1985 IAAF Grand Prix Final explained

1985 IAAF Grand Prix Final
Host City:	Rome, Italy
Dates:	7 September
Stadium:	Stadio Olimpico
Events:	16

The 1985 IAAF Grand Prix Final was the first edition of the season-ending competition for track and field, organised by the International Association of Athletics Federations. It was held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy on 7 September 1985. Americans Doug Padilla (5000 metres) and Mary Slaney (3000 metres) were the overall points winners of the tournament.

Medal summary

Men

200 metres		20.54		20.57		20.76
400 metres		44.87		45.24		45.56
1500 metres		3:36.21		3:36.45		3:36.88
5000 metres		13:27.79		13:28.04		13:29.01
110 m hurdles		13.27		13.29		13.44
Pole vault		5.85 m		5.80 m		5.70 m
Long jump		8.22 m		8.22 m		8.11 m
Discus throw		66.26 m		64.60 m		63.44 m
Javelin throw		90.80 m		90.30 m		84.32 m

Women

100 metres		11.00		11.04		11.09
800 metres		1:59.09		2:00.09		2:00.23
3000 metres		8:25.83		8:27.83		8:28.83
400 m hurdles		54.38		54.80		54.86
High jump		2.00 m		1.98 m		1.95 m
Long jump		6.91 m		6.83 m		6.73 m
Shot put		20.82 m		20.32 m		19.86 m

Points leaders

Men

Overall		63		60		59
200 metres		59		48		35.5
400 metres		60		47		44
1500 metres		46		44		40
5000 metres		63		47		42
110 m hurdles		52		41		37
Pole vault		59		53		49
Long jump		49		37		34
Discus throw		52		41		41
Javelin throw		55		50		45

Women

Overall		69		63		63
100 metres		46		45		39
800 metres		59		53		43
3000 metres		69		53		37
400 m hurdles		63		53		46
High jump		63		53		43.5
Long jump		36		30		25
Shot put		30		30		24

References

• IAAF Grand Prix Final. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 11 September 2013.

External links

• IAAF Grand Prix Final archive from IAAF