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2007 World Championships in Athletics – Men's 200 metres

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Field	Value
event	Men's 200 metres
competition	2007 World Championships
image	Osaka07 D7A M200M VC.jpg
caption	World Champion Tyson Gay (center) receiving his gold medal alongside silver medalist Usain Bolt (left) and bronze medalist Wallace Spearmon (right).
venue	Osaka Nagai Stadium
dates	28 August (heats and quarter-finals)
29 August (semi-finals)
30 August (final)
competitors	49
win_value	19.76
gold	Tyson Gay
goldNOC	USA
silver	Usain Bolt
silverNOC	JAM
bronze	Wallace Spearmon
bronzeNOC	USA
prev	2005
next	2009

29 August (semi-finals) 30 August (final) These are the official results of the men's 200 metres event at the 2007 IAAF World Championships in Osaka, Japan. There were a total number of 49 participating athletes, with six qualifying heats and the final held on Thursday August 30. This event is notable for being one of the two solo World Championship events in which Usain Bolt has been beaten as of July 2017, the other event being men's 200 metres in 2005 World Championships.

The winning margin for the final was 0.15 seconds.

Medalists

Gold		width=200 style="background-color:silver"	Silver		width=200 style="background-color:#CC9966"	Bronze
Tyson Gay
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Records

Existing records at the start of the event.

Schedule

Date	Time	Round
August 28, 2007	11:10	Heats
August 28, 2007	20:10	Quarterfinals
August 29, 2007	22:20	Semifinals
August 30, 2007	22:20	Final

Results

Heats

Qualification: First 4 in each heat(Q) and the next 8 fastest(q) advance to the quarterfinals.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	4	Anastasios Gousis		20.11	Q, PB
	4	Usain Bolt		20.12	Q
	4	Brendan Christian		20.23	Q, NR
	3	Bryan Barnett		20.31	Q, PB
	4	Marcin Jędrusiński		20.31	Q, PB
	6	Marvin Anderson		20.43	Q
	5	Rodney Martin		20.44	Q
	6	Kristof Beyens		20.44	Q, PB
	6	Wallace Spearmon		20.45	Q
10	2	Tyson Gay		20.46	Q
10	5	Paul Hession		20.46	Q
12	2	Churandy Martina		20.47	Q
12	2	Sandro Viana		20.47	Q
12	3	Shingo Suetsugu		20.47	Q
15	3	Patrick Johnson		20.48	Q, SB
15	4	Arnaldo Abrantes		20.48	Q, PB
17	3	Brian Dzingai		20.50	Q
18	2	Matic Osovnikar		20.51	Q, SB
19	2	Visa Hongisto		20.56	q, PB
20	3	Guus Hoogmoed		20.57	q
21	6	Francis Obikwelu		20.61	Q
22	2	James Dolphin		20.65	q, SB
22	6	Amr Ibrahim Mostafa Seoud		20.65	q, NR
24	2	Marco Cribari		20.71	q
25	5	Marc Schneeberger		20.72	Q
26	5	Tomoya Kamiyama		20.78	Q
27	4	Jacobi Mitchell		20.81	q
28	4	Ivan Teplykh		20.81	q, SB
29	1	Shinji Takahira		20.83	Q
30	3	Seth Amoo		20.85
30	5	Christian Krone		20.85
32	1	Christopher Williams		20.88	Q
33	5	Khalil Al Hanahneh		21.01	NR
34	1	Basílio de Moraes		21.09	Q
35	6	Hitjivirue Kaanjuka		21.10
36	6	Daniel Grueso		21.11
37	1	Franklin Nazareno		21.18	Q
38	1	Juan Pedro Toledo		21.31
39	1	Ruslan Abbasov		21.33
40	1	Morné Nagel		21.35
41	3	Tang Yik Chun		21.72
42	3	Sittichai Suwonprateep		21.87	SB
43	2	Mphelave Dlamin	Swaziland	21.96	SB
44	5	Courtny Bascombe		22.08	PB
45	4	Michael Alicto		22.45	PB
46	6	Zahir Naseer		23.27	PB
47	2	Amaroy Marino		23.34	PB
48	1	Harmon Harmon		23.78
49	5	Marek Niit			DNS

Quarterfinals

Qualification: First 4 in each heat(Q) advance to the semifinals.

Rank	Heat	Name	Time	Notes
	3	Tyson Gay	20.08	Q
	2	Usain Bolt	20.13	Q
	3	Marvin Anderson	20.13	Q, PB
	1	Rodney Martin	20.25	Q
	2	Wallace Spearmon	20.26	Q
	1	Brian Dzingai	20.28	Q, SB
	1	Brendan Christian	20.36	Q
	3	Francis Obikwelu	20.38	Q, SB
	2	Churandy Martina	20.39	Q
10	1	Christopher Williams	20.40	Q
11	2	Bryan Barnett	20.41	Q
12	4	Paul Hession	20.50	Q
13	4	Anastasios Gousis	20.51	Q
14	4	Kristof Beyens	20.52	Q
15	3	Marcin Jędrusiński	20.53	Q
16	4	Patrick Johnson	20.62	Q
17	1	Matic Osovnikar	20.65
18	3	Sandro Viana	20.68
19	3	Shingo Suetsugu	20.70
20	1	Amr Ibrahim Mostafa Seoud	20.72
21	1	Shinji Takahira	20.77
22	2	Visa Hongisto	20.78
23	1	James Dolphin	20.80
24	4	Arnaldo Abrantes	20.82
25	3	Marco Cribari	20.86
26	2	Tomoya Kamiyama	20.89
27	4	Ivan Teplykh	20.98
28	2	Basílio de Moraes	21.07
29	4	Marc Schneeberger	21.09
30	2	Jacobi Mitchell	21.17
31	3	Guus Hoogmoed	21.32
32	4	Franklin Nazareno	21.50

Semifinals

First 4 of each Semifinal will be directly qualified (Q) for the final.

Semifinal 1

Rank	Lane	Name	React	Time	Notes
1	6	Usain Bolt	0.169	20.03	Q
2	7	Wallace Spearmon	0.133	20.05	Q
3	4	Rodney Martin	0.165	20.18	Q, SB
4	3	Churandy Martina	0.140	20.20	Q, NR
5	8	Francis Obikwelu	0.167	20.40
6	5	Brian Dzingai	0.125	20.45
7	9	Marcin Jędrusiński	0.151	20.54
8	2	Bryan Barnett	0.142	20.68

Semifinal 2

Rank	Lane	Name	React	Time	Notes
1	5	Tyson Gay	0.157	20.00	Q
2	6	Marvin Anderson	0.163	20.06	Q, PB
3	9	Christopher Williams	0.143	20.24	Q
4	7	Anastasios Gousis	0.151	20.33	Q
5	3	Brendan Christian	0.139	20.36
6	4	Paul Hession	0.154	20.50
7	8	Kristof Beyens	0.152	20.53
8	2	Patrick Johnson	0.151	20.73

Final

Tyson Gay pulling away in the closing stages of the race

Rank	Lane	Name	React	Time	Notes
	4	Tyson Gay	0.143	19.76	CR
	5	Usain Bolt	0.159	19.91
	6	Wallace Spearmon	0.144	20.05
4	8	Rodney Martin	0.186	20.06	PB
5	3	Churandy Martina	0.144	20.28
6	7	Marvin Anderson	0.171	20.28
7	9	Christopher Williams	0.154	20.57
8	2	Anastasios Gousis	0.143	20.75

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