黄金联赛
非洲猛女破五千米纪录 五人争百万黄金北京时间6月7日凌晨，国际田联黄金联赛结束了第二站-挪威奥斯陆站的比赛，埃塞俄比亚选手蒂努内塞-迪巴巴(T-迪巴巴)以14分11秒15创造了女子5000米新的世界纪录。
在总共16个项目(10个黄金项目)的较量中，美国选手拿到三项冠军，英国选手获得两项冠军，其他获得冠军的国家为埃塞俄比亚、肯尼亚、巴哈马、安提瓜和巴布达、苏丹、挪威、沙特、牙买加、俄罗斯、西班牙和克罗地亚。
虽然在短跑项目上缺了不少高手，但奥斯陆站在中长跑项目上名将云集，成绩也相当出色，和去年一样，女子5000米世界纪录再次在奥斯陆站被打破，这回创造纪录的是23岁的埃塞俄比亚选手蒂努内塞-迪巴巴。
在其他项目方面，有四项今年世界最好成绩被创造，分别是瓦里纳的男子400米、卡基的男子800米、加尔金娜的女子3000米障碍、弗拉西奇的女子跳高。其中卡基的男子800米成绩还创造了世界青年纪录。
两站过后，在黄金赛事上保持不败的剩下五人，他们是男子400米栏的贝尔肖恩-杰克逊、男子跳远阿尔沙比、女子100米栏奥尼亚、女子800米杰里莫和女子跳高弗拉西奇。百万黄金大奖将在他们五人中产生。
女子5000米是非黄金项目，去年就是在奥斯陆，埃塞俄比亚选手德法尔创造了14分16秒63的世界纪录，而今天她没有来参赛，她的同胞迪巴巴姐妹就成为主角，妹妹蒂努内塞今天感觉绝佳，在3000米之后开始加速，先超越了她的姐姐，而后一骑绝尘，一路领跑到终点，最终成绩为14分11秒15，把德法尔的世界纪录提高了5秒左右！获得亚军是肯尼亚选手万古伊，成绩是14分33秒49，E-迪巴巴获得第三。
男子：
男子100米：在风速达到2米3每秒的前提下进行，大阪世锦赛亚军、巴哈马选手阿特金斯以9秒98获得冠军，美国二线选手罗杰斯以10秒04获得亚军，特里尼达和多巴哥选手伯恩斯以10秒07获得第三。
男子200米：非黄金项目，一线选手均未参赛，安提瓜和巴布达选手布伦丹以20秒39的平庸战绩获得冠军。
男子400米：梅里特没有参赛，瓦里纳发挥得相当出色，他以43秒98获得冠军，成为今年以来第一个跑进44秒大关的选手，巴哈马选手布朗以44秒40获得亚军，两人合力把其他选手拉开相当大的一段距离。
男子400米栏：克莱蒙特依然没有出场，贝尔肖恩-杰克逊以48秒15获得冠军，这也是今年世界第二好成绩，牙买加选手麦克法兰以48秒58获得亚军，南非选手范兹尔以48秒84获得第三。
男子800米：非黄金项目，苏丹选手卡基以1分42秒69的惊人成绩获得冠军，他一举打破了该项目世界青年纪录，而且这是近五年来第一位能跑进1分43秒大关的选手。
男子1500米：此站被列为非黄金项目，而且没有一线选手出场，英国选手兰开谢尔以3分35秒33获得冠军。 NEWS FLASH – 14:11.15 - Dibaba smashes World 5000m record in Oslo! - ÅF Golden League 2008
14:11.15! Tirunesh Dibaba in Oslo (AFP)
14:11.15! Tirunesh Dibaba in Oslo (AFP)
Oslo, Norway - 21:05hrs - Double World 10,000m champion Tirunesh Dibaba has in the last five minutes at this evening’s ExxonMobil Bislett Games, the second meet of the ÅF Golden League 2008, completed a demolition job on the World 5000m record of her compatriot, the World and Olympic 5000m champion Meseret Defar.
Defar’s record of 14:16.63 which she set at this meeting on 15 June last year, was knocked out of sight by Dibaba who broke the tape in an astonishing 14:11.15 which subject to the usual ratification procedures, is a new World record.
1:42.69 - World Junior record in 800m for Kaki
21:35hrs - In the last few minutes, World Indoor champion Abubaker Kaki set a World Junior record* of 1:42.69 in the men's 800m.
A full meeting report will follow later tonight at the conclusion of the competition.
Chris Turner for the IAAF
综述
Distance races naturally take centre stage in Oslo - PREVIEW - ÅF Golden LeagueTirunesh Dibaba wins the women's 5000m in Oslo (Getty Images)
Tirunesh Dibaba wins the women's 5000m in Oslo (Getty Images)
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Oslo, Norway - Proclaimed World record bids in the women’s 5000m and 3000m Steeplechase along with the second stage of the season long hunt for the $1 Million ÅF Golden League Jackpot, provide the core of the tomorrow evening’s ExxonMobil Bislett Games (6 June), the second meet of the ÅF Golden League 2008.
>>Editor’s Note: this preview is based upon entry lists as of the morning of 5 June, and some fields might change by the time that the final start list is confirmed this evening. We will advise of any changes by updating this preview as and when they occur<<
Favourable weather, perhaps too hot
After two or three European summers when the weather gods have not always looked favourably on the international athletics circuit, Northern Europe is currently basking in sunshine and warm weather and after the sizzling conditions in Berlin last weekend the ÅF Golden League looks like it will again be the beneficiary here in Oslo.
On the eve of the ExxonMobil Bislett Games, the second of the six fixture ÅF Golden League, the temperature is currently 32°C. The warmth and the sunshine which continues late into the northern summer nights here in Norway should provide superb conditions for tomorrow evening's programme.
Ironically if there is a slight concern it is that it might actually be too hot for distance running. The temperature of the Norwegian capital last night at 9pm was still over 20°C. The women’s 5000m takes place at 20:50hrs, and the women’s Steeplechase 50mins earlier in the evening on Friday.
Usually Scandinavian summers cool considerably as each day turns to night, and in combination with habitually windless conditions this type of weather has over the decades produced an ideal environment for middle and long distance running. With bright, light blue skies lingering long into the night, evenings in these lands of the midnight sun have produced the quintessential canvas for distance running feats from legends such as Nurmi, Zatopek, Elliott, Clarke, Rono, Coe, Ovett, Waitz, Kristiansen, Gebrselassie to name but a few of those who have broken World records in the Nordic lands.
Dibaba’s personal best at very least should go
Last year in Oslo, World and Olympic 5000m champion Meseret Defar came away with a spectacular revision of the World record for the women’s 5000m (14:16.63) demolishing her own global best of 14:24.53 which she had established in New York in 2006.
This year it is Defar’s friend and compatriot but also arch rival on the track, the reigning two-time World 10,000m champion Tirunesh Dibaba, who is the principal lead in tomorrow night’s distance running talent show.
Dibaba, is the reigning World record holder for 5000m indoors (14:27.42 - 2007), and has an outdoor PB set here in Oslo of 14:30.40 (2006) which is surely set for a major revision.
The former double World champion at 5000m (2003 and 2005) has for company much of the rest of her family, with her sisters Ejegayehu, the Olympic 10,000m silver medallist, and Genzebe, the World Junior XC champion also taking part in the race. The main pace maker is to be Russia’s 23-year-old Anna Alminova, a former World Junior silver medallist at 1500m who at her best is 4:03 1500m runner.
Russians to the fore
The women’s 3000m Steeplechase should turn the usual pacing / record breaking scenario on its head, as here it should be the Russians as the protagonists with a Kenyan rabbit (Mercy Njoroge) leading the way. We have already covered this race in depth earlier this week – click here for story – but suffice it to say that the World Champion Yekaterina Volkova and World record holder Gulnara Gulkina-Samitova will be take to their marks serious about this bid to break the latter’s 9:01.59 mark.
It will be both Russians’ first steeple of the year but then Gulkina only raced once in 2004 before setting the existing record, and this year she has so far raced at the flat 3000m with 8:42.96 (24 May) taking nearly five seconds off her PB. So a record bid here is anything but ideal gossip!
As well as the heat in Oslo, the other danger to the record attempt is the overall weight of talent which might cause a mood of caution to creep into their minds. Anyone who takes on the World record gambit risks exposing themselves to defeat from a line up with includes nearly every major global name of this young event which will be contested at the Olympic Games for the first time this summer.
Jackpot contenders
Last Sunday’s meeting in Berlin proved to be the graveyard for the $1 Million Jackpot hopes of a wave of global champions, with many a great name including World champions Jeremy Wariner, Irving Saladino and Janeth Jepkosgei falling foul of their opponents in front of the 67,000 strong crowd of spectators in Berlin’s 1936 Olympic stadium
The current Jackpot contenders who must win at all six meetings of the ÅF Golden League 2008 to claim at least a share of the $1 Million prize are:
Men
100m - Nesta Carter (JAM)
400m - LaShawn Merritt (USA)
1500m - Augustine Choge (KEN)
400m Hurdles - Bershawn Jackson (USA)
Long Jump - Hussein Al-Sabee (KSA)
Javelin Throw - Tero Pitkämäki (FIN)
Women
200m - Sherone Simpson (JAM)
800m - Pamela Jelimo (KEN)
100m Hurdles - Josephine Onyia (ESP)
High Jump - Blanka Vlasic (CRO)
However, from that line-up we can immediately scratch three names, Carter (100m), Merritt (400m), Simpson (200m), who do not start in Oslo, so the chances of the remaining seven contenders sharing a greater portion of the $1 Million pie have already increased before anyone has even set foot into the Bislett stadium.
Mile and not 1500m is the Golden League event in Oslo
In Oslo, as it traditional the ExxonMobil Dream Mile will replace the 1500m as the Jackpot event. In this race which closes the meeting programme Augustine Choge showed an impressive turn of speed in the last 100m in Berlin to beat Kenyan compatriot Daniel Kipchirchir Komen.
Komen is not here but the fleet feet of 24-year-old Isaac Songok, who in Bislett in 2006 so famously did for Kenenisa Bekele’s $1 Million hopes, has what it takes to defeat the 21-year-old Commonwealth 5000m champion.
Jelimo!
It is Kenya all the way in the women’s 800m too. Pamela Jelimo is the find of the year, who knows, perhaps even the revelation of this decade if her three month foray into this event is anything to go by. The until recently unknown 18-year-old is already senior African champion, senior Area and World Junior record holder, and last Sunday in Berlin was 4 seconds clear of the previously best runners in the world when running the fastest time in the world for over a decade (1:54.99). It would be a surprise if Jelimo didn’t again show a clean pair of heels to World champion Janeth Jepkosgei who was beaten into third last weekend (1:59.13). Berlin runner-up Yuliya Krevsun (1:58.98) is also entered.
Vlasic is supreme
Arguably the current most likely athlete to accomplish the Jackpot this season is World indoor and outdoor High Jump champion Blanka Vlasic of Croatia. Her 2.03m leap in Berlin seemed effortless and she was very close to 2.06m on her first attempt. The nearest to her was Germany’s Ariane Freidrich on 2.00m, and unless Belgium’s European champion Tia Hellebaut or Spanish record holder Ruth Beita, for example, up their game in Oslo, then the Croatian’s path to the prize is a relatively clear one based upon her present vein of rich form.
Injury in Berlin, just a scare?
The other reigning World champion still in pursuit of the Jackpot is Finland’s javelin man Tero Pitkämäki. His injury scare which saw him only throw once in Berlin, albeit the winning release, seems to have been just that, a scare, the cause of his discomfort being a spasm to a back muscle. But even if fit, he must look out for Norway’s Andreas Thorkildsen who was just one centimetre short of the Finns’ best last Sunday. The Olympic champion on home territory will want to show Pitkämäki who is boss.
Do not discount another Finn Tero Järvenpää, who was 8th in the World Champs final, and has set a PB of 85.89m this summer and was third in Berlin (84.07).
Of the other Jackpot events for men in which the Berlin winners compete, 2005 World champion Bershawn Jackson had the mark of the opposition in Germany with his 48.73 sec run, and should build on that time here, whereas in the Long Jump, Saudi Hussein Taher Al-Sabee (8.21m) was the best of a generally below par competition in Berlin.
Both 400m Hurdles and Long Jump are without their reigning World champions here. Irving Saladino, who promised so much in Berlin after his 8.73m leap in Hengelo (24 May) but produced only 7.92m for seventh place, is confirmed by the Oslo organisers to have injured his take-off leg in last Sunday’s competition and will not start here in Norway. In the one lap Hurdles, Kerron Clement will instead be in Eugene competing on Sunday in we are told a flat 400m race.
‘Long Live the King!’
Two of the biggest stars to fall out of the Jackpot hunt in Berlin were Jeremy Wariner in the 400m and Susanna Kallur in the women’s 100m Hurdles.
Wariner was matched down the home straight in Berlin by compatriot LaShawn Merritt and in the last 20 metres finally overtaken. The World silver medallist is not on the start list here, and it will be interesting to watch how the double World and 2004 Olympic 400 champion reacts to his defeat.
Will the third fastest man of all-time show the character of the great champion that he is and put on a special show?
A time below 44 secs from Wariner would of course restore beyond any doubt our confidence in the power of the king of one lap running.
But whatever performance he unveils in Oslo it’s easy to over emphasise any race and perhaps by the time Beijing comes around we will have been fools to ever have doubted him.
Of the other jackpot events whose Berlin winners do not start here the marginal standouts are World silver medallist Derrick Atkins in the men’s 100m and Russia’s Yulia Gushchina, second last weekend in 22.58 secs, in the women’s 200m.
Kallur, a good start to her comeback
Kallur, as an ÅF employee and their sponsored athlete, lost out in Berlin over 100m Hurdles to the Spanish record of Josephine Onyia – 12.50 to 12.54 – but as the World Indoor record holder for 60m was setting foot into competition for the first time since injury ruined her World Indoor title hopes in Valencia we should not be too critical. In Oslo, the Swedish star will come up against Onyia again, as well as World Indoor champion Lolo Jones in a weighty start list, and we can expect a fascinating battle.
Rudisha vs Kaki
One of the most anticipated encounters of tomorrow evening should be in the men’s 800m. Here two of the brightest young stars of 800m who might one day inherit World record holder Wilson Kipketer’s mantle of dominance, David Rudisha of Kenya, 19, and Abubaker Kaki Khamis of Sudan, 18 (turns 19 on 21 June) will provide the centre piece of the race. Their career bests are evenly matched 1:43.90 / indoors 1:44.81 for the Sudanese World Indoor champion, and 1:44.15 for the Kenyan.
The women’s 100m features the international return of reigning Olympic champion Yuliya Nestarenko of Belarus, and the sprint legend that is Slovenia’s Merlene Ottey, while the sixth fastest runner of the season Brendan Christian of The Netherlands’ Antilles’ (20.12 secs) is the man to watch in the men’s 200m. In 1998, the IAAF created the IAAF Golden League, which was developed as a concept to unify the elite individual Meetings held in Europe.
The 1999 Golden League Jackpot winnersThe IAAF Golden League, comprising seven Meetings rich in athletics tradition, will be held at the height of the athletics season. For competing athletes, the concept is simple: win your IAAF Golden League discipline at five IAAF Golden League Meetings for a share of the IAAF Golden League Jackpot of 50 kilos of gold ingots.
Golden League Jackpot Winners
2000 Gail Devers (100m Hurdles), Trine Hattestad (Javelin), Tatyana Kotova (Long Jump)
1999 Gabriela Szabo (3000m), Wilson Kipketer (800m)
1998 Marion Jones (100m), Hicham El Guerrouj (1500m), Haile Gebrselassie (5000m/10,000m
1. Structure
The Golden League will consist of seven meetings and the IAAF Grand Prix Final in 2001.
Golden Gala Rome Friday 29 June
Meeting Gaz de France Paris St-Denis Friday 6 July
Exxon Mobil Bislett Games Oslo Friday 13 July
Herculis Monaco Friday 20 July
Weltklasse Zurich Friday 17 August
Memorial Van Damme Brussels Friday 24 August
ISTAF Berlin Friday 31 August
IAAF Grand Prix Final Melbourne Sunday 9 September
2. Golden League Events项目
All meetings must comply with IAAF Competition Rules and Regulations.
Fourteen Golden League events have been designated for 2001 (eight for men and six for women):
Men: 100m, 800m, 1500m, 3000m, 3000m Steeplechase, 110m Hurdles, Long Jump, Javelin Throw
Women: 100m, 800m, 1500m, 3000m, 400m Hurdles, High Jump
The fourteen Golden League events are divided in two categories:
- 7 “Premium” Events:
Men: 100m, 800m, 1500 or Mile, 3000m or 5000m
Women: 100m, 800m, 3000m or 5000m
-7 “Classic” Events
Men: 110m Hurdles, 3000m SC, Javelin Throw, Long Jump
Women: 1500m or Mile, 400m Hurdles, High Jump
In addition to these Golden League events, each Golden League meeting shall stage five or six additional events called “Promotional” Events, which shall not be the same in all seven meetings.
3. Scoring积分
The scoring system of the IAAF Golden League, IAAF Grand Prix and IAAF Grand Prix II meetings is as follows:
Place IAAF Golden League IAAF Grand Prix IAAF Grand Prix II
1st 12 8 5
2nd 10 7 4
3rd 9 6 3
4th 8 5 2
5th 7 4 1
6th 6 3
7th 5 2
8th 4 1
4. Prize Money Structure奖金
TheThe Prize Money structure for the IAAF Golden League meetings will be as follows:
“Premium” Events
详见[url]http://www2.iaaf.org/GLE00/index.asp[/url]
“Classic” Events
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[font=黑体][size=4][color=red]根据近日的黄金价格200元/克，大概1公斤的黄金=200，000元，也就是20万元人民币。[/color][/size][/font] 2004年黄金联赛的奖金为100万美元，设为男子：200米、800米、400米栏、1500米、三级跳远、铁饼；女子：100米、400米、100米栏、1500米、3000米/5000米、跳高。最终巴哈马女子400米选手威廉姆斯-达林和瑞典的男子三级跳名将克里斯蒂安-奥尔森都取得六连胜，两人也因此平分了100万美元的黄金大奖。 田径历来是奥运金牌大户，可以说，得田径者得“天下”，中国体育要想更上一层楼，必须在田径这个大项上狠下工夫。而走市场化道路则是被证明有效的举措，国际田联著名的黄金联赛就是最好的例子。由于黄金联赛的档次高、奖金丰厚，吸引了众多世界顶尖选手参赛，水平自然增长，可看性也相应增强，市场化运作自然得心应手。 此项赛事从1998年开始创建，国际田联提出的宗旨是“best of best，旨在吸引全世界最高水平的田径选手以及举办最高水平的田径盛会。
除了常规的赛事奖金以为，黄金联赛最吸引人的地方在于，参加比赛的选手有机会获得的重达50公斤的黄金。因此，每年的这个时候全世界最顶级的男女选手都为着荣誉和金钱而走到一起来。顶尖高手和高额奖金使得黄金联赛成为国际田联旗下最挣钱的赛事。
在1998－2002的前5年中，黄金联赛每年都设立7站比赛，这七站分别在意大利罗马、挪威奥斯陆、法国巴黎、德国柏林、瑞士苏黎世、比利时布鲁塞尔和摩纳哥的蒙特卡洛。2003年国际田联为了控制比赛规模取消了摩纳哥站。2004年黄金联赛设6站比赛，罗马站、巴黎站、苏黎世站、布鲁塞尔站和柏林站。总决赛则设在摩纳哥。
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50公斤黄金可就是1000万啊:laugh: 中国田径界也尝试用此项目刺激中国田径运动的发展例如：
2003全国竞走锦标赛这样的“黄金大赛”，给田径注入“强心剂”。本次锦标赛的成功运作也证明，只要精心组织和策划，田径一样可以市场化，而且可以搞得很出彩。据悉，本次比赛的赞助商山东招金集团打算连续五年赞助该项赛事，并且每年增加一公斤黄金，全力支持中国竞走运动。这对中国竞走来说，无疑是一件好事。
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