Doha (Qatar) 12th – 14th March 2010 (ASPIRE Dome) 60 m - 13-03-2010 1. Dwain Chambers - Great Britain - 6.48 2. Mike Rodgers - USA - 6.53 3. Daniel Bailey - Antigua and Barbuda - 6.57 Four national records were set in the heats and four in the semifinals. 400 m - 13-03-2010 1. Chris Brown - Bahamas - 45.96 2. William Collazo - Cuba - 46.31 3. Jamaal Torrance - USA - 46.43 Two national records were set in the heats. 800 m - 14-03-2010 1. Abubaker Kaki - Sudan - 1:46.23 2. Boaz Kiplagat Lalang - Kenya - 1:46.39 3. Adam Kszczot - Poland - 1:46.69 1500 m - 13-03-2010 1. Deresse Mekonnen - Ethiopia - 3:41.86 2. Abdalaati Iguider - Morocco - 3:41.96 3. Haron Keitany - Kenya - 3:42.32 3000 m - 14-03-2010 1. Bernard Lagat - USA - 7:37.97 2. Sergio Sánchez - Spain - 7:39.55 3. Sammy Alex Mutahi - Kenya - 7:39.90 60 m hurdles - 14-03-2010 1. Dayron Robles - Cuba - 7.34 - Championship record 2. Terrence Trammell - USA - 7.36 - national record 3. David Oliver - USA - 7.44 4 x 400 m - 14-03-2010 1. United States - 3:03.40 (Jamaal Torrance, Greg Nixon, Tavaris Tate, Bershawn Jackson) 2. Belgium - 3:06.94 - national record (Cedric van Branteghem, Kévin Borlée, Antoine Gillet, Jonathan Borlée) 3. Great Britain - 3:07.52 (Conrad Williams, Nigel Levine, Christopher Clarke, Richard Buck) long jump - 13-03-2010 1. Fabrice Lapierre - Australia - 8,17 m 2. Godfrey Khotso Mokoena - South Africa - 8,08 m 3. Mitchell Watt - Australia - 8,05 m Fabrice Lapierre jumped an Oceanic indoor record (8,19 m) during the qualification. triple jump - 14-03-2010 1. Teddy Tamgho - France - 17,90 m - World indoor record 2. Yoandri Betanzos - Cuba - 17,69 m 3. Arnie David Giralt - Cuba - 17,36 m high jump - 14-03-2010 1. Ivan Ukhov - Russia - 2,36 m 2. Yaroslav Rybakov - Russia - 2,31 m 3. Dusty Jonas - USA - 2,31 m 4. Kabelo Kgosiemang - Botswana - 2,28 m - national record pole vault - 13-03-2010 1. Steven Hooker - Australia - 6,01 m - Championship record 2. Malte Mohr - Germany - 5,70 m 3. Alexander Straub - Germany - 5,65 m shot put - 13-03-2010 1. Christian Cantwell - USA - 21,83 m 2. Ralf Bartels - Germany - 21,44 m 3. Dylan Armstrong - Canada - 21,39 m - national record 4. Tomasz Majewski - Poland - 21,20 m - national record 2. Andrei Mikhnevich - Belarus - 21,68 m - disqualified for doping heptathlon - 12/13-03-2010 1. Bryan Clay - USA - 6204 points 2. Trey Hardee - USA - 6184 points 3. Aleksey Drozdov - Russia - 6141 points