2001 World Championships in Athletics – Men's 200 metres

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Men's 200 metres
at the 2001 World Championships
Venue Commonwealth Stadium
Dates7 August (heats and quarter-finals)
8 August (semi-finals)
9 August (final)
Competitors52
Winning time20.04
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg   Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
Silver medal icon.svg   Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica
Bronze medal icon.svg   Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg  Saint Kitts and Nevis
  1999
2003  

These are the official results of the Men's 200 metres event at the 2001 IAAF World Championships in Edmonton, Canada. There were a total number of 52 participating athletes, with seven qualifying heats, four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and the final held on Thursday 9 August 2001 at 21:40h.

Contents

Medalists

Gold Flag of Greece.svg Konstantinos Kenteris
Greece (GRE)
Silver Flag of Jamaica.svg Christopher Williams
Jamaica (JAM)
Bronze Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg Kim Collins
Saint Kitts and Nevis (SKN)

Records

Standing records prior to the 2001 World Athletics Championships
World Record Flag of the United States.svg  Michael Johnson  (USA)19.32August 1, 1996 Flag of the United States.svg Atlanta, United States
Championship RecordFlag of the United States.svg  Michael Johnson  (USA)19.79August 11, 1995 Flag of Sweden.svg Gothenburg, Sweden
Season BestFlag of the United States.svg  Ramon Clay  (USA)20.05July 4, 2001 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Lausanne, Switzerland

Final

RANKFINALTIME
Med 1.png Flag of Greece.svg  Konstantinos Kenteris  (GRE)20.04
Med 2.png Flag of Jamaica.svg  Christopher Williams  (JAM)20.20
Med 3.png Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg  Kim Collins  (SKN)20.20
Med 3.png Flag of the United States.svg  Shawn Crawford  (USA)20.20
5.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Christian Malcolm  (GBR)20.22
6.Flag of Mauritius.svg  Stéphane Buckland  (MRI)20.24
7.Flag of the United States.svg  Kevin Little  (USA)20.25
8.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Marlon Devonish  (GBR)20.38

Semi-final

RANKHEAT 1TIME
1.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Christian Malcolm  (GBR)20.08
2.Flag of the United States.svg  Kevin Little  (USA)20.13
3.Flag of Mauritius.svg  Stéphane Buckland  (MRI)20.15
4.Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg  Kim Collins  (SKN)20.26
5.Flag of Poland.svg  Marcin Urbaś  (POL)20.48
6.Flag of Japan.svg  Toshiyuki Fujimoto  (JPN)20.56
7.Flag of Finland.svg  Tommi Hartonen  (FIN)20.65
8.Flag of Cameroon.svg  Joseph Batangdon  (CMR)20.66


RANKHEAT 2TIME
1.Flag of Greece.svg  Konstantinos Kenteris  (GRE)20.03
2.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Christopher Williams  (JAM)20.11
3.Flag of the United States.svg  Shawn Crawford  (USA)20.21
4.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Marlon Devonish  (GBR)20.29
5.Flag of Italy.svg  Marco Torrieri  (ITA)20.38
6.Flag of Japan.svg  Shingo Suetsugu  (JPN)20.39
7.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Uchenna Emedolu  (NGR)20.40
8.Flag of Brazil.svg  Claudinei da Silva  (BRA)20.64

Quarter-finals

RANKHEAT 1TIME
1.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Christian Malcolm  (GBR)20.13
2.Flag of the United States.svg  Shawn Crawford  (USA)20.19
3.Flag of Mauritius.svg  Stéphane Buckland  (MRI)20.23
4.Flag of Cameroon.svg  Joseph Batangdon  (CMR)20.31
=NR
5.Flag of Senegal.svg  Oumar Loum  (SEN)20.43
6.Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Gennadiy Chernovol  (KAZ)20.71
7.Flag of France.svg  Frédéric Krantz  (FRA)21.02
Flag of Japan.svg  Ryo Matsuda  (JPN)DQ


RANKHEAT 2TIME
1.Flag of Greece.svg  Konstantinos Kenteris  (GRE)20.30
2.Flag of Italy.svg  Marco Torrieri  (ITA)20.43
3.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Marlon Devonish  (GBR)20.44
4.Flag of Japan.svg  Shingo Suetsugu  (JPN)20.48
5.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Troy Douglas  (NED)20.54
6.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Ricardo Williams  (JAM)20.65
7.Flag of Uruguay.svg  Heber Viera  (URU)20.83
8.Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Dominic Demeritte  (BAH)20.86


RANKHEAT 3TIME
1.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Christopher Williams  (JAM)20.24
2.Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg  Kim Collins  (SKN)20.25
3.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Uchenna Emedolu  (NGR)20.48
4.Flag of Japan.svg  Toshiyuki Fujimoto  (JPN)20.78
5.Flag of Mexico.svg  Juan Pedro Toledo  (MEX)20.80
6.Flag of South Africa.svg  Marcus La Grange  (RSA)20.83
7.Flag of the Netherlands Antilles.svg  Caimin Douglas  (AHO)20.87
8.Flag of the United States.svg  Ramon Clay  (USA)23.58


RANKHEAT 4TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Kevin Little  (USA)20.34
2.Flag of Poland.svg  Marcin Urbaś  (POL)20.54
3.Flag of Finland.svg  Tommi Hartonen  (FIN)20.58
4.Flag of Brazil.svg  Claudinei da Silva  (BRA)20.58
5.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Dwain Chambers  (GBR)20.60
6.Flag of Germany.svg  Alexander Kosenkow  (GER)20.66
7.Flag of Norway.svg  John Ertzgard  (NOR)20.88
Flag of France.svg  Christophe Cheval  (FRA)DQ

Heats

Held on Tuesday 7 August 2001

RANKHEAT 1TIME
1.Flag of Japan.svg  Shingo Suetsugu  (JPN)20.53
2.Flag of Mauritius.svg  Stéphane Buckland  (MRI)20.61
3.Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Gennadiy Chernovol  (KAZ)20.65
4.Flag of Brazil.svg  Claudinei da Silva  (BRA)20.78
5.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Ricardo Williams  (JAM)20.85
6.Flag of Namibia.svg  Christie van Wyk  (NAM)21.25
7.Flag of Indonesia.svg  Rika Fardani  (INA)21.87
8.Flag of Belize.svg  Jayson Jones  (BIZ)22.13


RANKHEAT 2TIME
1.Flag of Italy.svg  Marco Torrieri  (ITA)20.63
2.Flag of Uruguay.svg  Heber Viera  (URU)20.69
3.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Dwain Chambers  (GBR)20.80
4.Flag of Brazil.svg  André da Silva  (BRA)21.00
5.Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Jermaine Joseph  (CAN)21.17
6.Flag of Palau.svg  Conrad Rdechor  (PLW)22.86
Flag of France.svg  Christophe Cheval  (FRA)DQ
Flag of the Comoros (1996-2001).svg  Mourade Mze Ali  (COM)DNS


RANKHEAT 3TIME
1.Flag of Greece.svg  Konstantinos Kenteris  (GRE)20.46
2.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Marlon Devonish  (GBR)20.58
3.Flag of the Netherlands Antilles.svg  Caimin Douglas  (AHO)20.63
4.Flag of South Africa.svg  Marcus La Grange  (RSA)20.69
5.Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Radek Zachoval  (CZE)21.03
6.Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Chang Po-Chih  (TPE)21.63
Flag of the British Virgin Islands.svg  Keita Cline  (IVB)DQ


RANKHEAT 4TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Shawn Crawford  (USA)20.60
2.Flag of Cameroon.svg  Joseph Batangdon  (CMR)20.63
3.Flag of Germany.svg  Alexander Kosenkow  (GER)20.63
4.Flag of Japan.svg  Toshiyuki Fujimoto  (JPN)20.77
5.Flag of South Africa.svg  Corne Du Plessis  (RSA)20.92
6.Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Salem Mubarak Al-Yami  (KSA)21.03
7.Flag of Montserrat.svg  Darren Tuitt  (MSR)21.94


RANKHEAT 5TIME
1.Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Christian Malcolm  (GBR)20.37
2.Flag of the United States.svg  Ramon Clay  (USA)20.43
3.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Troy Douglas  (NED)20.65
4.Flag of Norway.svg  John Ertzgard  (NOR)20.68
5.Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Dominic Demeritte  (BAH)20.75
6.Flag of Mexico.svg  Juan Pedro Toledo  (MEX)20.83
Flag of Namibia.svg  Frank Fredericks  (NAM)DNS


RANKHEAT 6TIME
1.Flag of the United States.svg  Kevin Little  (USA)20.36
2.Flag of Finland.svg  Tommi Hartonen  (FIN)20.57
3.Flag of Nigeria.svg  Uchenna Emedolu  (NGR)20.58
4.Flag of France.svg  Frédéric Krantz  (FRA)20.84
5.Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Erik Wijmeersch  (BEL)21.17
6.Flag of Germany.svg  Tobias Unger  (GER)21.30
7.Flag of Macau.svg  Lei Wai-Kun  (MAC)21.63


RANKHEAT 7TIME
1.Flag of Jamaica.svg  Christopher Williams  (JAM)20.25
2.Flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis.svg  Kim Collins  (SKN)20.41
3.Flag of Poland.svg  Marcin Urbaś  (POL)20.41
4.Flag of Senegal.svg  Oumar Loum  (SEN)20.51
5.Flag of Japan.svg  Ryo Matsuda  (JPN)20.79
6.Flag of Cote d'Ivoire.svg  Eric Pacome N'Dri  (CIV)20.87
7.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Patrick van Balkom  (NED)20.96
8.Flag of Oman.svg  Hamoud Abdallah Al-Dalhami  (OMN)21.45

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