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IAAF World Combined Events Challenge 2001
IAAF World Combined Events Challenge 2001 (2)
| 1st meeting | 2nd meeting | 3rd meeting | ||||||
| P | Decathlete | Points | Result | Venue | Result | Venue | Result | Venue |
| 1 | Tomaš Dvorak Czech Rep. |
25943 | 8527 | Götzis | 8902 | Edmonton | 8514 | Brisbane |
| 2 | Erki Nool Estonia |
25839 | 8604 | Götzis | 8815 | Edmonton | 8420 | Brisbane |
| 3 | Lev Lobodin Russia |
25044 | 8465 | Götzis | 8352 | Edmonton | 8227 | Brisbane |
| 4 | Oleksandr Yurkov Ukraine |
24968 | 8380 | Arles | 8264 | Edmonton | 8324 | Talence |
| 5 | Attila Zsivoczky Hungary |
24762 | 8173 | Götzis | 8218 | Arles | 8371 | Edmonton |
| 6 | Stefan Schmid Germany |
24675 | 8287 | Ratingen | 8307 | Edmonton | 8081 | Talence |
| 7 | Laurent Hernu France |
24605 | 8112 | Arles | 8280 | Edmonton | 8213 | Talence |
| 8 | Jiri Ryba Czech Rep. |
24249 | 7949 | Ried | 8332 | Edmonton | 7968 | Talence |
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