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2011 World Championships in Athletics – Men's 50 kilometres walk

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The Men's 50 kilometres race walk event at the 2011 World Championships in Athletics was held on September 3 on a loop course starting and finishing at Gukchae – bosang Memorial Park in the center of Daegu.

Yohann Diniz took the early lead, challenged by Nathan Deakes until Diniz was disqualified. Deakes continued to lead by as much as 30 seconds over Sergey Bakulin but began to falter with hamstring problems. First he was passed by Bakulin before dropping out. Bakulin stretched out to almost a 2-minute lead, between 40 and 45 km, only Jared Tallent looked like he had a chance, gaining several seconds per kilometer but not really enough to make a dent in the huge lead. Tallent paid for the extra effort trying to chase the leader, slowing considerably on the final 2 km lap, being passed by world record holder Denis Nizhegorodov. Bakulin would later be found Guilty of Doping and have the Gold Stripped from him and handed to Nizhegorodov. Nizhegorodov is also currently under suspicion of Doping, with his B Sample yet to be tested, after his A Sample Tested Positive. Nizhegorodov, still currently holds the Gold Medal as of May 2016.

Medalists

Goldwidth=200 style="background-color:silver"Silverwidth=200 style="background-color:#CC9966"Bronze
Denis Nizhegorodov
Russia

Records

Oceanian recordNathan Deakes3:35:47Geelong, Australia2 December 2006

Qualification standards

A timeB time
3:58:004:09:00

Schedule

DateTimeRound
September 3, 201108:00Final

Results

Final

RankAthleteNationalityTimeNotes
Denis NizhegorodovRussia3:42:45SB
Jared TallentAustralia3:43:36SB
Si TianfengChina3:44:40
Luke AdamsAustralia3:45:41SB
Kōichirō MoriokaJapan3:46:21
Park Chil-sungSouth Korea3:47:13NR
Xu FaguangChina3:47:19
Takayuki TaniiJapan3:48:03SB
Hirooki AraiJapan3:48:40PB
10Andrés ChochoEcuador3:49:32AR
11Marco De LucaItaly3:49:40SB
12Rafał SikoraPoland3:50:24
13Kim Dong-YoungSouth Korea3:51:12PB
14Jarkko KinnunenFinland3:52:32SB
15Jean-Jacques NkouloukidiItaly3:52:35PB
16Trond NymarkNorway3:54:26SB
17Édgar HernándezMexico3:54:46SB
18José LeyverMexico3:55:37
19Oleksiy KazaninUkraine3:56:18SB
20Omar ZepedaMexico3:56:41
21Andreas GustafssonSweden4:00:05SB
22Bertrand MoulinetFrance4:07:58
23Quentin RewNew Zealand4:08:46
24Li JianboChina4:10:26
Jesús Ángel GarcíaSpain
Mikel OdriozolaSpain
Antti KempasFinland
Yohann DinizFrance
Cédric HoussayeFrance
Colin GriffinIreland
Yim Jung-hyunSouth Korea
Tadas ŠuškevičiusLithuania
Rafał FedaczyńskiPoland
Igor ErokhinRussia
Nenad FilipovićSerbia
Miloš BátovskýSlovakia
Nathan DeakesAustralia
José Ignacio DíazSpain
Igors KazakēvičsLatvia
Grzegorz SudołPoland
Sergey KirdyapkinRussia
Matej TóthSlovakia
Christopher LinkeGermany
Robert HeffernanIreland
DSQSergey BakulinRussia3:41:24doping

References

References

  1. (2016-05-25). "Jared Tallent holds mock medal ceremony ahead of official Olympic recognition".
  2. [http://www.european-athletics.org/european-athletics/what-we-do/antidoping/banned-athletes/.dcm-tab-6 European Athletics banned athletes]{{Dead link. (August 2019)
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