World Athletics Championships 2022 | Day 7 (pg 5)

Sunday 17th July

Time (BST)SexEventRoundGB Athletes
14:15MMarathonFinalJoshua Griffiths
18:35W100m HurdlesHeptathlonKatarina Johnson-Thompson
19:05M400mHeatsAlex Haydock-Wilson - Heat 1
Matthew Hudson- Smith - Heat 6
19:35WHigh JumpHeptathlonKatarina Johnson-Thompson
19:35WHammer ThrowFinal
20:00W400mHeatsNicole Yeargin - Heat 2
Ama Pipi - Heat 3
Victoria Ohuruogu - Heat 6
21:00M10,000mFinalPatrick Dever
21:35WShot PutHeptathlonKatarina Johnson-Thompson


Monday 18th July

Time (BST)SexEventRoundGB Athletes
01:05M100m HurdlesSemi-FinalJoshua Zeller - Heat 1
David King - Heat 2
Andrew Pozzi - Heat 3
01:05MDiscus ThrowQualification - Group ALawrence Okoye
01:10WPole VaultFinal
01:33W100mSemi-FinalDina Asher-Smith - Heat 1
Daryll Neita - Heat 3
02:03M400m HurdlesSemi-FinalAlastair Chambers - Heat 1
02:27MShot PutFinal
02:30MDiscus ThrowQualification - Group BNicholas Percy
02:38W200mHeptathlonKatarina Johnson-Thompson
03:00M1500mSemi-FinalNeil Gourley - Heat 1
Josh Kerr - Heat 1
Jake Wightman - Heat 2
03:30M100m HurdlesFinal
03:50W100mFinal

Other names to look out for:
Cherry, Norman, Van Niekerk, Makwala, James in the men's 400m.
Paulino and Miller-Uibo in the women's 400m.
Fraser-Pryce, Thompson-Herah, Jackson in the women's 100m.
Cheptegei & Kiplimo in the men's 10km final.
Thiem in the women's heptathlon.
Ingebrightsen in the men's 1500m

Where to watch

Time (BST)ChannelEvent
10:20 - 13:50BBC 2Highlights from Day 2
13:50 - 16:45BBC 1Men's Marathon - Start of coverage of Day 3
19:00 - 23:00BBC 3Coverage of Day 3
01:00 - 04:30BBC 1Coverage of Day 3

The rest will be covered on the red button or the iPlayer.
 
Amazing burn up over that last 600m of the men's 10km.

Agonising for Grant Fisher to miss out like that.

Cheptegei was too good, as were Mburu and Kiplimo.
 
Real shame for Dina last night, runs a British record and it was only good enough for 4th, that's brutal but the quality of the field was top drawer.

I thought Josh Kerr was impressive in the men's 1500m.


Monday 18th July

Time (BST)SexEventRoundGB Athletes
14:15WMarathonFinalRose Harvey
Jess Piasecki
Charlotte Purdue
17:35WLong JumpHeptathlonKatarina Johnson-Thompson
18:50WJavelin ThrowHeptathlon - Group AKatarina Johnson-Thompson
19:50WJavelin ThrowHeptathlon - Group B


Tuesday 19th July

Time (BST)SexEventRoundGB Athletes
01:05M200mHeatsJoe Ferguson - Heat 1
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake - Heat 3
Adam Gemili - Heat 6
01:10WDiscus ThrowQualification - Group AJade Lally.
01:45MHigh JumpFinal
02:00W200mHeatsBeth Dobbin - Heat 3
Dina Asher-Smith - Heat 4
02:20WTriple JumpFinal
02:35WDiscus ThrowQualification - Group B
02:55W800mHeptathlon - Last eventKatarina Johnson-Thompson
03:20M3000m SteeplechaseFinal
03:50W1500mFinal


Other Athletes to Watch
- Thiem looks set to take the heptathlon title.
- 100m champion Fred Kerley goes in heat 5 of the 200m. Although Noah Lyles in Heat 7 looks the favourite to win it overall.
- Valerie Allman is the class of the field in the discus and she should easily qualify.
- Barshim, Tamberi, Harrison, McEwen and Woo will be competing for the medals in the high jump.
- 100m medalists; Jackson, Thompson-Herah and Fraser-Pryce will be looking to try and sweep this event as well. It's actually the lesser well known Jamaican, Shericka Jackson, that looks the one to beat after winning the Jamaican championships with the 3rd fastest time of all time. Steiner has ran fast for the USA this year and Asher-Smith looked pissed off not to medal in the 100m, she won't want to give up her title here that easily.
- Yulimar Rojas set the triple jump world record this year, she'll be too good for everyone else.
- El Bakkali and Girma will be scrapping for gold in the steeplechase.
- The women's 1500m will be one of the races of the championship. Kipyegon, Tsegay, Hailu, Meshesha and Muir will be scrapping for the medals.

TV

Time (BST)Channel
08:45 - 12:15BBC 2Highlights from day 3
13:45 - 17:00BBC 2Coverage of Day 4 - Part 1 - Women's Marathon
17:00 - 19:30BBC 2Coverage of Day 4 - Part 2
19:30 - 21:00BBC 3Coverage of Day 4 - Part 3
00:55 - 04:25BBC 1Coverage of Day 4 - Part 4
 
Just watched that 1500m, phenomenal from Kipyegon, Tsegay and Muir, they just ran away from everyone.

Well done to Muir though, dug deep and nearly another British record, our first medal.

Hopefully Asher-Smith, Kerr and Hodgkinson can follow suit.
 
Wednesday 20th July

Time (BST)SexEventRoundGB Athletes
01:15W400m HurdlesHeatsJessie Knight - Heat 3
Lina Nielsen - Heat 4
01:40WHigh JumpFinal
02:05W200mSemi-FinalAsher-Smith - Semifinal 2
02:33MDiscus ThrowFinal
02:50M200mSemi-FinalNathaneel Mitchell Blake - Semi-Final 1
Joe Ferguson - Semi-Final 2
03:30M1500mFinalJake Wightman
Josh Kerr
03:50M400m HurdlesFinal

Other Athletes to Watch
- McLaughlin, Muhammad and Bol should be a great watch in the hurdles, all should qualify.
- A big chance of a Ukraine gold in the high jump with Yaroslava Mahuchikh being the class of the field.
- Fraser-Pryce, Thompson-Herah, Jackson, Steiner, Clark and Asher-Smith all attempt to make the final.
- Ceh and Stahl will battle for gold in the discus.
- Lyles, Kerley, Knighton all look strong for the USA in the 200m. Lyles the one to beat.
- All eyes on Ingebrightsen in the 1500m, he looks set to add to his Olympic gold. Kerr has a real chance to add to his medal. Wightman could be in with a shout. I expect Kipsang to be strong though.
- Benjamin, Warholm, Dos Santos, probably going to be the race of the championships

Where to watch

Time (BST)Channel
01:10 - 04:40BBC 1Coverage of Day 5
 
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