2019 Doha Diamond League Explained

2019 Doha Diamond League
Host City:Doha, Qatar
Dates:3 May 2019
Stadium:Khalifa International Stadium
Events:23 (14 Diamond League)
Level:2019 IAAF Diamond League
Previous:2018
Next:2020

The 2019 Doha Diamond League was the 21st edition of the annual outdoor track and field meeting in Doha, Qatar. Held on 3 May 2019 at the Khalifa International Stadium, it was the first leg of the 2019 IAAF Diamond League – the highest level international track and field circuit.

A total of eight world-leading performances were set at the competition, three of which were also meeting records. Daniel Ståhl of Sweden gave the highlight of the meeting with six straight discus throws beyond 69.50 m (the first man ever to deliver such as series) including a Diamond League record of 70.56 m. Caster Semenya of South Africa won the women's 800 metres in a meet record of 1:54.98 minutes and American Dalilah Muhammad improved the previous women's 400 metres hurdles record with her time of 53.61 seconds. The other world leaders on the men's side came from Nijel Amos of Botswana (1:44.29 in the 800 m), Kenyan Elijah Manangoi (3:32.21 in the 1500 metres) and Soufiane El Bakkali of Morocco (8:07.22 in the 3000 metres steeplechase). Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith ran a world leading time of 22.26 to win the women's 200 metres and Kenya's Hellen Obiri overcame Genzebe Dibaba to win the women's 3000 metres in 8:25.60 minutes. The latter was among the highlights of the meet in terms of strength in depth, as it saw eight athletes achieve lifetime bests. The men's shot put also produced high quality performances, with winner Ryan Crouser and runner-up Tom Walsh both going beyond twenty-two metres.[1] [2]

Diamond League Results

Athletes competing in the Diamond League disciplines earned extra compensation and points which went towards qualifying for one of two Diamond League finals (either Zürich or Brussels depending on the discipline). First place earned 8 points, with each step down in place earning one less point than the previous, until no points are awarded in 9th place or lower.[3]

Men

Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 19.99 8
2 20.19 7
3 20.20 6
4 20.21 5
5 20.56 4
6 20.83 3
7 20.93 2
8 21.47 1
9 21.55 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 1:44.29 8
2 1:44.50 7
3 1:44.70 6
4 1:44.82 5
5 1:44.97 4
6 1:45.39 3
7 1:45.60 2
8 1:45.66 1
9 1:45.94 0
10 1:46.27 0
11 1:46.40 0
12 1:46.77 0
13 1:48.52 0
— 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 3:32.21 8
2 3:32.47 7
3 3:33.12 6
4 3:33.21 5
5 3:33.31 4
6 3:33.99 3
7 3:34.00 2
8 3:34.57 1
9 3:35.10 0
10 3:36.28 0
11 3:36.35 0
12 3:43.62 0
13 3:50.92 0
— 0
— 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 8:07.22 8
2 8:08.41 7
3 8:08.61 6
4 8:10.55 5
5 8:12.42 4
6 8:13.59 3
7 8:16.66 2
8 8:19.57 1
9 8:21.62 0
10 8:21.67 0
11 8:25.35 0
12 8:27.80 0
13 8:30.72 0
14 8:32.35 0
15 8:43.16 0
16 8:45.83 0
17 8:50.82 0
— 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
MarkPoints
1 5.80 m 8
2 5.71 m 7
3 5.61 m 6
4 5.46 m 5
4 5.46 m 5
6 5.46 m 3
7= 5.46 m 2
7= 5.46 m 2
9 5.31 m 0
— 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
MarkPoints
1 22.13 m 8
2 22.06 m 7
3 21.60 m 6
4 21.28 m 5
5 21.18 m 4
6 20.83 m 3
7 20.61 m 2
8 20.46 m 1
9 18.07 m 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
MarkPoints
1 70.56 m 8
2 66.90 m 7
3 66.78 m 6
4 64.89 m 5
5 64.49 m 4
6 64.45 m 3
7 63.52 m 2
8 62.63 m 1
9 58.98 m 1

Women

Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 22.26 8
2 22.90 7
3 23.14 6
4 23.15 5
5 23.28 4
6 23.39 3
7 23.47 2
8 23.89 1
— 1
Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 1:54.98 8
2 1:57.75 7
3 1:58.83 6
4 1:59.00 5
5 1:59.07 4
6 2:00.61 3
7 2:00.61 2
8 2:00.96 1
9 2:01.51 0
10 2:02.14 0
11 2:03.38 0
— 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 8:25.60 8
2 8:26.20 7
3 8:29.02 6
4 8:29.83 5
5 8:29.89 4
6 8:29.91 3
7 8:30.65 2
8 8:33.29 1
9 8:34.03 0
10 8:34.65 0
11 8:40.08 0
12 8:40.96 0
13 8:44.59 0
14 8:45.00 0
15 8:48.26 0
16 8:49.05 0
17 8:49.16 0
18 8:50.22 0
— 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
TimePoints
1 12.66 8
2 12.73 7
3 12.78 6
4 12.83 5
5 12.85 4
6 12.88 3
7 12.94 2
8 12.97 1
9 13.26 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
MarkPoints
1 53.61 8
2 54.72 7
3 54.82 6
4 55.28 5
5 55.60 4
6 56.01 3
7 56.16 2
8 56.45 1
9 57.20 0
Athlete! style="width:12em"
MarkPoints
1 1.96 m 8
2= 1.91 m 7
2= 1.91 m 7
2= 1.91 m 7
5 1.88 m 4
6 1.88 m 3
7 1.85 m 2
8= 1.85 m 1
8= 1.85 m 1
Athlete! style="width:12em"
MarkPoints
1 6.76 m (wind: +0.5 m/s) 8
2 6.74 m (wind: +0.4 m/s) 7
3 6.73 m (wind: +0.1 m/s) 6
4 6.62 m (wind: 0.0 m/s) 5
5 6.55 m (wind: -0.1 m/s) 4
6 6.52 m (wind: +0.3 m/s) 3
7 6.37 m (wind: -0.3 m/s) 2
8 6.35 m (wind: +0.3 m/s) 1
9 5.92 m (wind: -0.1 m/s) 0

Qatari national results

Men

EventFirstSecondThird
400 mBassem Humaida 45.88Emmanuel Bamidele 45.99Abdulaziz Salem 47.30
800 mMohamed Al Radei 1:52.61Mouhyadin Ducale 1:54.10Achmed Rahmataalah 1:56.59

Boys

EventFirstSecondThird
60 mFalah Zamzoum 8.02Said Al-Kaabi 8.07Soltan Al-Nubi 8.34
100 m (wind: -0.2 m/s)Khaled Zakariya 10.94Mohamed Al-Rael 11.06Said Zamzoum 11.10
4×100 m relayTunisian School 45.35Mes Indian School 45.65American School 47.61
Medley relayAl-Rayyan Club 2:05.13Qatar Club 2:07.64Al-Saad Club 2:08.60

Girls

EventFirstSecondThird
100 m (wind: -0.3 m/s)Christina Amoah 13.03Kinda Moussa 13.05Naa Torto 13.42
4×100 m relayMesaieed International School 52.80Newton International School 56.11American School 56.93

Mixed

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Results

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Notes and References

  1. Ramsak, Bob (2019-05-03). Obiri defeats Dibaba in epic Doha showdown - IAAF Diamond League. IAAF. Retrieved 2019-08-26.
  2. Ramsak, Bob (2019-05-03). Stahl sends discus beyond 70 metres in Doha – IAAF Diamond League . IAAF. Retrieved 2019-08-26.
  3. https://www.worldathletics.org/news/preview/shanghai-iaaf-diamond-league-preview-2019 High-powered head-to-heads on tap in Shanghai - IAAF Diamond League

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