2017 World Athletics Championships - Marathon (Women)

2017 World Athletics Championships
Running disciplines
100 m	men	women
200 m	men	women
400 m	men	women
800 m	men	women
1,500 m	men	women
5000 m	men	women
10 000 m	men	women
100 m s / b		women
110 m s / b	men
400 m s / b	men	women
3000 m s / p	men	women
Relay 4 × 100 m	men	women
Relay 4 × 400 m	men	women
Highway Disciplines
Marathon	men	women
20 km walk	men	women
50 km walk	men	women
Technical disciplines
High jump	men	women
Pole vault	men	women
Long jump	men	women
Triple jump	men	women
Shot put	men	women
Discus throw	men	women
Hammer throwing	men	women
Javelin-throwing	men	women
All-around
Heptathlon		women
Decathlon	men
Qualification

Women's marathon competitions at the 2017 World Athletics Championships were held on August 6 in British London . The start and finish distances were on Tower Bridge . The track was a 10-kilometer circle laid in the center of London, which participants overcame four times. The route passed near the main attractions of the British capital: Victoria Embankment , Palace of Westminster , St. Paul's Cathedral ^[1] .

The current world champion in the marathon was Mare Dibaba from Ethiopia .

Content

1 Medalists
2 records
3 Schedule
4 Results
5 notes
6 References

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Rose Chelimo Bahrain	Edna Kiplagat Kenya	Amy Cragg USA

Records

Before the start of the competition, the following records were in force.

World record	Paula Radcliffe ( UK )	2: 15.25	London , UK	April 13, 2003
World Championship Record	Paula Radcliffe ( UK )	2: 20.57	Helsinki , Finland	August 14, 2005
The best season result in the world	Mary Caitani ( Kenya )	2: 17.01	London , UK	April 23, 2017

Schedule

date of	Time	Competition round
August 6, 2017	2 p.m.	The final

Local time ( UTC + 1: 00 )

Results

The start of the race was given on August 6 at 14:00 local time. 91 runners from 46 countries went to the distance ^[2] . For a long time, the race was held at a calm pace, which was supported by about two dozen athletes. At the 30 km mark, there were 15 runners in the leading group, and 14 runners at 35 km. Rose Chelimo from Bahrain went just seven kilometers to the finish line, Kenya Edna Kiplagat and Flomena Cheec , and Amy Cragg from the United States picked up her acceleration. When there was less than three kilometers left to run, Kiplagat tried by acceleration to break the group of leaders. This time, only Chelimo held onto the Kenyan athlete, who then won the finish sprint. This gold medal was the first for Bahrain in the women's marathon at the world championships. The 37-year-old Edna Kiplagat added the silver medal of 2017 to two champion titles in 2011 and 2013. Amy Cragg was only the second runner from the United States to become a medalist in the women's marathon at the world championships.

Fourteen participants completed the distance faster than 2 hours 30 minutes, which was a repeat of the best result in the history of competitions (2003, 2005, 2009) ^[3] .

A place	Athlete	Citizenship	Result	Notes
one	Rose Chelimo	Bahrain	2: 27.11	SB
2	Edna Kiplagat	Kenya	2: 27.18	SB
3	Amy Cragg	USA	2: 27.18	SB
four	Flomena Cheec	Kenya	2: 27.21
5	Shure Demis	Ethiopia	2: 27.58
6	Eunice Kirva	Bahrain	2: 28.17
7	Hela Kiprop	Kenya	2: 28.19
8	Mare Dibaba	Ethiopia	2: 28.49	SB
9	Jessica trengow	Australia	2: 28.59
10	Berhan Dibaba	Ethiopia	2: 29.01
eleven	Serena Burla	USA	2: 29.32
12	Aselefesh Mergia	Ethiopia	2: 29.43
13	Charlotte Purdue	United Kingdom	2: 29.48
fourteen	Eva Vrabtsova-Nyvltova	Czech	2: 29.56	PB
fifteen	Kim Hye Kyung	DPRK	2:30 a.m.	SB
16	Mao Kiyota	Japan	2:30 a.m.
17	Yuka Ando	Japan	2: 31.31
eighteen	Alison Dixon	United Kingdom	2: 31.36
19	Helalia Johannes	Namibia	2: 32.01
twenty	Shined Diver	Australia	2: 33.26
21	Marta Esteban	Spain	2: 33.37	SB
22	Fate Tola	Germany	2: 33.39
23	Isabela Tshaskalskaya	Poland	2: 35.03
24	Millie Clark	Australia	2: 35.27	SB
25	Anne-Marie Huruleinen	Finland	2: 35.33
26	Ines Melchor	Peru	2: 35.34
27	Rice Shigetomo	Japan	2: 36.03
28	Philomena Costa	Portugal	2: 36.42	SB
29th	Cho Un Ok	DPRK	2: 36.46
thirty	Beata Nygambo	Namibia	2: 37.24	SB
31	Ilona Marhele	Latvia	2: 37.40	PB
32	Rosa Chacha	Ecuador	2: 37.50
33	Claire McCarthy	Ireland	2: 38.26	SB
34	Lim Kyun Hee	The Republic of Korea	2: 38.38
35	Dagmar Handzlik	Cyprus	2: 38.52	Nr
36	Katarzyna Kowalska	Poland	2: 39.39
37	Lindsay Flanagan	USA	2: 39.47	SB
38	Kim Sung Eun	The Republic of Korea	2: 39.52
39	Katarina Heinig	Germany	2: 39.59	SB
40	Mapaseka Mahan	South Africa	2: 40.15	SB
41	Lona Chemtai	Israel	2: 40.22	SB
42	Victoria Polyudina	Kyrgyzstan	2: 40.28	PB
43	Tracy barlow	United Kingdom	2: 41.03
44	Daria Mikhailova	Ukraine	2: 41.29
45	Wajda Zhusinayte	Lithuania	2: 41.44	SB
46	Paula gonzalez	Spain	2: 42.47
47	Rutendo Nyahora	Zimbabwe	2: 42.53	SB
48	Tatyana Vernigor	Ukraine	2: 43.12
49	Wilma Arisapana	Peru	2: 43.13
fifty	Lavinia Haitope	Namibia	2: 44.02
51	Tara Korir	Canada	2: 44.30
52	Hishigsayhan Galbadrah	Mongolia	2: 44.48
53	Anita Kazhemyaka	Latvia	2: 44.49	SB
54	Choi Kyun Song	The Republic of Korea	2: 45.46
55	Dylin Belmonte	Cuba	2: 46.15	SB
56	Sara Ramadhani	Tanzania	2: 46.23
57	Boyana Bialac	Croatia	2: 46.46
58	Munhzayaa Bayartsogt	Mongolia	2: 46.59
59	Jenna Challenor	South Africa	2: 47.22	SB
60	Lisa Ring	Sweden	2: 48.39
61	Carmen Toakis	Ecuador	2: 48.45
62	Rose Godoy	Argentina	2: 49.30	SB
63	Maor Tiyuri	Israel	2: 49.45	SB
64	Monica Atare	India	2: 49.54
65	Liu Qinghong	China	2: 52.21	SB
66	Julia Andreeva	Kyrgyzstan	2: 53.17	SB
67	Liliana Dragomir	Romania	2: 53.30
68	Mayad Al Sayyad	State of Palestine	2: 54.58	SB
69	Matea Matoshevich	Croatia	2: 55.06	SB
70	Deina Pidhoresci	Canada	2: 56.15
71	Gloria Privilecio	Greece	2: 57.06
72	Angela Brito	Ecuador	2: 58.21
73	Elena Nanaziashvili	Kazakhstan	2: 58.32
74	Fortunate Chiziwo	Zimbabwe	2: 58.51	SB
75	Theodora Simovich	Serbia	2: 59.01
76	Nikolina Stepan	Croatia	2: 59.43
77	Maria Grazia Bianchi	Venezuela	3: 04.11
78	Marisa Kasanueva	Spain	03:05
79!	Victoria Hapilina	Ukraine	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Cao Mojie	China	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Xie Chen Ho	Chinese taipei	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Fadime Suna	Turkey	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Kim Hye Song	DPRK	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Magdalena Shauri	Tanzania	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Hiruni Vidzhavaratne	Sri Lanka	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Yolimar Pineda	Venezuela	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Paula Todoran	Romania	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Katarina Ribeiro	Portugal	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Kenza Dahmani	Algeria	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Louise Vicker	Sweden	3: 59.00! DNF
79!	Urania Rebula	Greece	3: 59.00! DNF
92!	Elena Dolinin	Israel	3: 59.59! DNS

Notes

↑ IAAF World Championships Marathon . The organizing committee of the World Cup. Date of treatment August 4, 2018. Archived on April 14, 2018.
↑ IAAF World Championships 2017 - Marathon Women . IAAF (August 6, 2017). Date accessed August 4, 2018. Archived August 4, 2018.
↑ Mike Rowbottom . Report: women's marathon - IAAF World Championships London 2017 (English) , IAAF (August 6, 2017). Archived August 4, 2018. Date of treatment August 4, 2018.

Links

IAAF World Championships 2017 - Marathon Women - Discipline Overview . IAAF . - Competition page on the website of the International Athletics Federation. Date accessed August 4, 2018. Archived August 4, 2018.

[1] IAAF World Championships Marathon . The organizing committee of the World Cup. Date of treatment August 4, 2018. Archived on April 14, 2018.

[2] IAAF World Championships 2017 - Marathon Women . IAAF (August 6, 2017). Date accessed August 4, 2018. Archived August 4, 2018.

[3] Mike Rowbottom . Report: women's marathon - IAAF World Championships London 2017 (English) , IAAF (August 6, 2017). Archived August 4, 2018. Date of treatment August 4, 2018.