Athletics at the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics – Mixed 8 × 100 metres relay

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Athletics – Mixed 8x100 metres relay
at the II Summer Youth Olympic Games
Athletics pictogram.svg
Venue Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre
DateAugust 26
Competitors536
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Team 034Olympic flag.svg  Mixed-NOCs
Silver medal icon.svg Team 038Olympic flag.svg  Mixed-NOCs
Bronze medal icon.svg Team 017Olympic flag.svg  Mixed-NOCs

The Mixed 8x100m relay competition at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games was held on 26 August 2014 in Nanjing Olympic Sports Center. The competitors were divided in 67 teams composed of mixed athletes from different NOCs, gender and disciplines aiming to be balanced in strength. In the preparation phase there are ten athletes (five men and five women) in competition phases there are 8 athletes (four men and four women).

Contents

Each team was composed of:

Schedule

DateTimeRound
26 August 201416:00 Heats
26 August 201418:30 Final

Results

Heats

Only the first 9 teams by time progress to the Final.

RankHeatLaneTeamResultQ
154Team 0381:41.40Q
248Team 0341:41.79Q
362Team 0441:43.06Q
464Team 0461:43.29Q
521Team 0101:43.45Q
568Team 0501:43.45Q
773Team 0531:43.54Q
828Team 0171:43.96Q
917Team 0071:44.10Q
1061Team 0431:44.25
1174Team 0541:44.44
1253Team 0371:44.47
1315Team 0051:44.55
1418Team 0081:44.93
1516Team 0061:44.96
1667Team 0491:45.41
1775Team 0551:45.62
1825Team 0141:45.83
1972Team 0521:45.94
2084Team 0621:45.97
2166Team 0481:45.98
2265Team 0471:46.29
2327Team 0161:46.58
2463Team 0451:46.82
2552Team 0361:46.86
2682Team 0601:47.02
2758Team 0421:47.11
2855Team 0391:47.12
2812Team 0021:47.12
3024Team 0131:47.24
3126Team 0151:47.36
3287Team 0651:47.43
3333Team 0211:47.85
3419Team 0091:47.98
3523Team 0121:48.24
3611Team 0011:48.32
3771Team 0511:49.18
3841Team 0271:49.25
3981Team 0591:49.47
4076Team 0561:49.58
4147Team 0331:49.79
4244Team 0301:50.24
4338Team 0261:52.13
4483Team 0611:52.31
4532Team 0201:52.45
4622Team 0111:52.48
4777Team 0571:52.60
4878Team 0581:53.22
4931Team 0191:53.23
5057Team 0411:53.49
5113Team 0031:53.62
5235Team 0231:53.66
5345Team 0311:53.83
5456Team 0401:54.12
5536Team 0241:54.17
5643Team 0291:54.37
5786Team 0641:54.36
5834Team 0221:54.39
5946Team 0321:55.40
6037Team 0251:55.48
6129Team 0181:57.32
6288Team 0661:57.34
6385Team 0631:58.85
6489Team 0672:02.78
6514Team 0042:04.73
42Team 028DNF
51Team 035DSQ

Final

RankLaneTeamResult
Gold medal icon.svg5Team 034
Flag of Germany.svg  Merten Howe  (GER)
Flag of the Comoros.svg  Daou Aboubacar  (COM)
Flag of Australia.svg  Trae Williams  (AUS)
Flag of Thailand.svg  Witthawat Thumcha  (THA)
Flag of Venezuela.svg  María Simancas  (VEN)
Flag of Russia.svg  Tatyana Blagoveshchenskaya  (RUS)
Flag of the British Virgin Islands.svg  Lakeisha Warner  (IVB)
Flag of Romania.svg  Ioana Gheorghe  (ROU)
1:40.20
Silver medal icon.svg4Team 038
Flag of Russia.svg  Ekaterina Alekseeva  (RUS)
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Oleksandr Malosilov  (UKR)
Flag of Australia.svg  Rachel Pace  (AUS)
Flag of Bahrain.svg  Mohamed Saad  (BRN)
Flag of the United States.svg  Chinne Okoronkwo  (USA)
Flag of Burundi.svg  Amedee Manirakiza  (BDI)
Flag of France.svg  Coralie Gassama  (FRA)
Flag of Zambia.svg  Sydney Siame  (ZAM)
1:41.39
Bronze medal icon.svg3Team 017
Flag of Australia.svg  Sam Geddes  (AUS)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Michaela Hrubá  (CZE)
Flag of Spain.svg  Noel Del Cerro  (ESP)
Flag of Uruguay.svg  Martín Castañares  (URU)
Flag of Ethiopia.svg  Wogene Sidamo  (ETH)
Flag of Maldives.svg  Hussain Fahumee  (MDV)
Flag of the Comoros.svg  Dhakirina Fatima  (COM)
Flag of Bahrain.svg  Salwa Naser  (BRN)
1:43.60
42Team 007
Flag of Canada.svg  Tristan Slater  (CAN)
Flag of Germany.svg  Fabienne Schönig  (GER)
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Benediktas Mickus  (LTU)
Flag of Brazil.svg  Mirna Marques da Silva  (BRA)
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Yuliya Levchenko  (UKR)
Flag of Hungary.svg  Bence Halász  (HUN)
Flag of Yemen.svg  Hanin Thabit  (YEM)
Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jaheel Hyde  (JAM)
1:44.77
51Team 053
Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Tavonte Mott  (BAH)
Flag of Bermuda.svg  Faheemah Scraders  (BER)
Flag of South Africa.svg  Jo-Ane van Dyk  (RSA)
Flag of Egypt.svg  Riham Abohiba  (EGY)
Flag of Spain.svg  Noemi Sempere  (ESP)
Flag of Italy.svg  Stefano Sottile  (ITA)
Flag of Vanuatu.svg  Dicki Terry Mael  (VAN)
Flag of Ethiopia.svg  Bacha Mulata  (ETH)
1:45.02
69Team 010
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  Xu Zhihang  (CHN)
Flag of Oman.svg  Mazoon Al Alawi  (OMA)
Flag of Mexico.svg  Cecilia Tamayo  (MEX)
Flag of France.svg  Alex Rousseau-Jamard  (FRA)
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Bader Alamrani  (KSA)
Flag of France.svg  Lea Navarro  (FRA)
Flag of Mauritania (1959-2017).svg  Cheikh Beya  (MTN)
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Yana Kachur  (UKR)
1:46.17
78Team 050
Flag of Ukraine.svg  Dzhois Koba  (UKR)
Flag of Egypt.svg  Esraa Happa  (EGY)
Flag of Germany.svg  Mareen Kalis  (GER)
Flag of Sudan.svg  Adam Mohamed  (SUD)
Flag of Canada.svg  Magali Roche  (CAN)
Flag of Laos.svg  Nanthavath Khentanone  (LAO)
Flag of Ethiopia.svg  Gemechu Lama  (ETH)
Flag of Guyana.svg  Jason Yaw  (GUY)
1:52.88
86Team 044
Flag of Iraq.svg  Hussein Al-Bayati  (IRQ)
Flag of Peru.svg  Steffi Murillo  (PER)
Flag of the United States.svg  Emma Fitzgerald  (USA)
Flag of Georgia.svg  Goga Maglakelidze  (GEO)
Flag of Switzerland.svg  Salome Lang  (SUI)
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Lotte Scheldeman  (BEL)
Flag of Malaysia.svg  Mohd Rizzua Muhammad  (MAS)
Flag of South Korea.svg  Kim Gyeong-Tae  (KOR)
1:52.99
97Team 046
Flag of Spain.svg  Juan José Garrancho  (ESP)
Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg  Djafar Swedi  (COD)
Flag of Canada.svg  Brittni Wolczyk  (CAN)
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Wen Wan-Ju  (TPE)
Flag of Morocco.svg  Soukaina Belil  (MAR)
Flag of Slovenia.svg  Tjaša Stanko  (SLO)
Flag of Germany.svg  Clemens Prüfer  (GER)
Flag of the United States.svg  Jeffrey Uzzell  (USA)
1:54.59

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