Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the 2007 World Championships in Athletics

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Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the
2007 World Championships in Athletics
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg
WA codeGBR
National federation UK Athletics
Website uka.org.uk
in Osaka
Competitors60
Medals
Ranked 11th
Gold
1
Silver
1
Bronze
4
Total
6
World Championships in Athletics appearances (overview)
2005
2009

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland competed under the shortened name of Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the 2007 World Championships in Athletics .

Contents

Heading into the championships, UK Athletics set a target of three medals and fourteen top eight-placed athletes. Six medals were won and there were thirteen top eight finishes.

Results

Finals

List of Britain's results, where athletes reached the final in that event (performances in heats, quarter-finals and semi-finals are not included.)

PositionAthleteEventResultNotes
1st Christine Ohuruogu 400 m W49.61PB
2nd Nicola Sanders 400 m W49.65PB
3rd Kelly Sotherton Heptathlon6510SB
3rd Christian Malcolm, Craig Pickering, Marlon Devonish, Mark Lewis-Frances 4 × 100 m M37.90SB
3rd Christine Ohuruogu, Marilyn Okoro, Lee McConnell, Nicola Sanders 4 × 400 m W3:20.04NR
3rd Joanne Pavey 10,000 m W32:03.81
4th Laura Turner, Montell Douglas, Emily Freeman, Joice Maduaka 4 × 100 m W42.87
4th Jessica Ennis Heptathlon6469PB
6th Marlon Devonish 100 m M10.14
6th Phillips Idowu Triple Jump M17.09
6th Mo Farah 5,000 m M13:47.54
6th Andrew Steele, Robert Tobin, Richard Buck, Martyn Rooney 4 × 400 m M3:02.94
7th Brian Alldis 1,500 m Wheelchair M3:28.41
8th Natasha Danvers-Smith 400 mH W54:94
8th Shelley Woods 1,500 m Wheelchair W3:40.84
9th Andrew Baddeley 1,500 m M3:35.95
9th Joanne Pavey 5,000 m W15:04.77SB
9th Mara Yamauchi Marathon W2:32:55
10th Tom Parsons High Jump M2.26
11th Dan Robinson Marathon M2:20.30
14th Martyn Bernard High Jump M2.21
19th Tracey Morris Marathon W2:36:40SB
25th Joanna Jackson 20 km Walk W1:39:34
51st Peter Riley Marathon M2:36:00SB


Qualification rounds

('Q': Automatic Qualifier, 'q': Fastest Loser Qualifier, '-': Did not qualify, 'DQ' – Disqualified, 'n/a' Not applicable, 'NMR': No Mark Recorded) SB: Season's Best, PB: Personal Best)

NOTE: Where an athlete reached a final, their result will be posted above ONLY and not below

100 m M

AthleteHeatsQ?Quarter-FinalQ?Semi-finalQ?
Marlon Devonish 10.13Q10.13Q10.12Q
Mark Lewis-Francis 10.21Q10.17 (SB)Q10.19-
Craig Pickering 10.24Q10.21Q10.29-

100 m W

AthleteHeatsQ?Quarter-FinalQ?Semi-finalQ?
Montell Douglas 11.39Q11.43-n/a-
Laura Turner 11.46Q11.32Q11.32-
Jeanette Kwakye 11.26 (PB)q11.40-n/a-

200 m W

AthleteHeatsQ?Quarter-FinalQ?Semi-finalQ?
Joice Maduaka 23.22Q23.62-n/a-
Emily Freeman DQ-n/a-n/a-

400 m M

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Tim Benjamin 45.44Q46.17-
Martyn Rooney 45.47 (SB)-n/a-
Andrew Steele 45.54-n/a-

400 m W

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Lee McConnell 51.44 (SB)Q51.07 (SB)-
Nicola Sanders 51.45Q49.77 (PB)Q
Christine Ohuruogu 50.46 (SB)Q50.17 (PB)Q

800 m M

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Michael Rimmer 1:45.66Q1:47.39-

800 m W

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Jemma Simpson 2:00.47Q2:00.48-
Jennifer Meadows 2:00.14 (PB)Q1:59.39 (PB)-
Marilyn Okoro 2:01.79Q1:59.63 (PB)-

1,500 m M

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Andrew Baddeley 3:39.60Q3:43.03Q

1,500 m W

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Lisa Dobriskey 4:09.67Q4:08.39-
Abby Westley 4:10.61Q4:16.21-

5000 m M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Mo Farah 13:39.13 (SB)Q

5000 m W

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Joanne Pavey 15:11.83 (SB)Q

110 m Hurdles

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Andy Turner 13.27 (PB)Q13.38-

400 mH M

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Dale Garland 49.98-n/a-

400 mH W

AthleteHeatsQ?Semi-finalQ?
Natasha Danvers-Smith 55.67Q54.08 (SB)Q

3,000 m SC W

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Hatti Dean 9:43.23-
Helen Clitheroe 9:45.59-

3,000 m SC M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Andrew Lemoncello 8:58.93-

High Jump M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Tom Parsons 2.29 (PB)Q
Martyn Bernard 2.29 (PB)Q
Germaine Mason 2.19-

Long Jump M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Christopher Tomlinson 7.89-
Greg Rutherford 7.77-

Triple Jump M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Phillips Idowu 17.07q

Pole Vault M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Steven Lewis NMR-

Pole Vault W

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Kate Dennison 4.20 m-

Javelin Throw W

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Goldie Sayers 57.23-

4 × 100 m M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Christian Malcolm, Craig Pickering, Marlon Devonish, Mark Lewis-Francis 38.33Q

4 × 100 m W

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Laura Turner, Montell Douglas, Emily Freeman, Joice Maduaka 42.82 (SB)Q

4 × 400 m M

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Andrew Steele, Robert Tobin, Richard Buck, Martyn Rooney 3:01.22 (SB)q

4 × 400 m W

AthleteQualifyingQ?
Lee McConnell, Donna Fraser, Marilyn Okoro, Nicola Sanders 3:25.45 (SB)Q

Competitors

Actual List

This is the actual team of athletes that Great Britain sent to Osaka. Some of the athletes were added as reserves, or other reasons. See below for the original list.

Men


100 m: Marlon Devonish, Mark Lewis-Francis, Craig Pickering
400 m: Timothy Benjamin, Andrew Steele, Martyn Rooney
800 m: Michael Rimmer
1,500 m: Andrew Baddeley
5,000 m: Mo Farah
Marathon: Peter Riley, Dan Robinson
3,000 m Steeplechase: Andrew Lemoncello
110 m Hurdles: Andrew Turner
400 m Hurdles: Dale Garland
4 × 100 m Relay: Craig Pickering, Marlon Devonish, Tyrone Edgar, Mark Lewis-Francis, Christian Malcolm, Alex Nelson [1]
4 × 400 m Relay: Timothy Benjamin, Martyn Rooney, Robert Tobin, Andrew Steele, Richard Buck


High Jump: Martyn Bernard, Germaine Mason, Tom Parsons
Long Jump: Greg Rutherford, Chris Tomlinson
Triple Jump: Phillips Idowu,

Women


100 m: Montell Douglas, Laura Turner, Jeanette Kwakye
200 m: Joice Maduaka, Emily Freeman [2]
400 m: Christine Ohuruogu, [3] Nicola Sanders, Lee McConnell
800 m: Jemma Simpson, Marilyn Okoro, Jennifer Meadows [4]
1,500 m: Lisa Dobriskey, Abby Westley
5,000 m: Jo Pavey
10,000 m: Jo Pavey
Marathon: Tracey Morris, Mara Yamauchi
3,000 m Steeplechase: Hatti Dean, Helen Clitheroe
400 m Hurdles: Natasha Danvers-Smith
4 × 100 m Relay: Jeanette Kwakye, Montell Douglas, Emily Freeman, Joice Maduaka, Anyika Onuora, Laura Turner
4 × 400 m Relay: Nicola Sanders, Christine Ohuruogu, Lee McConnell, Vicki Barr, Jenny Meadows, Donna Fraser


Pole Vault: Kate Dennison
Javelin: Goldie Sayers
Heptathlon: Jessica Ennis, Kelly Sotherton
20 km Walk: Joanna Jackson
1500 m Wheelchair: Shelly Woods

Original List

The athletes below were the original list of competitors, however due to other circumstances, injury etc., some were replaced or more added. The revised list is above this list.

Men


100 m: Marlon Devonish, Mark Lewis-Francis, Craig Pickering
400 m: Timothy Benjamin, Andrew Steele, Martyn Rooney
800 m: Michael Rimmer
1,500 m: Andrew Baddeley
5,000 m: Mohammed Farah
Marathon: Peter Riley, Dan Robinson
3,000 m Steeplechase: Andrew Lemoncello
110 m Hurdles: Andrew Turner
400 m Hurdles: Dai Greene, Dale Garland
4 × 100 m Relay: Craig Pickering, Marlon Devonish, Tyrone Edgar, Mark Lewis-Francis, Christian Malcolm, Dwayne Grant
4 × 400 m Relay: Timothy Benjamin, Martyn Rooney, Robert Tobin, Andrew Steele, Richard Buck


High Jump: Martyn Bernard, Germaine Mason, Tom Parsons
Long Jump: Greg Rutherford, Chris Tomlinson
Triple Jump: Phillips Idowu,
1500 m Wheelchair: David Weir [5]

Women


100 m: Montell Douglas, Laura Turner
200 m: Joice Maduaka, Jeanette Kwakye
400 m: Christine Ohuruogu, [3] Nicola Sanders, Lee McConnell
800 m: Jemma Simpson, Marilyn Okoro, Becky Lyne
1,500 m: Lisa Dobriskey, Abby Westley
5,000 m: Jo Pavey
10,000 m: Jo Pavey
Marathon: Tracey Morris, Mara Yamauchi
3,000 m Steeplechase: Hatti Dean, Helen Clitheroe
400 m Hurdles: Natasha Danvers-Smith
4 × 100 m Relay: Jeanette Kwakye, Montell Douglas, Emily Freeman, Joice Maduaka, Anyika Onuora, Laura Turner
4 × 400 m Relay: Nicola Sanders, Christine Ohuruogu, Lee McConnell, Vicki Barr, Jenny Meadows, Donna Fraser


Pole Vault: Kate Dennison
Javelin: Goldie Sayers
Heptathlon: Jessica Ennis, Kelly Sotherton
20 km Walk: Joanna Jackson
1500 m Wheelchair: Shelly Woods

Notes

  1. Alex Nelson replaced an injured Dwayne Grant http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/6950549.stm
  2. Turner achieved the A standard, after the selection, meaning that GBR were now permitted another athlete in the 100 m squad. Kwakye, who was previously selected for the 200 m was then put into her favoured distance, 100 m, and was replaced in the 200 m by Freeman. http://www.ukathletics.net/press-centre/news-archive/august-2007/article-22/
  3. 1 2 Ohuruogu was selected, just 1 day after her drugs ban was finished.
  4. Becky Lyne was originally supposed to compete, however injury forced her to pull out, just before the flight, and she was replaced by Meadows
  5. Weir had to pull out, due to injury http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/disability_sport/6947854.stm

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