Olympics 2012, Sports
August 3, 2012

Men’s 400m start list

THE men’s 400m semi-finals will get underway at 2:40 pm tomorrow.

Jamaican Dane Hyatt will be running out of lane 2 in semi-final three.

He has a personal best of 44.83 seconds and a season’s best of 44.83 in this event.

See the start list below:

SEMIFINAL 3

LANE

BIB

NOC

ATHLETE

PB

SB

2

2177

JAM

HYATT Dane

44.83

44.83

3

2078

IOA

BONEVACIA Liemarvin

45.6

45.6

4

1133

BEL

BORLEE Kevin

44.56

44.56

5

1564

DOM

SANTOS Luguelin

44.45

44.45

6

3241

USA

Bryshon Nellum

44.8

44.8

7

1831

GBR

ROONEY Martyn

44.6

44.92

8

1105

BAH

MILLER Ramon

44.87

44.87

9

2374

KSA

MASRAHI Yousef Ahmed

45.43

45.43

Full schedule:

Olympics schedule

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