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IAAF World Combined Events Challenge 2002 (0)

Aug 24, 2010
1st meeting 2nd meeting 3rd meeting
P Decathlete Points Result Venue Result Venue Result Venue
1 Roman Šebrle
Czech Rep.
26301 8800 Götzis 8701 Ratingen 8800 München
2 Tom Pappas
USA
25506 8583 Götzis 8398 Berkeley 8525 Talence
3 Lev Lobodin
Russia
25179 8433 Ratingen 8390 München 8356 Talence
4 Jon Arnar Magnusson
Iceland
24756 8390 Ratingen 8238 München 8128 Talence
5 Oleksandr Yurkov
Ukraine
24704 8509 Götzis 8311 Ratingen 7884 Talence
6 Jaakko Ojaniemi
Finland
24401 8092 Desenzano
del Garda
8117 Götzis 8192 München
7 Mike Maczey
Germany
24328 8066 Ratingen 8104 Bydgoszcz 8158 München
8 Laurent Hernu
France
24196 8108 Arles 8051 München 8037 Talence

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