Athletics at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's Decathlon
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The Decathlon
Decathlon
The decathlon is a combined event in athletics consisting of ten track and field events. The word decathlon is of Greek origin . Events are held over two consecutive days and the winners are determined by the combined performance in all. Performance is judged on a points system in each event, not...

at the 2004 Summer Olympics
2004 Summer Olympics
The 2004 Summer Olympic Games, officially known as the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad, was a premier international multi-sport event held in Athens, Greece from August 13 to August 29, 2004 with the motto Welcome Home. 10,625 athletes competed, some 600 more than expected, accompanied by 5,501 team...

as part of the athletics program
Athletics at the 2004 Summer Olympics
At the 2004 Summer Olympics, the athletics events were held at the Athens Olympic Stadium from August 18 to August 29, except for the marathons , the race walks , and the shot put...

 was held at the Athens Olympic Stadium on August 23 and August 24.

The reigning world champion was American Tom Pappas
Tom Pappas
Tom Pappas is an American track & field decathlete.Pappas won the gold medal at the 2003 World Championships held outside Paris, France, and was rated number 1 in the world that year by Track & Field News. He is a four-time US champion and was the 1999 NCAA champion while attending the University...

, while the world record holder was the Czech Roman Šebrle
Roman Šebrle
Roman Šebrle is an athlete from the Czech Republic. He is considered to be one of the best decathlon athletes of all time. Originally a high jumper, he competes in decathlon and heptathlon for team TJ Dukla Praha and is a world record holder in the decathlon...

, who had won the 2002 European Championships, and in 2001 at Götzis, had broken the 9,000-point barrier with a world record of 9026. But Pappas was injured going into the Olympics and he would eventually withdraw after a no-height in the pole vault. This left the favorite’s role to Šebrle. American Bryan Clay
Bryan Clay
Bryan Ezra Tsumoru Clay is an American decathlete. He is the reigning Olympic champion for the decathlon and was also World champion in 2005.-Biography:...

 started strong with 10.44 and 7.96 and after two events led by 52 points ahead of the Kazakh, Dmitriy Karpov
Dmitriy Karpov
Dmitriy Karpov is an athlete from Kazakhstan who competes in decathlon and heptathlon...

.

Karpov led after the first day with Šebrle second and Clay third. They held those positions throughout the pole vault competition, but Šebrle won the javelin event with 70.52 metres, with Clay second in that event with 69.71. Karpov finished only 21st in the javelin and fell back to third place entering the 1,500. The medals were sorted out with Karpov almost 400 points ahead of the Netherlands’ Chiel Warners
Chiel Warners
Chiel Mathijs Warners is a former Dutch decathlete.-Achievements:-External links:...

. Šebrle held a 63 point lead over Clay going into the 1,500, but outran him by about one second to secure the gold medal.

Medalists


Records

Standing records prior to the 2004 Summer Olympics
World Record  9026 May 27, 2001   Götzis
Götzis
Götzis is a town in the western Austrian state of Vorarlberg, district Feldkirch.The town is well-known for its annual hypo-combined events meeting, the so called Hypo-Meeting, where some of the world's leading decathletes and heptathletes gather in the Mösle stadium...

, Austria
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Olympic Record  8847 August 9, 1984   Los Angeles
Los Ángeles
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, United States
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Heat 1

Place Athlete Time Score Notes
1 10.85 s 894 PB
2 10.98 s 865 PB
3 10.99 s 863 PB
4 11.05 s 850 SB
5 11.08 s 843  
6 11.23 s 810  
7 11.36 s 782  
8 11.53 s 746  

Heat 2

Place Athlete Time Score Notes
1 10.68 s 933  
2 10.79 s 908  
3 10.86 s 892  
4 10.89 s 885  
5 11.08 s 843  
6 11.14 s 830  
7 11.29 s 797  

Heat 3

Place Athlete Time Score Notes
1 10.44 s 989  
2 10.50 s 975  
3 10.55 s 963  
4 10.62 s 947  
5 10.77 s 912  
6 10.80 s 906  
7 10.80 s 906  
8 10.89 s 885  

Heat 4

Place Athlete Time Score Notes
1 10.90 s 883  
2 10.91 s 881  
3 10.95 s 872  
4 10.97 s 867  
5 11.10 s 838  
6 11.14 s 830  
7 11.28 s 799  
8 11.33 s 789  

Heat 5

Place Athlete Time Score Notes
1 10.69 s 931 PB
2 10.85 s 894 SB
3 10.87 s 890 SB
4 10.92 s 878 SB
5 10.94 s 874 SB
6 11.05 s 850  
7 11.05 s 850  
8 11.06 s 847 PB

Points Table after 1st event

Rank Athlete Score
1 989
2 975
3 963
4 947
5 933
6 931
7 912
8 908
9 906
10 906
11 894
12 894
13 892
14 890
15 885
16 885
17 883
18 881
19 878
20 874
21 872
22 867
23 865
24 863
25 850
26 850
27 850
28 847
29 843
30 843
31 838
32 830
33 830
34 810
35 799
36 797
37 789
38 782
39 746

Heat 1

Place Athlete Distance Score Notes
1 7.96 m 1050 PB
2 7.74 m 995  
3 7.49 m 932  
4 7.38 m 905  
5 7.34 m 896  
6 7.30 m 886 SB
7 7.26 m 876  
8 7.20 m 862  
9 7.14 m 847 SB
10 7.07 m 830  
11 7.07 m 830  
12 7.05 m 826  
13 7.04 m 823  
14 6.94 m 799  
15 7.03 m 821  
16 6.91 m 792  
17 6.68 m 739  
18 6.61 m 723  
19     NM
20     NM

Heat 2

Place Athlete Distance Score Notes
1 7.84 m 1020  
2 7.81 m 1012 SB
3 7.53 m 942  
4 7.50 m 935  
5 7.48 m 930 PB
6 7.47 m 927 SB
7 7.43 m 918  
8 7.38 m 905 PB
9 7.34 m 896  
10 7.31 m 888  
11 7.26 m 876  
12 7.19 m 859  
13 7.12 m 842  
14 6.99 m 811 SB
15 6.99 m 811  
16 6.86 m 781  
17 6.84 m 776  
18 6.81 m 769  
19     DNS

Points Table after 2nd event

Rank Athlete Score
1 2039
2 1987
3 1942
4 1914
5 1868
6 1861
7 1859
8 1848
9 1812
10 1811
11 1797
12 1795
13 1792
14 1769
15 1760
16 1743
17 1731
18 1728
19 1726
20 1722
21 1719
22 1715
23 1692
24 1677
25 1676
26 1665
27 1663
28 1661
29 1659
30 1641
31 1639
32 1635
33 1631
34 1621
35 1553
36 1521
37 797

Heat 1

  1. Tom Pappas, United States 16.17 m (862) SB
  2. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 15.69 m (832) PB
  3. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 15.31 m (809)
  4. Bryan Clay, United States 15.23 m (804)
  5. Paul Terek, United States 15.15 m (799)
  6. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 14.92 m (785)
  7. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 14.81 m (778) PB
  8. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 14.77 m (776) PB
  9. David Gomez, Spain 14.57 m (763)
  10. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 14.48 m (758)
  11. Kristjan Rahnu, Estonia 14.45 m (756)
  12. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan 14.30 m (747)
  13. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 14.01 m (729)
  14. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 13.88 m (721) PB
  15. Indrek Turi, Estonia 13.62 m (705)
  16. Haifeng Qi, China 13.55 m (701) PB
  17. Ahmad Hassan Moussa, Qatar 13.32 m (687)
  18. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 13.22 m (681) PB
  19. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 13.04 m (670)
  20. Dennis Leyckes, Germany 12.84 m (657)

Heat 2

  1. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 16.36 m (873) PB
  2. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 15.93 m (847) PB
  3. Dean Macey, Great Britain 15.73 m (835) SB
  4. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 15.24 m (804)
  5. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 15.10 m (796) SB
  6. Jon Arnar Magnusson, Iceland 14.98 m (788)
  7. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 14.97 m (788)
  8. Romain Barras, France 14.91 m (784) PB
  9. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 14.80 m (777)
  10. Laurent Hernu, France 14.65 m (768) PB
  11. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 14.44 m (755)
  12. Erki Nool, Estonia 14.26 m (744)
  13. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico 13.77 m (714)
  14. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 13.53 m (700) SB
  15. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 13.30 m (686)
  16. Stefan Drews, Germany 13.07 m (672)
  17. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands NM
  18. Tomáš Dvořák, Czech Republic DNS
  19. Lev Lobodin, Russia DNS

Points Table after 3rd event

Rank Athlete Score
1 2843
2 2834
3 2787
4 2700
5 2673
6 2656
7 2647
8 2638
9 2614
10 2592
11 2556
12 2545
13 2537
14 2526
15 2506
16 2500
17 2494
18 2482
19 2480
20 2476
21 2467
22 2467
23 2444
24 2436
25 2425
26 2418
27 2385
28 2351
29 2340
30 2340
31 2333
32 2331
33 2321
34 2306
35 1639
36 1544

Heat 1

  1. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 2.12 m (915) SB
  2. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 2.12 m (915) =SB
  3. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 2.12 m (915) PB
  4. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 2.09 m (887) SB
  5. Bryan Clay, United States 2.06 m (859)
  6. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 2.06 m (859) =SB
  7. Indrek Turi, Estonia 2.03 m (831)
  8. Laurent Hernu, France 2.03 m (831) PB
  9. Tom Pappas, United States 2.03 m (831)
  10. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 2.00 m (803) PB
  11. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan 2.00 m (803)
  12. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 1.97 m (776)
  13. Romain Barras, France 1.94 m (749) =SB
  14. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 1.94 m (749)
  15. Paul Terek, United States 1.94 m (749)
  16. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 1.94 m (749)
  17. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 1.94 m (749)
  18. Lev Lobodin, Russia DNS
  19. Jon Arnar Magnusson, Iceland DNS

Heat 2

  1. Dean Macey, Great Britain 2.15 m (944) PB
  2. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 2.03 m (831) PB
  3. Haifeng Qi, China 1.97 m (776) SB
  4. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 1.97 m (776) PB
  5. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 1.94 m (749)
  6. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 1.94 m (749) SB
  7. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 1.94 m (749)
  8. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 1.91 m (723)
  9. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico 1.91 m (723) SB
  10. Dennis Leyckes, Germany 1.91 m (723)
  11. Stefan Drews, Germany 1.88 m (696)
  12. Erki Nool, Estonia 1.88 m (696)
  13. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 1.88 m (696)
  14. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 1.85 m (670)
  15. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 1.85 m (670)
  16. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 1.85 m (670)
  17. David Gomez, Spain 1.85 m (670)
  18. Ahmad Hassan Moussa, Qatar 1.82 m (644)
  19. Tomáš Dvořák, Czech Republic DNS
  20. Kristjan Rahnu, Estonia DNS

Points Table after 4th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 3721
2 3702
3 3702
4 3591
5 3553
6 3504
7 3476
8 3452
9 3415
10 3405
11 3363
12 3325
13 3288
14 3275
15 3249
16 3241
17 3229
18 3225
19 3220
20 3216
21 3190
22 3185
23 3174
24 3171
25 3163
26 3152
27 3127
28 3062
29 3056
30 3055
31 3010
32 3001
33 2991
34 2442
35 2347

Heat 1

  1. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 49.13 s (855) PB
  2. Romain Barras, France 49.41 s (842) SB
  3. Haifeng Qi, China 49.65 s (831) SB
  4. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 49.72 s (828) SB
  5. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 49.76 s (826) PB
  6. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 50.30 s (801)
  7. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 50.54 s (790)
  8. Lev Lobodin, Russia DNS

Heat 2

  1. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 46.81 s (968) PB
  2. Tom Pappas, United States 47.97 s (911) SB
  3. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 47.97 s (911) SB
  4. Stefan Drews, Germany 48.51 s (885)
  5. Erki Nool, Estonia 48.81 s (870)
  6. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 49.10 s (857)
  7. Bryan Clay, United States 49.19 s (852)
  8. Dennis Leyckes, Germany DNS

Heat 3

  1. David Gomez, Spain 48.61 s (880)
  2. Ahmad Hassan Moussa, Qatar 48.73 s (874)
  3. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 49.12 s (856)
  4. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 50.79 s (779) SB
  5. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 50.95 s (771)
  6. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 51.04 s (767) SB
  7. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 51.16 s (762)

Heat 4

  1. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 48.36 s (892) SB
  2. Laurent Hernu, France 48.73 s (874) PB
  3. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 49.11 s (856)
  4. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 49.27 s (849) PB
  5. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 49.34 s (845)
  6. Paul Terek, United States 49.56 s (835)
  7. Tomáš Dvořák, Czech Republic DNS
  8. Jon Arnar Magnusson, Iceland DNS

Heat 5

  1. Dean Macey, Great Britain 48.97 s (863) SB
  2. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico 49.28 s (848) SB
  3. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 49.40 s (842) SB
  4. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan 51.64 s (741)
  5. Indrek Turi, Estonia 51.67 s (739)
  6. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 51.82 s (733)
  7. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 53.20 s (673)
  8. Kristjan Rahnu, Estonia DNS

Points Table after 5th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 4689
2 4594
3 4554
4 4454
5 4415
6 4408
7 4387
8 4294
9 4261
10 4199
11 4194
12 4191
13 4158
14 4101
15 4077
16 4060
17 4051
18 4048
19 4042
20 4041
21 4039
22 4032
23 4016
24 4011
25 3983
26 3936
27 3917
28 3910
29 3855
30 3762
31 3734
32 3728
33 3299
34 3088

Heat 1

  1. Romain Barras, France 14.37 s (927) SB
  2. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 14.39 s (925) PB
  3. Dean Macey, Great Britain 14.56 s (903) SB
  4. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 14.77 s (878)
  5. Haifeng Qi, China 14.78 s (876) SB
  6. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 15.38 s (804)
  7. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan 15.54 s (785)

Heat 2

  1. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 14.17 s (953)
  2. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 14.21 s (948)
  3. Laurent Hernu, France 14.25 s (942)
  4. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 14.25 s (942)
  5. Indrek Turi, Estonia 14.26 s (941)
  6. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 14.34 s (931)
  7. Jon Arnar Magnusson, Iceland DNS

Heat 3

  1. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 14.01 s (973)
  2. David Gomez, Spain 14.41 s (922)
  3. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 14.96 s (854)
  4. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 15.01 s (848)
  5. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 15.80 s (755)
  6. Ahmad Hassan Moussa, Qatar DNF
  7. Kristjan Rahnu, Estonia DNS

Heat 4

  1. Erki Nool, Estonia 14.80 s (874) SB
  2. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 14.88 s (864) PB
  3. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 14.95 s (856) SB
  4. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 14.98 s (852) PB
  5. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 15.02 s (847) PB
  6. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 15.09 s (839)
  7. Paul Terek, United States 15.12 s (835) PB

Heat 5

  1. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 13.97 s (978) SB
  2. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 14.01 s (973) PB
  3. Stefan Drews, Germany 14.01 s (973)
  4. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 14.05 s (968) SB
  5. Bryan Clay, United States 14.13 s (958)
  6. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico 14.13 s (958) PB
  7. Tom Pappas, United States 14.18 s (951)
  8. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 15.39 s (803)

Points Table after 6th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 5667
2 5562
3 5512
4 5357
5 5366
6 5361
7 5360
8 5150
9 5142
10 5141
11 5116
12 5109
13 5043
14 5035
15 5032
16 5021
17 5012
18 4973
19 4954
20 4943
21 4927
22 4919
23 4895
24 4865
25 4851
26 4847
27 4769
28 4659
29 4601
30 4531
31 4489
32 4146
33 3873

Heat 1

  1. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 51.65 m (905)
  2. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 49.02 m (850)
  3. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 48.72 m (844) PB
  4. Dean Macey, Great Britain 48.34 m (836) PB
  5. Romain Barras, France 44.83 m (763) SB
  6. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 44.75 m (762)
  7. Laurent Hernu, France 44.72 m (761) PB
  8. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 44.60 m (759) SB
  9. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 43.34 m (733)
  10. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 43.01 m (726)
  11. Erki Nool, Estonia 42.05 m (706) SB
  12. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico 41.82 m (702)
  13. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 40.35 m (672)
  14. Stefan Drews, Germany 40.11 m (667)
  15. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 40.00 m (665)
  16. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 39.88 m (662)
  17. Jon Arnar Magnusson, Iceland DNS
  18. Lev Lobodin, Russia DNS
  19. Tomáš Dvořák, Czech Republic DNS

Heat 2

  1. Bryan Clay, United States 50.11 m (873)
  2. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 48.66 m (843)
  3. Tom Pappas, United States 47.39 m (816)
  4. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 46.07 m (789) PB
  5. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 45.62 m (780)
  6. Paul Terek, United States 45.62 m (780)
  7. Haifeng Qi, China 45.13 m (770)
  8. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 44.41 m (755)
  9. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 43.73 m (741) PB
  10. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 42.47 m (715)
  11. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 42.43 m (714)
  12. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 41.90 m (703) SB
  13. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan 41.89 m (703)
  14. David Gomez, Spain 40.95 m (684)
  15. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 40.22 m (669) PB
  16. Indrek Turi, Estonia 39.83 m (661)
  17. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 38.19 m (628)
  18. Ahmad Hassan Moussa, Qatar DNS
  19. Kristjan Rahnu, Estonia DNS
  20. Dennis Leyckes, Germany DNS

Points Table after 7th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 6572
2 6406
3 6385
4 6193
5 6182
6 6123
7 6101
8 5930
9 5902
10 5901
11 5862
12 5781
13 5778
14 5757
15 5738
16 5737
17 5728
18 5706
19 5697
20 5688
21 5675
22 5654
23 5638
24 5634
25 5550
26 5512
27 5502
28 5374
29 5328
30 5327
31 5117
32 4811
33 4576

Heat 1

  1. Erki Nool, Estonia 5.40 m (1035) =SB
  2. Paul Terek, United States 5.30 m (1004)
  3. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 5.10 m (941) SB
  4. Stefan Drews, Germany 5.00 m (910) =SB
  5. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 5.00 m (910) PB
  6. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 5.00 m (910)
  7. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 5.00 m (910) =SB
  8. Bryan Clay, United States 4.90 m (880)
  9. Laurent Hernu, France 4.80 m (849) SB
  10. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 4.80 m (849) PB
  11. Indrek Turi, Estonia 4.80 m (849)
  12. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 4.80 m (849)
  13. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 4.50 m (760)
  14. Haifeng Qi, China 4.50 m (760)
  15. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 4.40 m (731)
  16. Tom Pappas, United States NM
  17. Lev Lobodin, Russia DNS
  18. Jon Arnar Magnusson, Iceland DNS
  19. Dennis Leyckes, Germany DNS

Heat 2

  1. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 4.90 m (880) PB
  2. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan 4.90 m (880) PB
  3. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 4.80 m (849) =SB
  4. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 4.70 m (819) PB
  5. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 4.70 m (819)
  6. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 4.70 m (819) PB
  7. Romain Barras, France 4.60 m (790)
  8. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 4.60 m (790) SB
  9. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 4.60 m (790)
  10. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 4.50 m (760)
  11. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 4.50 m (760)
  12. Dean Macey, Great Britain 4.40 m (731) =SB
  13. David Gomez, Spain 4.40 m (731)
  14. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 4.40 m (731) PB
  15. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 4.20 m (673)
  16. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico NM
  17. Victor Covalenko, Moldova NM
  18. Tomáš Dvořák, Czech Republic DNS
  19. Kristjan Rahnu, Estonia DNS
  20. Ahmad Hassan Moussa, Qatar DNS

Points Table after 8th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 7362
2 7316
3 7265
4 6981
5 6924
6 6854
7 6811
8 6773
9 6751
10 6749
11 6698
12 6679
13 6638
14 6627
15 6598
16 6571
17 6535
18 6496
19 6473
20 6457
21 6453
22 6399
23 6369
24 6361
25 6262
26 6105
27 6088
28 6087
29 5660
30 5456
31 5117

Heat 1

  1. Bryan Clay, United States 69.71 m (885) PB
  2. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 65.82 m (826)
  3. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 63.62 m (792)
  4. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 61.52 m (761) PB
  5. Haifeng Qi, China 60.79 m (750) PB
  6. David Gomez, Spain 60.71 m (749)
  7. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 60.00 m (738) SB
  8. Indrek Turi, Estonia 59.34 m (728)
  9. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 58.62 m (717)
  10. Dean Macey, Great Britain 58.46 m (715) SB
  11. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 58.36 m (713)
  12. Laurent Hernu, France 57.76 m (704) SB
  13. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 55.27 m (667)
  14. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 53.46 m (640)
  15. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 53.45 m (640)
  16. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 52.92 m (632)
  17. Luiggy Llanos, Puerto Rico DNS

Heat 2

  1. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 70.52 m (897)
  2. Romain Barras, France 64.55 m (807)
  3. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 63.45 m (790) SB
  4. Erki Nool, Estonia 61.33 m (758)
  5. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 60.89 m (751) SB
  6. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 60.88 m (751)
  7. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 59.26 m (727)
  8. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 56.32 m (683) PB
  9. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 55.54 m (671) =PB
  10. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 55.39 m (669)
  11. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 54.51 m (656)
  12. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 53.05 m (634)
  13. Stefan Drews, Germany 51.53 m (611)
  14. Paul Terek, United States 50.62 m (598)
  15. Pavel Andreyev, Uzbekistan DNS

Points Table after 9th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 8213
2 8150
3 8033
4 7639
5 7650
6 7539
7 7531
8 7521
9 7455
10 7451
11 7389
12 7381
13 7303
14 7298
15 7296
16 7283
17 7277
18 7225
19 7209
20 7207
21 7204
22 7118
23 7107
24 7089
25 6894
26 6825
27 6822
28 6801
29 6452
30 5757

Heat 1

  1. Santiago Lorenzo, Argentina 4:23.08 (791) PB
  2. Vitaliy Smirnov, Uzbekistan 4:23.31 (789) PB
  3. Victor Covalenko, Moldova 4:23.81 (786)
  4. David Gomez, Spain 4:29.70 (747)
  5. Nikolay Averyanov, Russia 4:31.02 (738)
  6. Eugene Martineau, Netherlands 4:31.79 (733)
  7. Haifeng Qi, China 4:32.63 (727)
  8. Stefan Drews, Germany 4:34.21 (717)
  9. Aleksandr Parkhomenko, Belarus 4:37.94 (693)
  10. Janis Karlivans, Latvia 4:38.67 (689) PB
  11. Hans Olav Uldal, Norway 4:41.70 (670) SB
  12. Indrek Turi, Estonia 4:50.01 (619)
  13. Paul Terek, United States 4:50.36 (616)
  14. Paolo Casarsa, Italy 4:56.12 (582)
  15. Prodromos Korkizoglou, Greece 5:17.00 (466)

Heat 2

  1. Laurent Hernu, France 4:24.35 (782) PB
  2. Dean Macey, Great Britain 4:25.42 (775) SB
  3. Romain Barras, France 4:27.09 (764) PB
  4. Attila Zsivoczky, Hungary 4:29.54 (748) SB
  5. Maurice Smith, Jamaica 4:32.74 (727) PB
  6. Roland Schwarzl, Austria 4:33.56 (721) PB
  7. Jaakko Ojaniemi, Finland 4:35.71 (708)
  8. Claston Bernard, Jamaica 4:36.31 (704) SB
  9. Erki Nool, Estonia 4:36.33 (704) SB
  10. Chiel Warners, Netherlands 4:38.05 (693) SB
  11. Dmitriy Karpov, Kazakhstan 4:38.11 (692) SB
  12. Florian Schoenbeck, Germany 4:38.82 (688) SB
  13. Roman Šebrle, Czech Republic 4:40.01 (680)
  14. Bryan Clay, United States 4:41.65 (670) SB
  15. Aleksandr Pogorelov, Russia 4:47.63 (633) PB

Points Table after 10th event

Rank Athlete Score
1 8893 OR
2 8820 PB
3 8725 AR
4 8414 SB
5 8343 SB
6 8287 SB
7 8237 SB
8 8235
9 8225 NR
10 8102 PB
11 8084 SB
12 8077
13 8067 SB
14 8023
15 8021
16 8006 SB
17 7993
18 7934
19 7926
20 7918 SB
21 7893
22 7865
23 7708
24 7592
25 7583
26 7573
27 7495
28 7404
29 7185
30 6543
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