Athletissima 2013
Athletissima 2013 byl lehkoatletický mítink, který se konal 4. července 2013 v švýcarském městě Lausanne. Byl součástí série mítinků Diamantová liga.
Výsledky
- Archiv výsledků zde [1]
Muži
| Disciplína | 1. místo | 2. místo | 3. místo |
| 100 m |  Tyson Gay 9,79 |  Asafa Powell 9,88 | Michael Rodgers 9,96 |
| 200 m |  Churandy Martina 20,01 | Jason Young 20,20 |  Jaysuma Saidy Ndure 20,40 |
| 800 m |  Mohammed Aman 1:43,33 |  Pierre Ambroise Bosse 1:44,11 |  Marcin Lewandowski 1:44,31 |
| 5 000 m | Alamirew Yenew 13:06,69 | Hagos Gebrhiwet 13:07,11 | Muktar Edris 13:08,23 |
| 110 m překážek | David Oliver 13,03 | Jason Richardson 13,20 | Ryan Wilson 13,27 |
| 400 m překážek |  Javier Culson 48,14 |  Félix Sánchez 48,58 |  Mamadou Kassé Hanne 48,72 |
| Skok do výšky |  Bohdan Bondarenko 241 cm | Erik Kynard 237 cm | Dusty Jonas  Daniil Cyplakov 230 cm |
| Skok o tyči |  Konstadinos Filippidis 572 cm |  Augusto Dutra  Raphael Holzdeppe 562 cm | |
| Trojskok |  Pedro Pichardo 17,58 m | Teddy Tamgho 17,40 m | Christian Taylor 17,13 m |
| Vrh koulí | Ryan Whiting 21,88 m | Reese Hoffa 21,58 m |  Dylan Armstrong 20,75 m |
| Hod oštěpem |  Kim Amb 82,65 m | Andreas Thorkildsen 81,54 m |  Stuart Farquhar 80,42 m |
Ženy
| Disciplína | 1. místo | 2. místo | 3. místo |
| 200 m | Marija Rjemjeňová 22,61 | LaShauntea Moore 22,67 | Kimberlyn Duncan 22,73 |
| 400 m | Francena McCorory 50,36 |  Amantle Montshoová 50,37 | Novlene Williamsová-Millsová 50,87 |
| 1500 m | Abeba Aregawiová 4:02,11 | Sifan Hassanová 4:03,73 |  Siham Hilali 4:04,58 |
| 100 m překážek | Dawn Harperová 12,53 | Kellie Wellsová 12,58 | Lolo Jonesová 12,60 |
| 3 000 m překážek | Hiwot Ayalewová 9:17,66 | Sofia Assefaová 9:17,69 | Etenesh Diro 9:24,40 |
| Skok daleký |  Blessing Okagbareová 698 cm | Brittney Reeseová 696 cm |  Shara Proctorová 692 cm |
| Hod diskem |  Sandra Perkovićová 68,96 m |  Yarelis Barriosová 67,36 m |  Zinaida Sendriūtė 63,82 m |
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