Men's discus F57 | final | 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships Doha
- 8 years ago
Gold: Guoshan WU (CHN)
Silver: Claudiney BATISTA dos SANTOS (BRA)
Bronze: Samir NABIYEV (AZE)
Start list:
1. Guoshan WU (CHN)
2. Claudiney BATISTA dos SANTOS (BRA)
3. Samir NABIYEV (AZE)
4. Mahmoud Saad RAJAB (LBA)
5. Metawa ABOUELKHIR (EGY)
6. Amer Ali Mustafa ABDELAZIZ (JOR)
7. Alexey ASHAPATOV (RUS)
8. Javid EHSANI SHAKIB (IRI)
9. Mahmoud Ramadan EL ATTAR (EGY)
10. Alan SASTRA (INA)
11. Thiago Paulino SANTOS (BRA)
12. Janusz ROKICKI (POL)
13. Hung CAO Ngoc (VIE)
14. Michael WISHNIA (USA)
15. Thirumalai Kumar SUBBAIAH (IND)
16. Emmanuel Pinochet AMOUGUI (CMR)
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The 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha, Qatar, will be one of the last major competitions ahead of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. Being held between 21-31 October, the competition will feature around 1,300 athletes from almost 100 countries and will take place in the 12,000 capacity Qatar Sports Club’s - Suhaim Bin Hamad stadium.
Silver: Claudiney BATISTA dos SANTOS (BRA)
Bronze: Samir NABIYEV (AZE)
Start list:
1. Guoshan WU (CHN)
2. Claudiney BATISTA dos SANTOS (BRA)
3. Samir NABIYEV (AZE)
4. Mahmoud Saad RAJAB (LBA)
5. Metawa ABOUELKHIR (EGY)
6. Amer Ali Mustafa ABDELAZIZ (JOR)
7. Alexey ASHAPATOV (RUS)
8. Javid EHSANI SHAKIB (IRI)
9. Mahmoud Ramadan EL ATTAR (EGY)
10. Alan SASTRA (INA)
11. Thiago Paulino SANTOS (BRA)
12. Janusz ROKICKI (POL)
13. Hung CAO Ngoc (VIE)
14. Michael WISHNIA (USA)
15. Thirumalai Kumar SUBBAIAH (IND)
16. Emmanuel Pinochet AMOUGUI (CMR)
For more information on the 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha, please visit http://www.doha2015.org,
Like us: https://www.facebook.com/IPCAthletics
and follow us: https://www.twitter.com/ipcathletics,
The 2015 IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha, Qatar, will be one of the last major competitions ahead of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. Being held between 21-31 October, the competition will feature around 1,300 athletes from almost 100 countries and will take place in the 12,000 capacity Qatar Sports Club’s - Suhaim Bin Hamad stadium.