2002 IAAF World Cup

Template:Infobox Athletics Championships The 9th IAAF World Cup in Athletics was an international track and field sporting event sponsored by the International Association of Athletics Federations. It was hosted by Madrid, September 21–22, 2002, in the Estadio La Peineta.

The team winner of the men's competition was Africa, while the Russian team took the women's cup.

Overall results

Men

Pos.	Team	Result
1	Africa	139
2	Europe	121
3	Americas	119
4	United States	112
5	Spain	103
6	Germany	96.5
7	Asia	91
8	Oceania	74.5
DSQ1	Great Britain	83

¹ Great Britain originally finished eighth, but were disqualified in August 2003 after Dwain Chambers admitted to using THG between the beginning of 2002 and August 2003. All other individual results were allowed to stand, but the IAAF ruled these athletes received no score.

Women

Pos.	Team	Result
1	Russia	129
2	Europe	126
3	Americas	111
4	Africa	102
5	Germany	83.5
6	Spain	78.5
7	Asia	78
8	United States	77
9	Oceania	61

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Template:Flagathlete Africa	10.06	Template:Flagathlete Americas	10.06	Template:Flagathlete Europe	10.09
200 metres	Template:Flagathlete Europe	20.18	Template:Flagathlete Africa	20.20	Template:Flagathlete Great Britain	20.32
400 metres	Template:Flagathlete Americas	44.60	Template:Flagathlete Germany	44.86	Template:Flagathlete Asia	45.14
800 metres	Template:Flagathlete Spain	1:43.83	Template:Flagathlete Africa	1:44.03	Template:Flagathlete United States	1:45.14
1500 metres	Template:Flagathlete Africa	3:31.20	Template:Flagathlete Spain	3:33.67	Template:Flagathlete Europe	3:38.04
3000 metres	Template:Flagathlete Oceania	7:41.37	Template:Flagathlete Americas	7:47.43	Template:Flagathlete Spain	7:53.96
5000 metres	Template:Flagathlete Spain	13:30.04	Template:Flagathlete Africa	13:31.71	Template:Flagathlete} Europe	13:32.82
110 metre hurdles	Template:Flagathlete Americas	13.10	Template:Flagathlete United States	13.45	Template:Flagathlete Europe	13.58
400 metre hurdles	Template:Flagathlete United States	48.27	Template:Flagathlete Asia	48.96	Template:Flagathlete Great Britain	49.18
3000 metre steeplechase	Template:Flagathlete Africa	8:25.34	Template:Flagathlete Spain	8:26.35	Template:Flagathlete Asia	8:30.66
4×100 metre relay	United States Jon Drummond Jason Smoots Kaaron Conwright Coby Miller	37.95	Americas Freddy Mayola Kim Collins Christopher Williams Dominic Demeritte	38.32	Africa Idrissa Sanou Uchenna Emedolu Aziz Zakari Frankie Fredericks	38.63
4×400 metre relay	Americas Félix Sánchez Alleyne Francique Michael McDonald Michael Blackwood	2:59.19	Africa Adem Hecini Sofiane Labidi Fernando Augustin Eric Milazar	3:01.691	Asia Rohan Pradeep Kumara Hamdan Al-Bishi Sugath Thilakaratne Fawzi Al Shammari	3:03.02
High jump	Template:Flagathlete Europe	2.31	Template:Flagathlete Americas	2.29	Template:Flagathlete Great Britain	2.20
Pole vault	Template:Flagathlete Africa	5.75	Template:Flagathlete United States	5.70	Template:Flagathlete Germany	5.40
Long jump	Template:Flagathlete United States	8.21	Template:Flagathlete Americas	8.19	Template:Flagathlete Spain	8.11
Triple jump	Template:Flagathlete Great Britain	17.34	Template:Flagathlete United States	17.23	Template:Flagathlete Europe	17.05
Shot put	Template:Flagathlete United States	20.80	Template:Flagathlete Oceania	20.77	Template:Flagathlete Germany	20.67
Discus throw	Template:Flagathlete Europe	71.25	Template:Flagathlete Africa	66.78	Template:Flagathlete Spain	64.64
Hammer throw	Template:Flagathlete Europe	80.93	Template:Flagathlete Asia	80.08	Template:Flagathlete Germany	78.44
Javelin throw	Template:Flagathlete Europe	86.44	Template:Flagathlete Germany	81.60	Template:Flagathlete Americas	79.77

¹ The United States originally finished second in 2:59.21, but were disqualified in 2009 after Antonio Pettigrew admitted to using HGH and EPO between 1997 and 2003.

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Template:Flagathlete Americas	11.061	Template:Flagathlete Asia	11.20	Template:Flagathlete Africa	11.26
200 metres	Template:Flagathlete Americas	22.49	Template:Flagathlete Europe	22.78	Template:Flagathlete Africa	22.81
400 metres	Template:Flagathlete Americas	49.56	Template:Flagathlete United States	50.27	Template:Flagathlete Russia	50.67
800 metres	Template:Flagathlete Africa	1:58.60	Template:Flagathlete Spain	1:59.24	Template:Flagathlete Europe	1:59.42
1500 metres	Template:Flagathlete Europe	4:02.57	Template:Flagathlete Russia	4:09.74	Template:Flagathlete Germany	4:10.20
3000 metres	Template:Flagathlete Africa	8:50.88	Template:Flagathlete Europe	8:50.89	Template:Flagathlete Russia	8:50.93
5000 metres	Template:Flagathlete Russia	15:18.15	Template:Flagathlete Spain	15:19.73	Template:Flagathlete Great Britain	15:20.10
100 metre hurdles	Template:Flagathlete United States	12.65	Template:Flagathlete Americas	12.82	Template:Flagathlete Spain	12.95
400 metre hurdles	Template:Flagathlete Russia	53.88	Template:Flagathlete United States	54.46	Template:Flagathlete Oceania	55.15
4×100 metre relay	Americas Tayna Lawrence Juliet Campbell Beverly McDonald Debbie Ferguson	41.91	Africa Chinedu Odozor Myriam Mani Makaridja Sanganoko Endurance Ojokolo	42.992	Europe Delphine Combe Muriel Hurtis Fabe Dia Odiah Sidibé	43.30
4×400 metre relay	Americas Sandie Richards Daimí Pernía Christine Amertil Ana Guevara	3:23.53	Russia Natalya Antyukh Yuliya Pechonkina Natalya Nazarova Olesya Zykina	3:26.593	Africa Mireille Nguimgo Hortense Béwouda Maria Mutola Kaltouma Nadjina	3:26.84
High jump	Template:Flagathlete Africa	2.02	Template:Flagathlete Europe	2.02	Template:Flagathlete Russia	2.00
Pole vault	Template:Flagathlete Germany	4.55	Template:Flagathlete Russia	4.40	Template:Flagathlete Spain	4.30
Long jump	Template:Flagathlete Russia	6.85	Template:Flagathlete Americas	6.81	Template:Flagathlete Spain	6.68
Triple jump	Template:Flagathlete Africa	14.37	Template:Flagathlete Great Britain	14.32	Template:Flagathlete Spain	14.13
Shot put	Template:Flagathlete Russia	20.20	Template:Flagathlete Americas	19.14	Template:Flagathlete Germany	19.11
Discus throw	Template:Flagathlete Oceania	62.47	Template:Flagathlete Europe	61.77	Template:Flagathlete Russia	61.30
Hammer throw	Template:Flagathlete Asia	70.75	Template:Flagathlete Africa	69.65	Template:Flagathlete Russia	66.98
Javelin throw	Template:Flagathlete Americas	64.41	Template:Flagathlete Russia	60.11	Template:Flagathlete Europe	60.08

¹ Marion Jones originally won this event in 10.90, but she was disqualified in 2007 after she admitted to drug use between 2000 and 2002.
² The United States originally finished second in 42.05, but were disqualified in 2007 after Marion Jones admitted to drug use between 2000 and 2002.
³ The United States originally finished second in 3:24.67, but were disqualified in 2004 after Michelle Collins admitted to drug use between 2000 and 2002.

References

• Official site