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  Women

  200m

  1. Jeneba Tarmoh, United States, 22.29

  2. Allyson Felix, United States, 22.29

  3. Dina Asher-Smith, Britain, 22.30

  Discus Throw

  1. Sandra Perkovic, Croatia, 69.23 meters

  2. Dani Samuels, Australia, 64.89

  3. Melina Robert-Michon, France Authentic Keelan Cole Jersey , 63.23

  800m

  1. Eunice Jepkoech Sum, Kenya, 1:59.85

  2. Laura Muir, Britain, 2:00.42

  3. Joanna Jozwik, Poland, 2:00.74

  400m

  1. Stephenie Ann McPherson, Jamaica, 52.14

  2. Geisa Aparecida Coutinho, Brazil, 52.59

  3. Anyika Onuora, Britain, 52.75

  100m hurdles

  1. Dawn Harper-Nelson Authentic Marcell Dareus Jersey , United States, 12.58

  2. Brianna Rollins, United States, 12.63

  3. Tiffany Porter, Britain, 12.65

  400m hurdles

  1. Kaliese Spencer, Jamaica, 54.45

  2. Cassandra Tate, United States, 54.73

  3. Zuzana Hejnova, Czech Republic, 55.00

  Shot Put

  1. Christina Schwanitz, Germany Authentic A. J. Cann Jersey , 19.68

  2. Cleopatra Borel, Trinidad and Tobago, 18.80

  3. Tia Brooks, United States, 18.67

  Pole Vault

  1. Fabiana Murer, Brazil, 4.72

  2. Mary Saxer, United States, 4.62

  3. Anzelika Sidorova, Russia, 4.62

  3000m steeplechase

  1. Virginia Nyambura, Kenya, 9:24.01

  2. Hyvin Kiyeng Authentic Dante Fowler Jr Jersey , Kenya, 9:25.20

  3. Lidya Chepkurui, Kenya, 9:26.54

  Long Jump

  1. Kamila Licwinko, Poland, 1.97

  2. Justyna Kasprzycka, Poland, 1.94

  3. Mariya Kuchina, Russia, 1.94

  1500m

  1. Sifan Hassan, Netherlands, 4:00.30

  2. Abeba Aregawi, Sweden Authentic Yannick Ngakoue Jersey , 4:01.97

  3. Laura Weightman, Britain, 4:06.42

  Men

  100m

  1. Marvin Bracy, United States, 9.93

  2. Adam Gemili, Britain, 9.97

  3. Michael Rodgers, United States, 9.97

  110m hurdles

  1. Orlando Ortega, Cuba, 13.20 seconds

  2. Garfield Darien, France, 13.25

  3. Jeff Porter Authentic Myles Jack Jersey , United States, 13.27

  Triple Jump

  1. Christian Taylor, United States, 17.40

  2. Benjamin Compaore, France, 17.01

  3. Tosin Oke, Nigeria, 16.71

  800m

  1. Nijel Amos, Botswana,1:46.77

  2. Adam Kszczot, Poland, 1:47.03

  3. Marcin Lewandowski, Poland Authentic Dede Westbrook Jersey , 1:47.45

  1500m

  1. James Kiplagat Magut, Kenya, 3:37.61

  2. Hilary Cheriyot Ngetich, Kenya, 3:38.42

  3. Vincent Kibet, Kenya, 3:38.60

  5000m

  1. Thomas Pkemei Longosiwa, Kenya, 13:07.26

  2. Isiah Kiplangat Koech, Kenya, 13:11.22

  3. Stephen Mokoka, South Africa, 13:20.22

  Long Jump

  1. Greg Rutherford Authentic Dawuane Smoot Jersey , Britain, 8.35

  2. Michael Hartfield, United States, 8.23

  3. Dan Bramble, Britain, 8.17

  Javelin Throw

  1. Vitezslav Vesely, Czech Republic, 88.18

  2. Julius Yego, Kenya, 86.53

  3. Keshorn Walcott, Trinidad and Tobago, 86.43

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