Helsinki (Finland)
6th - 14th August 2005
(Olympic Stadium)
100 m -
1. Justin Gatlin - USA - 9.88
2. Michael Frater - Jamaica - 10.05
3. Kim Collins - Saint Kitts and Nevis - 10.05
200 m -
1. Justin Gatlin - USA - 20.04
2. Wallace Spearmon - USA - 20.20
3. John Capel - USA - 20.31
400 m
1. Jeremy Wariner - USA - 43.93
2. Andrew Rock - USA - 44.35
3. Tyler Christopher - Canada - 44.44
(national record)
800 m
1. Rashid Ramzi - Bahrain - 1:44.24
2. Yuriy Borzakovskiy - Russia - 1:44.51
3. William Yiampoy - Kenya - 1:44.55
1500 m
1. Rashid Ramzi - Bahrain - 3:37.88
2. Adil Kaouch - Morocco - 3:38.00
3. Rui Silva - Portugal - 3:38.02
5000 m
1. Benjamin Limo - Kenya - 13:32.55
2. Sileshi Sihine - Ethiopia - 13:32.81
3. Craig Mottram - Australia - 13:32.96
10000 m
1. Kenenisa Bekele - Ethiopia - 27:08.33
2. Sileshi Sihine - Ethiopia - 27:08.87
3. Moses Mosop - Kenya - 27:08.96
6. Zersenay Tadese - Eritrea - 27:12.51
(national record)
14. Christian Belz - Switzerland - 27:53.16
(national record)
marathon
1. Jaouad Gharib - Morocco - 2:10:10
2. Christopher Isengwe - Tanzania - 2:10:21
3. Tsuyoshi Ogata - Japan - 2:11:16
6. Alex Malinga - Uganda - 2:12:12
(national record)
110 m hurdles
1. Ladji Doucouré - France - 13.04
2. Liu Xiang - China - 13.08
3. Allen Johnson - USA - 13.10
400m hurdles
1. Bershawn Jackson - USA - 47.30
2. James Carter - USA - 47.43
3. Dai Tamesue - Japan - 48.10
3000 m steeple
1. Saif Saaeed Shaheen - Qatar - 8:13.31
2. Ezekiel Kemboi - Kenya - 8:14.95
3. Brimin Kipruto - Kenya - 8:15.30
20 km walk
1. Jefferson Pérez - Ecuador - 1:18:35
2. Paquillo Fernández - Spain - 1:19.36
3. Juan Manuel Molina - Spain - 1:19.44
50 km walk
1. Sergey Kirdyapkin - Russia - 3:38:08
2. Aleksey Voyevodin - Russia - 3:41:25
3. Alex Schwazer - Italy - 3:41:54
(national record)
4. Trond Nymark - Norway - 3:44:04
(national record)
4 x 100 m
1. France - 38.08
(Ladji Doucouré, Ronald Pognon, Eddy De Lépine, Lueyi Dovy)
2. Trinidad and Tobago - 38.10 (national record)
(Kevon Pierre, Marc Burns, Jacey Harper, Darrel Brown)
3. Great Britain - 38.27
(Jason Gardener, Marlon Devonish, Christian Malcolm, Mark Lewis-Francis)
6. Netherlands Antilles - 38.45 (national record)
(Geronimo Goeloe, Charlton Rafaela, Jairo Duzant, Churandy Martina)
4 x 400 m
1. United States - 2:56.91
(Andrew Rock, Derrick Brew, Darold Williamson, Jeremy Wariner)
2. Bahamas - 2:57.32 (national record)
(Nathaniel McKinney, Avard Moncur, Andrae Williams, Chris Brown)
3. Jamaica - 2:58.07
(Sanjay Ayre, Brandon Simpson, Lansford Spence, Davian Clarke)
long jump
1. Dwight Phillips - USA - 8,60 m
2. Ignisious Gaisah - Ghana - 8,34 m
(national record)
3. Tommi Evilä - Finland - 8,25 m
triple jump
1. Walter Davis - USA - 17,57 m
2. Yoandri Betanzos - Cuba - 17,42 m
3. Marian Oprea - Romania - 17,40 m
high jump
1. Yuriy Krymarenko - Ukraine - 2,32 m
2=. Víctor Moya - Cuba - 2,29 m
2=. Yaroslav Rybakov - Russia - 2,29 m
pole vault
1. Rens Blom - Netherlands - 5,80 m
2. Brad Walker - USA - 5,75 m
3. Pavel Gerasimov - Russia - 5,65 m
shot put
1. Adam Nelson - USA - 21,73 m
2. Rutger Smith - Netherlands - 21,29 m
3. Ralf Bartels - Germany - 20,99 m
discus throw
1. Virgilijus Alekna - Lithuania - 70,17 m
(Championship record)
2. Gerd Kanter - Estonia - 68,57 m
3. Michael Möllenbeck - Germany - 65,95 m
javelin throw
1. Andrus Värnik - Estonia - 87,17 m
2. Andreas Thorkildsen - Norway - 86,18 m
3. Sergey Makarov - Russia - 83,54 m
hammer throw
1. Vadim Devyatovskiy - Belarus - 82,60 m
2. Szymon Ziólkowski - Poland - 79,35 m
3. Markus Esser - Germany - 79,16 m
1. Ivan Tsikhan - Belarus - 83,89 m
(disqualified for doping)
decathlon
1. Bryan Clay - USA - 8732 points
2. Roman Šebrle - Czech Republic - 8521 points
3. Attila Zsivoczky - Hungary - 8385 points
11. Hamdi Dhouibi - Tunisia - 8023 points
(African record)
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