Osaka (Japan)
24th August - 2nd September 2007
(Nagai Stadium)
100 m -
1. Tyson Gay - USA - 9.85
2. Derrick Atkins - Bahamas - 9.91
(national record)
3. Asafa Powell - Jamaica - 9.96
200 m -
1. Tyson Gay - USA - 19.76
(championship record)
2. Usain Bolt - Jamaica - 19.91
3. Wallace Spearmon - USA - 20.05
400 m
1. Jeremy Wariner - USA - 43.45
2. LaShawn Merritt - USA - 43.96
3. Angelo Taylor - USA - 44.32
4. Chris Brown - Bahamas - 44.45
(national record)
800 m
1. Alfred Kirwa Yego - Kenya - 1:47.09
2. Gary Reed - Canada - 1:47.10
3. Yuriy Borzakovskiy - Russia - 1:47.39
1500 m
1. Bernard Lagat - USA - 3:34.77
2. Rashid Ramzi - Bahrain - 3:35.00
3. Shedrack Kibet Korir - Kenya - 3:35.04
5000 m
1. Bernard Lagat - USA - 13:45.87
2. Eliud Kipchoge - Kenya - 13:46.00
3. Moses Ndiema Kipsiro - Uganda - 13:46.75
10000 m
1. Kenenisa Bekele - Ethiopia - 27:05.90
2. Sileshi Sihine - Ethiopia - 27:09.03
3. Martin Mathathi - Kenya - 27:12.17
marathon
1. Luke Kibet - Kenya - 2:15:59
2. Mubarak Hassan Shami - Qatar - 2:17:18
3. Viktor Röthlin - Switzerland - 2:17.25
110 m hurdles
1. Liu Xiang - China - 12.95
2. Terrence Trammell - USA - 12.99
3. David Payne - USA - 13.02
6. Serhiy Demydyuk - Ukraine - 13.22
(national record)
7. Jackson Quiñónez - Spain - 13.33
(national record)
400m hurdles
1. Kerron Clement - USA - 47.61
2. Félix Sánchez - Dominican Republic - 48.01
3. Marek Plawgo - Poland - 48.12
(national record)
3000 m steeple
1. Brimin Kipruto - Kenya - 8:13.82
2. Ezekiel Kemboi - Kenya - 8:16.94
3. Richard Mateelong - Kenya - 8:17.59
20 km walk
1. Jefferson Pérez - Ecuador - 1:22:20
2. Paquillo Fernández - Spain - 1:22:40
3. Hatem Ghoula - Tunisia - 1:22:40
50 km walk
1. Nathan Deakes - Australia - 3:43:53
2. Yohan Diniz - France - 3:44.22
3. Alex Schwazer - Italy - 3:44:38
4 x 100 m
1. United States - 37.78
(Darvis Patton, Wallace Spearmon, Tyson Gay, Leroy Dixon)
2. Jamaica - 37.89 (national record)
(Marvin Anderson, Usain Bolt, Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell)
3. Great Britain - 37.90
(Christian Malcolm, Craig Pickering, Marlon Devonish, Mark Lewis-Francis)
5. Japan - 38.03 (Asian record)
(Naoki Tsukahara, Shingo Suetsugu, Shinji Takahira, Nobuharu Asahara)
4 x 400 m
1. United States - 2:55.56
(LaShawn Merritt, Angelo Taylor, Darold Williamson, Jeremy Wariner)
2. Bahamas - 2:59.18
(Avard Moncur, Michael Mathieu, Andrae Williams, Chris Brown)
3. Poland - 3:00.05
(Marek Plawgo, Daniel Dabrowski, Marcin Marciniszyn, Kacper Kozlowski)
long jump
1. Irving Saladino - Panama - 8,57 m
(Central American record)
2. Andrew Howe - Italy - 8,47 m
(national record)
3. Dwight Phillips - USA - 8,30 m
triple jump
1. Nelson Évora - Portugal - 17,74 m
2. Jadel Gregório - Brazil - 17,59 m
3. Walter Davis - USA - 17,33 m
high jump
1. Donald Thomas - Bahamas - 2,35 m
2. Yaroslav Rybakov - Russia - 2,35 m
3. Kyriakos Ioannou - Cyprus - 2,35 m
pole vault
1. Brad Walker - USA - 5,86 m
2. Romain Mesnil - France - 5,86 m
3. Danny Ecker - Germany - 5,81 m
shot put
1. Reese Hoffa - USA - 22,04 m
2. Adam Nelson - USA - 21,61 m
3. Rutger Smith - Netherlands - 21,13 m
3. Andrei Mikhnevich - Belarus - 21,27 m
(disqualified in 2013 for doping)
discus throw
1. Gerd Kanter - Estonia - 68,94 m
2. Robert Harting - Germany - 66,68 m
3. Rutger Smith - Netherlands - 66,42 m
javelin throw
1. Tero Pitkämäki - Finland - 90,33 m
2. Andreas Thorkildsen - Norway - 88,61 m
3. Breaux Greer - USA - 86,21 m
hammer throw
1. Ivan Tsikhan - Belarus - 83,63 m
2. Primož Kozmus - Slovenia - 82,29 m
3. Libor Charfreitag - Slovakia - 81,60 m
decathlon
1. Roman Šebrle - Czech Republic - 8676 points
2. Maurice Smith - Jamaica - 8644 points
(national record)
3. Dmitriy Karpov - Kazakhstan - 8586 points
8. Yordanis García - Greece - 8257 points
(national record)
