IAAF World Championships 2017 - women



London (Great Britain) - 4–13 August 2017
(Olympic Stadium)


100 m - wind + 0.1 m/s

1. Tori Bowie - USA - 10.85
2. Marie-Josée Ta Lou - Ivory Coast - 10.86
3. Dafne Schippers - Netherlands - 10.96


200 m - wind -0.1 m/s

1. Dafne Schippers - Netherlands - 22.05
2. Marie-Josée Ta Lou - Ivory Coast - 22.08
(national record)
3. Shaunae Miller-Uibo - Bahamas - 22.15


400 m

1. Phyllis Francis - USA - 49.92
2. Salwa Eid Naser - Bahrain - 50.06
(national record)
3. Allyson Felix - USA - 50.08


800 m

1. Caster Semenya - South Africa - 1:55.16
2. Francine Niyonsaba - Burundi - 1:55.92
3. Ajeé Wilson - USA - 1:56.65


1500 m

1. Faith Kipyegon - Kenya - 4:02.59
2. Jennifer Simpson - USA - 4:02.76
3. Caster Semenya - South AFrica - 4:02.90


5000 m

1. Hellen Obiri - Kenya - 14:34:86
2. Almaz Ayana - Ethiopia - 14:40.35
3. Sifan Hassan - Netherlands - 14:42.73


10000 m

1. Almaz Ayana - Ethiopia - 30:16.32
2. Tirunesh Dibaba - Ethiopia - 31:02.69
3. Agnes Jebet Tirop - Kenya - 31:03.50

13. Mercyline Chelangat - Uganda - 31:40.48
(national record)
18. Sitora Hamidova - Uzbekistan - 31:57.42
(national record)
31. Carmen Martínez - Paraguay - 33:17.22
(national record)
(last woman to finish the race)


marathon

1. Rose Chelimo - Bahrain - 2:27:11
2. Edna Kiplagat - Kenya - 2:27.18
3. Amy Cragg - USA - 2:27:18
(...)
35. Dagmara Handzlik - Cyprus - 2:38:52 (national record)


100 m hurdles - wind + 0.1 m/s

1. Sally Pearson - Australia - 12.59
2. Dawn Harper-Nelson - USA - 12.63
3. Pamela Dutkiewicz - Germany - 12.72


400m hurdles

1. Kori Carter - USA - 53.07
2. Dalilah Muhammad - USA - 53.50
3. Ristananna Tracey - Jamaica - 53.74


3000 m steeple

1. Emma Coburn - USA - 9:02.58
(Championship record) (North American record)
2. Courtney Frerichs - USA - 9:03.77
3. Hyvin Jepkemoi - Kenya - 9:04.03
(...)
11. Belén Casetta - Argentina - 9:25.99
(South American record)
13. Genevičve Lalonde - Canada - 9:29.99
(national record)


20 km walk

1. Yang Jiayu - China - 1:26:18
2. María Guadalupe González - Mexico - 1:26:19
3. Antonella Palmisano - Italy - 1:26:36
(...)
4. Érica de Sena - Brazil - 1:26:59 (South American record)
5. Sandra Arenas - Colombia - 1:29:10 (national record)
7. Kimberly García - Peru - 1:29:13 (national record)
12. Viktória Madarász - Hungary - 1:30:05 (national record)
35. Ching Siu-nga - Hong Kong - 1:35:04 (national record)


50 km walk

This was the first time this event was held in the world championships. Only four (on a total of seven) athletes finished the race.

1. Inęs Henriques - Portugal - 4:05:56
(World record)
2. Yin Hang - China - 4:08:58
(Asian record)
3. Yang Shuqing - China - 4:20:49
(...)
4. Kathleen Burnett - USA - 4:21:51
(North American record)


4 x 100 m

1. United States - 41.82
(Aaliyah Brown, Allyson Felix, Morolake Akinosun, Tori Bowie)
2. Great Britain - 42.12
(Asha Philip, Desirče Henry, Dina Asher-Smith, Daryll Neita)
3. Jamaica - 42.19
(Jura Levy, Natasha Morrison, Simone Facey, Sashalee Forbes)


4 x 400 m

1. United States - 3:19.02
(Quanera Hayes, Allyson Felix, Shakima Wimbley, Phyllis Francis)
2. Great Britain - 3:25.00
(Zoey Clark, Laviai Nielsen, Eilidh Doyle, Emily Diamond)
3. Poland - 3:25.41
(Malgorzata Holub, Iga Baumgart, Aleksandra Gaworska, Justyna Swiety)


long jump

1. Brittney Reese - USA - 7,02 m
2. Darya Klishina - Authorised Neutral Athletes - 7,00 m
3. Tianna Bartoletta - USA - 6,97 m


triple jump

1. Yulimar Rojas - Venezuela - 14,91 m
2. Caterine Ibargüen - Colombia - 14,89 m
3. Olga Rypakova - Kazakhstan - 14,77 m


high jump

1. Mariya Lasitskene - Authorised Neutral Athletes - 2,03 m
2. Yuliya Levchenko - Ukraine - 2,01 m
3. Kamila Licwinko - Poland - 1,99 m


pole vault

1. Katerina Stefanidi - Greece - 4,91 m (national record)
2. Sandi Morris - USA - 4,75 m
3=. Robeilys Peinado - Venezuela - 4,65 m (= national record)
3=. Yarisley Silva - Cuba - 4,65 m


shot put

1. Gong Lijiao - China - 19,94 m
2. Anita Márton - Hungary - 19,49 m
3. Michelle Carter - USA - 19,14 m


discus throw

1. Sandra Perkovic - Croatia - 70,31 m
2. Dani Stevens - Australia - 69,64 m (Oceanic record)
3. Mélina Robert-Michon - France - 66,21 m


javelin throw

1. Barbora Špotáková - Czech Republic - 66,76 m
2. Li Lingwei - China - 66,25 m
3. Lü Huihui - China - 65,26 m


hammer throw

1. Anita Wlodarczyk - Poland - 77,90 m
2. Wang Zheng - China - 75,98 m
3. Malwina Kopron - Poland - 74,76 m


heptathlon

1. Nafissatou Thiam - Belgium - 6784 points
2. Carolin Schäfer - Germany - 6696 points
3. Anouk Vetter - Netherlands - 6636 points (national record)
(...)
4. Yorgelis Rodríguez - Cuba - 6594 points (national record)