Events at the 2007 World Championships | ||
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Track events | ||
100 m | men | women |
200 m | men | women |
400 m | men | women |
800 m | men | women |
1500 m | men | women |
5000 m | men | women |
10,000 m | men | women |
100 m hurdles | women | |
110 m hurdles | men | |
400 m hurdles | men | women |
3000 m steeplechase | men | women |
4 × 100 m relay | men | women |
4 × 400 m relay | men | women |
Road events | ||
Marathon | men | women |
20 km walk | men | women |
50 km walk | men | |
Field events | ||
High jump | men | women |
Pole vault | men | women |
Long jump | men | women |
Triple jump | men | women |
Shot put | men | women |
Discus throw | men | women |
Hammer throw | men | women |
Javelin throw | men | women |
Combined events | ||
Heptathlon | women | |
Decathlon | men | |
The women's heptathlon event at the 2007 World Championships in Athletics took place from August 25-26, 2007 at the Nagai Stadium in Osaka, Japan. The competition is notable for having the highest number of competitors (39) in the World Championships history.
Gold | Carolina Klüft Sweden (SWE) |
Silver | Lyudmila Blonska Ukraine (UKR) |
Bronze | Kelly Sotherton Great Britain & N.I. (GBR) |
Standing records prior to the 2003 World Athletics Championships | |||||
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World Record | Jackie Joyner-Kersee | United States (USA) | 7291 | September 24, 1988 | Seoul, South Korea |
Event Record | Jackie Joyner-Kersee | United States (USA) | 7128 | September 1, 1987 | Rome, Italy |
Points table after 7th event
Rank | Athlete | Nation | Overall points | Overview by event (points on top, then result. Best performance in each event shown in green) | ||||||
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100 mh | HJ | SP | 200 m | LJ | JT | 800 m | ||||
Carolina Klüft | Sweden (SWE) | 7032 WL AR | 1102 pts 13.15 | 1171 1.95 | 848 14.81 | 1041 23.38 | 1122 6.85 | 821 47.98 | 927 2:12.56 | |
Lyudmila Blonska | Ukraine (UKR) | 6832 NR | 1087 pts 13.25 | 1132 1.92 | 823 14.44 | 972 24.09 | 1132 6.88 | 817 47.77 | 869 2:16.68 | |
Kelly Sotherton | Great Britain & N.I. (GBR) | 6510 SB | 1093 pts 13.21 | 1054 1.86 | 803 14.14 | 1039 23.40 | 1066 6.68 | 513 31.90 | 942 2:11.58 | |
4 | Jessica Ennis | Great Britain & N.I. (GBR) | 6469 PB | 1129 pts 12.97 | 1093 1.89 | 656 11.93 | 1064 23.15 | 953 6.33 | 630 38.07 | 944 2:11.39 |
5 | Lilli Schwarzkopf | Germany (GER) | 6439 PB | 1044 pts 13.54 | 1016 1.83 | 727 13.00 | 879 25.08 | 902 6.17 | 946 54.44 | 925 2:12.76 |
6 | Austra Skujytė | Lithuania (LTU) | 6380 SB | 931 pts 14.34 | 978 1.80 | 997 17.03 | 851 25.39 | 937 6.28 | 911 52.63 | 775 2:23.64 |
7 | Jennifer Oeser | Germany (GER) | 6378 PB | 1049 pts 13.51 | 1016 1.83 | 808 14.21 | 942 24.41 | 927 6.25 | 727 43.10 | 909 2:13.85 |
8 | Nataliya Dobrynska | Ukraine (UKR) | 6327 SB | 994 pts 13.89 | 941 1.77 | 949 16.31 | 895 24.91 | 887 6.12 | 787 46.22 | 874 2:16.35 |
9 | Marie Collonvillé | France (FRA) | 6244 SB | 1031 pts 13.63 | 1016 1.83 | 669 12.12 | 886 25.01 | 1062 6.67 | 654 39.32 | 926 2:12.68 |
10 | Anna Bogdanova | Russia (RUS) | 6243 | 1020 pts 13.71 | 1016 1.83 | 749 13.33 | 887 25.00 | 994 6.46 | 666 39.91 | 911 2:13.72 |
11 | Ida Marcussen | Norway (NOR) | 6226 NR | 956 pts 14.16 | 830 1.68 | 727 13.00 | 925 24.59 | 997 6.47 | 880 51.02 | 911 2:13.69 |
12 | Kylie Wheeler | Australia (AUS) | 6184 SB | 997 pts 13.87 | 978 1.80 | 727 13.00 | 939 24.44 | 981 6.42 | 638 38.49 | 924 2:12.81 |
13 | Sonja Kesselschläger | Germany (GER) | 6149 | 1043 pts 13.55 | 978 1.80 | 811 14.25 | 842 25.49 | 912 6.20 | 723 42.91 | 840 2:18.81 |
14 | Jolanda Keizer | Netherlands (NED) | 6102 | 1003 pts 13.83 | 941 1.77 | 809 14.23 | 940 24.43 | 819 5.90 | 734 43.48 | 856 2:17.61 |
15 | Karolina Tymińska | Poland (POL) | 6092 | 966 pts 14.09 | 867 1.71 | 744 13.25 | 979 24.02 | 956 6.34 | 590 35.97 | 990 2:08.27 |
16 | Yvonne Wisse | Netherlands (NED) | 6056 | 1043 pts 13.55 | 978 1.80 | 697 12.54 | 943 24.40 | 843 5.98 | 624 37.73 | 928 2:12.52 |
17 | Aiga Grabuste | Latvia (LAT) | 6019 PB | 1001 pts 13.84 | 941 1.77 | 730 13.04 | 889 24.98 | 856 6.02 | 778 45.76 | 824 2:19.97 |
18 | Aryiro Strataki | Greece (GRE) | 5999 | 976 pts 14.02 | 830 1.68 | 798 14.06 | 863 25.26 | 896 6.15 | 758 44.73 | 878 2:16.06 |
19 | Olga Kurban | Russia (RUS) | 5998 | 993 pts 13.90 | 867 1.71 | 738 13.16 | 938 24.45 | 912 6.20 | 678 40.55 | 872 2:16.48 |
20 | Linda Züblin | Switzerland (SUI) | 5995 PB | 1031 pts 13.63 | 795 1.65 | 690 12.43 | 910 24.75 | 843 5.98 | 857 49.85 | 869 2:16.72 |
21 | Kamila Chudzik | Poland (POL) | 5926 | 941 pts 14.27 | 867 1.71 | 748 13.31 | 887 25.00 | 801 5.84 | 899 52.03 | 783 2:23.03 |
22 | Simone Oberer | Switzerland (SUI) | 5922 | 1033 pts 13.62 | 978 1.80 | 674 12.20 | 827 25.66 | 862 6.04 | 679 40.60 | 869 2:16.67 |
23 | Yuki Nakata | Japan (JPN) | 5869 SB | 1004 pts 13.82 | 903 1.74 | 616 11.31 | 861 25.28 | 899 6.16 | 730 43.26 | 856 2:17.61 |
24 | Irina Naumenko | Kazakhstan (KAZ) | 5848 SB | 947 pts 14.22 | 903 1.74 | 721 12.90 | 888 24.99 | 915 6.21 | 658 39.53 | 816 2:20.52 |
25 | Diana Pickler | United States (USA) | 5838 | 1074 pts 13.34 | 903 1.74 | 610 11.22 | 923 24.61 | 853 6.01 | 660 39.62 | 815 2:20.63 |
26 | Salla Rinne | Finland (FIN) | 5813 | 1030 pts 13.64 | 903 1.74 | 811 14.25 | 818 25.76 | 810 5.87 | 822 48.03 | 619 2:36.05 |
27 | Sylvie Dufour | Switzerland (SUI) | 5805 | 964 pts 14.10 | 903 1.74 | 771 13.65 | 846 25.45 | 759 5.70 | 662 39.75 | 900 2:14.46 |
28 | Vasiliki Delinikola | Greece (GRE) | 5745 | 1014 pts 13.75 | 867 1.71 | 756 13.43 | 881 25.06 | 840 5.97 | 709 42.19 | 678 2:31.23 |
29 | Jessica Samuelsson | Sweden (SWE) | 5745 | 954 pts 14.17 | 795 1.65 | 765 13.56 | 886 25.01 | 813 5.88 | 616 37.30 | 916 2:13.34 |
30 | Kaie Kand | Estonia (EST) | 5616 | 947 pts 14.22 | 830 1.68 | 707 12.69 | 811 25.84 | 774 5.75 | 635 38.33 | 912 2:13.63 |
31 | Lucimara da Silva | Brazil (BRA) | 5601 | 1014 pts 13.75 | 903 1.74 | 553 10.36 | 874 25.14 | 837 5.96 | 626 37.87 | 794 2:22.16 |
32 | Gretchen Quintana | Cuba (CUB) | 4954 | 1011 pts 13.77 | 830 1.68 | 708 12.71 | 960 24.22 | 887 6.12 | 558 34.31 | 0 DQ |
— | Virginia Johnson | United States (USA) | DNF | 1084 pts 13.27 | 724 1.59 | 751 13.36 | 1003 23.77 | 915 6.21 | | |
— | Hyleas Fountain | United States (USA) | DNF | 1027 pts 13.66 | 941 1.77 | 680 12.29 | 968 24.13 | 0 NM | | |
— | Karin Ruckstuhl | Netherlands (NED) | DNF | 1083 pts 13.28 | 903 1.74 | 793 13.99 | 942 24.41 | | | |
— | Tatyana Chernova | Russia (RUS) | DNF | 1020 pts 13.71 | 978 1.80 | 760 13.49 | 808 25.88 | | | |
— | Antoinette Nana Djimou Ida | France (FRA) | DNF | 997 pts 13.87 | 867 1.71 | 757 13.44 | 850 25.41 | | | |
— | Margaret Simpson | Ghana (GHA) | DNF | 1023 pts 13.69 | 903 1.74 | | | | | |
— | Hanna Melnychenko | Ukraine (UKR) | DNF | 0 pts DNF | | | | | | |
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