Reebok Grand Prix 2008 Results Daily Events in NYC, New York, USA Home » Events calendar » Reebok Grand Prix 2008 Results » info Reebok Grand Prix 2008 Results Top Annual New York City Events | Other New York Annual Events | Popular New York City Celebrations, Parades etc New York City Calendar of Events (Monthly Events) | New York City Street Fairs Getting Started Index Events Calendar Attractions Must See in New York Getting in and around Maps & Books Seasons to visit Travel Arrangements Travel Arrangements Compare Air Tickets Book Suitable Hotels Car Rentals Sight Seeing Tickets to Attractions Tickets to Top Attractions General Tickets Broadway & Off-Broadway shows City Pass New York Pass Sold Out Tickets Entertainment Art & Culture Night Life Restaurant Dining TV Shows & Tapings Sports New York Deals Free Admissions Free Concerts Internet DSL Shopping Where to Shop Hot NYC Stores New York Souvenirs Shop Online Boroughs Bronx   Bronx map Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island Free Museums Free Art Galleries Free Concerts Reebok Grand Prix 2008 Results Reebok Grand Prix 2008 Bolt strikes for 100m world record at New York meeting Jamaica's Usain Bolt set the 100m world record here Saturday, clocking 9.72sec at the Reebok Grand Prix athletics meeting. Bolt, 21, lowered the record of 9.74sec set by compatriot Asafa Powell at Rieti, Italy, last September. With a favorable wind of 1.7m/sec, Bolt finished ahead of 100m and 200m World Champion Tyson Gay of the United States (9.85) and American Darvis Patton (10.07). Bolt, the 200m world championships silver medallist, had signalled his arrival on the 100m scene in this Olympic year in early May, when he clocked 9.76 - then the second-fastest time in history - at a meeting in Jamaica. Bolt's performance on a night disrupted by thunderstorms and lightning, jolted a crowd of 6,490 that included a big Jamaican contingent. Bolt had already set the athletics world buzzing on May 3, when he clocked 9.76 - second fastest in history - at a meeting in Kingston. Results: Men 100 A 1, Usain Bolt, Jamaica, 9.72 seconds; new world record (previous record; 9.74 Asafa Powell, Jamaica, 2007). 2, Tyson Gay, United States, 9.85. 3, Darvis Patton, United States, 10.07. 4, Mike Rodgers, United States, 10.11. 5, Daniel Bailey, Antigua, 10.12. 6, Shawn Crawford, United States, 10.13. 7, Leroy Dixon, United States, 10.24. 8, Rae Edwards, United States, 10.32. 100 B 1, Aaron Armstrong, Trinidad & Tobago, 10.10 seconds. 2, Rodney Martin, United States, 10.12. 3, Ashland Agypong, United States, 10.13. 4, Chris Hargrett, United States, 10.14. 5, Demi Omole, United States, 10.20. 6, Xavier Carter, United States, 10.28. 7, Dabryan Blanton, United States, 10.39. 8, Trell Kimmons, United States, 10.42. 110 Hurdles 1, Terrence Trammell, United States, 13.11. 2, Aries Merritt, United States, 13.24. 3, Antwon Hicks, United States, 13.37. 4, David Payne, United States, 13.38. 5, Shi Dongpeng, China, 13.47. 6, Justin Lindsey, United States, 13.84. 7, Richard Phillips, Jamaica, 13.90. Liu Xiang, China, DNS. 200 1, Wallace Spearmon, United States, 20.07. 2, Rodney Martin, United States, 20.30. 3, Brendan Christian, Antigua, 20.39. 4, Christopher Williams, Jamaica, 20.75. 5, Chris Hargrett, United States, 20.78. 6, O.J. Hogans, United States, 21.28. 7, Junior Burnett, Jamaica, 22.33. 400 A 1, Xavier Carter, United States, 44.70. 2, Renny Quow, Trinidad & Tobago, 45.04. 3, David Neville, United States, 45.33. 4, Greg Nixon, United States, 45.54. 5, Sanjay Ayre, Jamaica, 45.79. 6, Andrae Williams, United States, 46.30. 7, John Steffensen, Australia, 46.99. 400 B 1, Erison Hurtault, United States, 46.32. 2, Edino Steele, Jamaica, 46.49. 3, Dirk Homewood, United States, 46.58. 4, Derrick Brew, United States, 46.60. 5, Jamel Ashley, United States, 47.03. 6, Kelly Willie, United States, 47.25. 7, Kellen Blassingame, United States, 47.32. 8, Jermaine Gonzales, Jamaica, 47.46. 400 Hurdles 1, Kerron Clement, United States, 48.40. 2, Danny McFarlane, Jamaica, 48.95. 3, Michael Tinsley, United States, 49.25. 4, Brandon Johnson, United States, 49.47. 5, Bayano Kamani, United States, 49.60. 6, Leron Bennett, United States, 49.61. Derrick Williams, United States, 50.71. 800 1, Yusuf Kamel, Bahrain, 1:45.53. 2, Khadevis Robinson, United States, 1:45.55. 3, Gary Reed, Canada, 1:45.81. 4, Sam Burley, United States, 1:45.87. 5, Andrew Ellerton, Canada, 1:47.10. 6, Jebreh Harris, United States, 1:47.28. 7, Jonathan Johnson, United States, 1:47.29. 8, Nick Willis, New Zealand, 1:48.05. 9, David Krummenacker, United States, 1:50.05. 10, Derrick Peterson, United States, 1:52.14. Savphan Smith, United States, DNF. James Hatch, United States, DQ. 1,500 1, Lopez Lomong, United States, 3:37.81. 2, Kevin Sullivan, Canada, 3:38.22. 3, Nate Brannen, Canada, 3:39.21. 4, Chris Lukezic, United States, 3:39.74. 5, Shane Stroup, United States, 3:41.28. 6, Jim Wyner, United States, 3:42.66. 7, Brendan Mahoney, United States, 3:43.84. 8, Grant Robison, United States, 3:49.97. Moise Joseph, Haiti, DNF. 3,000 Steeplechase 1, Paul Koech, Kenya, 8:01.85. 2, Steve Slattery, United States, 8:28.21. 3, Solomon Kandie, Kenya, 8:29.40. 4, Yoshi Iwamizu, Japan, 8:29.78. 5, Jake Morse, United States, 8:30.19. 6, Dan Huling, United States, 8:32.17. 7, Jacques Salberg, United States, 8:32.47. 8, Jon Pierce, United States, 8:44.55. 9, Brian Olinger, United States, 8:49.63. 10, Erik Emilsson, Sweden, 8:53.93. 11, Brett Holts, United States, 8:57.49. 12, Matt Forys, United States, 9:20.86. John Langat, Kenya, DNF. Paul Koech of Kenya dominated the men's 3,000m steeplechase, crossing the finish line in 8:01.85, the fastest time ever run on American soil and the fastest time ever run outside of Europe. 5,000 1, Shadrack Kosgei, Kenya, 13:14.46. 2, Ali Abdosh, Ethiopia, 13:14.50. 3, Sam Chelanga, Kenya, 13:24.73. 4, Alistair Cragg, Ireland, 13:25.36. 5, Scott Overall, Britain, 13:56.29. 6, Rod Koborsi, United States, 14:0930. Josphat Boit, Kenya, DNF. Discus 1, Ian Waltz, United States, 217 feet, 1 inches. 2, Jarred Rome, United States, 215-5. 3, Michael Robertson, United States, 213-10. 4, Vikas Gowda, India, 209-5. 5, John Godina, United States, 205-7. 6, William Conwell, United States, 203-7. 7, Adam Kuehl, United States, 203-0. 8, Jason Morgan, Jamaica, 197-4. Ian Waltz won the discus throw competition with his final toss of 66.17m/217-1 Shot Put 1, Reese Hoffa, United States, 69-10 1/4. 2, Adam Nelson, United States, 68-7 1/4. 3, Christian Cantwell, United States, 68-4 1/4. 4, Dan Taylor, United States, 62-0 1/4. Results: Women 100 A 1, Veronica Campbell-Brown, Jamaica, 10.91. 2, Marshevet Hooker, United States, 10.94. 3, Muna Lee, United States, 10.97. 4, Lauryn Williams, United States, 11.13. 5, Allyson Felix, United States, 11.13. 6, Carmelita, United States, 11.16. 7, Sheri-Ann Brooks, Jamaica, 11.19. 8, Bianca Knight, United States, 11.20. 100 B 1, Lisa Barber, United States, 11.13. 2, Shalonda Solomon, United States, 11.28. 3, Lashauntea Moore, United States, 11.29. 4, Peta-Gaye Dowdie, Jamaica, 11.29. 5, Lededra Guy, United States, 11.31. 6, Mechelle Lewis, United States, 11.53. 400 Hurdles 1, Lashinda Demus, United States, 55.17. 2, Shevon Stoddart, Jamaica, 55.54. 3, Tiffany Ross-Williams, United States, 55.78. 4, Sheena Tosta, United States, 56.49. 5, Huang Xiaoxiao, China, 57.23. 6, Latosha Wallace, United States, 57.29. 7, Angel Perkins, United States, 57.35. 200 1, Bianca Knight, United States, 22.43. 2, Carmlita Jeter, United States, 22.65. 3, Shalonda Solomon, United States, 22.68. 4, Lauryn Williams, United States, 22.70. 5, Sheri-Ann Brooks, Jamaica, 23.00. 6, Lashauntea Moore, United States, 23.15. 7, Nadine Palmer, Jamaica, 23.40. 400 1, Sanya Richards, United States, 50.04. 2, Novlene Williams, Jamaica, 50.70. 3, Mary Wineberg, United States, 50.93. 4, Shereefa Lloyd, Jamaica, 51.49. 5, Monique Henderson, United States, 51.61. 6, Natasha Hastings, United States, 51.98. 7, Sonita Sutherland, Jamaica, 52.89. 8, Dee Dee Trotter, United States, 53.31. 400 Hurdles 1, Lashinda Demus, United States, 55.17. 2, Shevon Stoddart, Jamaica, 55.54. 3, Tiffany Ross-Williams, United States, 55.78. 4, Sheena Tosta, United States, 56.49. 5, Huang Xiaoxiao, China, 57.23. 6, Latosha Wallace, United States, 57.29. 7, Angel Perkins, United States, 57.35. 800 1, Maryam Jamal, Bahrain, 2:00.42. 2, Neisha Bernard-Thomas, Grenada, 2:00.92. 3, Erin Donohue, United States, 2:02.04. 4, Morgan Uceny, United States, 2:02.43. 5, Nicole Cook, United States, 2:02.79. 6, Katie Waits, United States, 2:03.09. 7, Diane Cummins, Canada, 2:03.60. 8, Treniere Clement, United States, 2:03.91. 9, Nikeya Green, United States, 2:05.32. 10, Kameisha Bennett-Martin, United States, 2:05.84. Monica Hargrove, United States, DNF; Hazel Clark, United States, DNF. 1,500 1, Sarah Jamieson, Australia, 4:06.93. 2, Lisa Corrigan, Australia, 4:07.57. 3, Amy Mortimer, United States, 4:07.62. 4, Lindsey Gallo, United States, 4:09.15. 5, Carmen Douma-Hussar, Canada, 4:09.61. 6, Sara Hall, United States, 4:15.00. 7, Mestawot Tadesse, Ethiopia, 4:16.47. 8, Malindi Elmore, Canada, 4:16.53. 9, Korene Hinds, Jamaica, 4:16.71. 10, Julie Culley, United States, 4:17.22. 11, Janelle Deathrage, United States, 4:18.87. Mardrea Hyman,Jamaica, DNF. 5,000 1, Lauren Fleshman, United States, 14:58.48. 2, Kim Smith, New Zealand, 15:03.83. 3, Sentayshu Ejigu, Ethiopia, 15:06.37. 4, Ariana Lambie, United States, 15:19.42. 5, Sara Slattery, United States, 15:26.38. 6, Georgie Clarke, Australia, 15:27.41. 7, Katie McGregor, United States, 15:42.60. 8, Amy Hastings, United States, 15:47.62. 9, Melissa Cook, United States, 15:51.93. 10, Maureen McCandles, United States, 15:55.72. 11, Carrie Tollefson, United States, 15:56.72. 12, Andrea Grove, Canada, 15:58.31. 13, Eloise Wellings, Australia, 16:02.36. Julia Lucas, United States, DNF; Marina Muncan, Serbia Discus 1, Becky Breisch, United States, 209-0. 2, Aretha Thurmond, United States, 206-4. 3, Stephanie Trafton, United States, 204-6. 4, Suzy Powell, United States, 203-1. 5, Anna Soderberg, Sweden, 203-0. 6, Cecilia Barnes, United States, 199-0. 7, Summer Pierson, United States, 198-7. 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