Shanghai Golden Grand Prix 2013
Shanghai Golden Grand Prix 2013 byl lehkoatletický mítink, který se konal 19. května 2013 v čínském městě Šanghaji. Byl součástí série mítinků Diamantová liga.
Výsledky
- Archiv výsledků zde [1]
Muži
| Disciplína | 1. místo | 2. místo | 3. místo |
| 200 m |  Warren Weir 20,18 |  Justin Gatlin 20,21 | Jason Young 20,22 |
| 400 m |  Kirani James 44,02 | LaShawn Merritt 44,60 |  Luguelín Santos 45,11 |
| 1500 m |  Asbel Kipruto Kiprop 3:32,39 |  Mekonnen Gebremedhin 3:32,43 | Collins Cheboi 3:32,96 |
| 110 m překážek | Jason Richardson 13,23 | Ryan Wilson 13,25 |  Xie Wenjun 13,28 |
| 3000 m překážek | Conseslus Kipruto 8:01,16 | Paul Kipsiele Koech 8:02,63 | Hillary Kipsang Yego 8:03,57 |
| Skok do výšky |  Mutaz Essa Baršim 233 cm |  Bohdan Bondarenko 233 cm | Zhang Guowei 227 cm |
| Skok daleký | Li Jinzhe 834 cm |  Alexandr Meňkov 831 cm |  Greg Rutherford 808 cm |
| Hod diskem |  Piotr Małachowski 67,34 m |  Gerd Kanter 63,14 m | Robert Urbanek 62,85 m |
| Hod oštěpem |  Tero Pitkämäki 87,60 m |  Vítězslav Veselý 86,67 m | Dmitrij Tarabin 85,36 m |
Ženy
| Disciplína | 1. místo | 2. místo | 3. místo |
| 100 m | Shelly-Ann Fraserová-Pryceová 10,93 |  Blessing Okagbareová 11,00 | Carmelita Jeterová 11,08 |
| 800 m |  Francine Niyonsabaová 2:00,33 | Janeth Jepkosgei 2:01,28 |  Malika Akkaoui 2:01,49 |
| 5 000 m | Genzebe Dibabaová 14:45,92 | Meseret Defarová 14:47,76 | Viola Jelagat Kibiwot 14:48,29 |
| 400 m překážek | Zuzana Hejnová 53,79 |  Angela Morosanu 53,85 |  Yadisleidis Pedroso 54,54 |
| Trojskok |  Caterine Ibargüenová 14,69 m | Olga Saladuchová 14,43 m | Irina Gumieniuk 14,02 m |
| Skok o tyči | Jelena Isinbajevová 470 cm | Mary Saxer 460 cm |  Silke Spiegelburgová 455 cm |
| Vrh koulí | Christina Schwanitzová 20,20 m | Kung Li-ťiao 19,73 m | Michelle Carterová 18,83 m |
Reference
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