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Malaika Mihambo: The German is the top favorite for gold in the long jump
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Athletics World Championships 2022
For the first time in history, a World Championships in Athletics will be held in the United States: Between July 15th and 24th, medals will be at stake in Eugene, Oregon.
The event, which was postponed due to the corona pandemic, was originally supposed to be held in August 2021.
Women and men compete in 24 disciplines for gold, silver and bronze.
In addition, there is the mixed relay over 4x400 meters.
German athletes can also hope for precious metal.
Russian athletes were banned from the World Cup because of the aggressive war in Ukraine.
You can find out everything you need to know here.
Time schedule
Friday 15 July 2022
(* decisions in bold)
6:05 p.m.: Men's hammer throw
7:10 p.m.: Men's high jump
7:30 p.m.: Men's hammer throw
8:45 p.m.: 4x400 m relay
9:05 p.m.: Women's hammer throw
9:30 p.m.: Men's 100 m run
10:10 p.m.: Women's 20 km walk
10:30 p.m.: Women's hammer throw
Saturday 16 July 2022
00:10:
20 km walk men
02:05: shot put women
02:15: 3000 m steeplechase men
02:20: pole vault women 03:00
: long jump men 03:10
: 1500 m run women
03:50: 100 m run men
03:55: shot put men
04:50 :
4x400 m relay race
7.30 p.m.: triple jump women
7.35 p.m.: 3000 m steeplechase women 8.10 p.m
.: high jump women
8.25 p.m.: 110 m hurdles men
9 p.m.:
hammer throw men
9.20 p.m.:
10.000 m run women
10.20 p.m.: 400 m hurdles men
Sunday 17 July 2022
2:10 a.m.
100 m run women 03.00
: 100 m run men
03.20 p.m.:
long jump men
03.25 p.m.:
shot put men
03.30 p.m.: 1500 m run men
04.05 p.m.: 1500 m run women
04.50 p.m.:
100 m run men
15.15 p.m.:
marathon men
19.35 p.m.: Women's 100m hurdles 8.05pm:
Men's 400m run
8.35pm: Women's high jump
8.35pm:
Women's hammer
throw 9pm: Women's 400m run
10pm: Men's
10,000m
run 10.45pm: Women's shot put
Monday 18 July 2022
02:05: Men's 110 m hurdles
02:05: Men's discus
02:25:
Women's pole vault
02:33: Women's 100 m run
03:03: Men's 400 m hurdles
03:27:
Men's shot
put 03:30: Men's discus
03:38: Women's 200 m run
04:00 : 1500 m run men
4.30 a.m.:
110 m hurdles men
4.50 p.m.:
100 m run women
3.15 p.m.:
marathon women
6.35 p.m.: long jump women
7.55 p.m.: javelin throw women
9.05 p.m.: javelin throw women
Tuesday 19 July 2022
02:05: Men's 200 m run
02:10: Women's discus
02:45:
Men's high jump
03:00: Women's 200 m run
03:20:
Women's triple jump
03:35: Women's discus 03:55: Women
's 800 m run
04:20:
Men's 3000 m
steeplechase 04:50 :
1500 m race women
Wednesday 20 July 2022
02:15: 400 m hurdles women
02:40:
High jump women
03:05 : 200 m run women
03:33:
Discus throw men
03:50: 200 m run men
04:30:
1500 m run men
04:50:
400 m hurdles men
Thursday 21 July 2022
12:20 am: Javelin women
1:25 am: 5000 m run women
1:50 am: Javelin throw women
2:20 am: 800 m run men
3:15 am: 400 m hurdles women
3:30 am:
Discus throw women
3:45 am: 400 m run women
4:15 am: 400 m run men
04:45:
3000m Steeplechase Women
Friday 22 July 2022
2:05 p.m.: Javelin throw men
2:10 p.m.: 800 m run women 3:10
p.m.: 5000 m run men
3:20 p.m.: Triple jump men
3:35 p.m.: Javelin throw men 4
p.m.: 800 m run men
4:35 p.m.:
200 m run women
4:50 p.m.:
200 m run men
3:15 p.m.:
35 km walk men
Saturday 23 July 2022
02.05: Pole Vault Men
02.40: 4x100 m Relay Women
03.05: 4x100 m Relay Men
03.20:
Javelin Throw Women
03.35: 800 m Run Women
04.15:
400 m Run Women
04.35:
400 m Run Men
04.50:
400 m Hurdles women
6.50 p.m.: 100 m run men
7.40 p.m.: long jump men
8.20 p.m.: 100 m hurdles women
9 p.m.: long jump women
9.10 p.m.: shot put men
Sunday 24 July 2022
01:10: High jump men
02:10: 4x400 m relay women
02:40: 4x400 m relay men
03:00:
Triple jump men
03:10 :
800 m run men
03:25:
5000 m run women
03:35:
Javelin throw men
03:55: 400 m run men
4.30 a.m.:
4x100 m relay women
4.50 a.m.:
4x100 m relay race men
3.15 p.m.:
35 km walk men
6.35 p.m.: 110 m hurdles men
7.30 p.m.: discus throw men
8.40 p.m.: discus throw men
9.15 p.m.: pole vault men
10.15 p.m.: pole vault men
Monday 25 July 2022
02:05: 100 m hurdles women
02:05: Javelin throw men
02:25:
Pole vault men
02:50:
Long jump women
03:05:
5000 m
dash men 03:10 : Javelin throw men
03:35:
800 m
dash women 04:00 :
100 m hurdles women
04:20 : 1500 m run men
4.35 am:
4x400 m relay race men
4.50 pm:
4x400 m relay race women
German medal hopes
Three years ago in Doha, Niklas Kaul became the youngest decathlon world champion in history.
The 24-year-old is also hoping for a medal in Eugene, but due to ongoing injury problems he is considered an outsider.
In complete contrast to Malaika Mihambo: The Olympic champion, world champion and European champion could be the first European to successfully defend the long jump title in the USA.
But with Brooke Buschkuehl (7.13 meters / Australia) and Tara Davies (7.03 meters / USA) two competitors are currently in top form.
Konstanze Klosterhalfen (5000 and 10,000 meters) and Gesa Felicitas Krause
(3000 meters obstacle) are always among the medal candidates from a German point of view, but this year it should be difficult.
Not only Klosterhalfen (Oregon), but also Gina Lückenkemper now trains in the USA (Florida).
The work seems to be paying off.
Most recently, the sprinter stayed under eleven seconds over 100 meters (10.99).
It remains questionable whether it will be enough for a medal at this year's World Championships.
The competition is big.
Athletics World Championships on TV
This World Cup should primarily accommodate early risers: ARD
and ZDF
broadcast live on a daily basis from Hayward Field Stadium in Eugene, mostly between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. German time.
In addition, there is the Internet service of the two public broadcasters.
On a total of seven out of ten days of the competition, there will be live streams between 3 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. in the media libraries and on “sportschau.de” and “sportstudio.de”.
The journalist Maral Bazargani will be on duty for the ARD, the moderator for the second is Norbert König.
Eternal World Cup medal table
USA (169x Gold, 117x Silver, 94x Bronze)
Germany (60x gold, 60x silver, 65x bronze)
Kenya (60x Gold, 50x Silver, 41x Bronze)
Russia (45x Gold, 55x Silver, 56x Bronze)
Jamaica (35x Gold, 49x Silver, 43x Bronze)
Great Britain (30x Gold, 36x Silver, 35x Bronze)
Ethiopia (29x gold, 30x silver, 26x bronze)
Soviet Union (22x Gold, 27x Silver, 28x Bronze)
Cuba (22x Gold, 24x Silver, 14x Bronze)
Poland (19x gold, 15x silver, 24x bronze)
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