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Olympics-Athletics-Men's 200m heats results

Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:24pm EDT
 
 Aug 18 (Reuters) - Olympic athletics men's 200m heats
results in Beijing on Monday.
  Heat 1
  1. Shawn Crawford (U.S.)                     20.61 seconds Q
  2. Marcin Jedrusinski (Poland)               20.64 Q
  3. Stephan Buckland (Mauritius)              20.98 Q
  4. Jiri Vojtik (Czech Republic)              21.05
  5. Fanuel Kenosi (Botswana)                  21.09
  6. Adam Harris (Guyana)                      21.36
  7. Khalil Al-Hanahneh (Jordan)               21.55
  8. Solomon Bayoh (Sierra Leone)              22.16
. Francis Obikwelu (Portugal)               DNS
  Heat 2
  1. Brian Dzingai (Zimbabwe)                  20.25 Q
  2. Christian Malcolm (Britain)               20.42 Q
  3. Christopher Williams (Jamaica)            20.53 Q
  4. Shinji Takahira (Japan)                   20.58 Q
  5. Amr Seoud (Egypt)                         20.75 Q
  6. Thuso Mpaung (South Africa)               20.87 Q
  7. Daniel Grueso (Colombia)                  21.15
  8. Arnaldo Abrantes (Portugal)               21.46
  Heat 3
  1. Marlon Devonish (Britain)                 20.49 Q
  2. Kim Collins (St. Kitts & Nevis)           20.55 Q
  3. Marvin Anderson (Jamaica)                 20.85 Q
  4. Matic Osovnikar (Slovenia)                20.89 Q
  5. Chris Lloyd (Dominica)                    20.90
  6. Heber Viera (Uruguay)                     20.93
  7. Cristian Reyes (Chile)                    21.20
  8. Franklin Nazareno (Ecuador)               21.26
  Heat 4
  1. Roman Smirnov (Russia)                    20.76 Q
  2. Walter Dix (U.S.)                         20.77 Q
  3. Rolando Palacios (Honduras)               20.81 Q
  4. Angel David Rodriguez (Spain)             20.87 Q
  5. Bruno de Barros (Brazil)                  21.15
  6. Desislav Gunev (Bulgaria)                 21.55
  7. Vyacheslav Muravyev (Kazakhstan)          21.68
  8. Nicolai Portelli (Malta)                  22.31
  Heat 5
  1. Rondell Sorrillo (Trinidad & Tobago)      20.58 Q
  2. Usain Bolt (Jamaica)                      20.64 Q
  3. Kristof Beyens (Belgium)                  20.69 Q
  4. Marc Schneeberger (Switzerland)           20.86 Q
  5. Jose Acevedo (Venezuela)                  21.06
  6. Ihor Bodrov (Ukraine)                     21.38
  7. Mohamad Siraj Tamim (Lebanon)             21.80
  8. Oleg Juravlyov (Uzbekistan)               22.31
  9. Juan Zeledon (Nicaragua)                  23.39
  Heat 6
  1. Wallace Spearmon (U.S.)                   20.46 Q
  2. Jaysuma Saidy Ndure (Norway)              20.54 Q
  3. Paul Hession (Ireland)                    20.59 Q
  4. Seth Amoo (Ghana)                         20.91
  5. Ronalds Arajs (Latvia)                    21.22
  6. Jayson Jones (Belize)                     21.54
  7. Nabie Foday Fofanah (Guinea)              21.68
. Brian Barnett (Canada)                    DNF
  Heat 7
  1. Obinna Metu (Nigeria)                     20.62 Q
  2. Ramil Guliyev (Azerbaijan)                20.78 Q
  2. Churandy Martina (Netherlands Antilles)   20.78 Q
  4. Sandro Viana (Brazil)                     20.84 Q
  5. Jamaal Rolle (Bahamas)                    20.93
  5. Shingo Suetsugu (Japan)                   20.93
  7. Omar Juma Al-salfa (United Arab Emirates) 21.00
. Alex Nelson (Britain)                     DNS
  Heat 8
  1. Aaron Armstrong (Trinidad & Tobago)       20.57 Q
  2. Brendan Christian (Antigua and Barbuda)   20.58 Q
  3. Jared Connaughton (Canada)                20.60 Q
  4. Visa Hongisto (Finland)                   20.62 Q
  5. Marco Cribari (Switzerland)               20.98
  5. James Dolphin (New Zealand)               20.98
  7. Zhang Peimeng (China)                     21.06
. Samuel Francis (Qatar)                    DNS
  Q = Qualified
  DNF = Did not finish
  DNS = Did not start
 (Compiled by Infostrada Sports; editing by Neil Maidment)
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