Ryo Omasa won the men's final in 4.78, ahead of Leander Carmanns and Zhao Yicheng赵一程Zhào Yīchéng, and goes to the Santiago finale on top of the series standings. Zhao ran 4.67 in his semi-final, the fastest time of the event, but 5.28 in the final.
Watson went out in the round of 16 in 5.26, behind Huang Jingjie and Hammer, and finished 17th. Hammer went out in the quarter-final.
Emma Hunt won the women's event in 6.13, ahead of Zhang Shaoqin张少琴Zhāng Shàoqín and Giulia Randi, and leads the women's series standings into Santiago.
In the men's relay, Watson and Hammer ran 9.587 in the semi-final, level at hundredths with China's week-old 9.588 world record, then false-started in the final. Ukraine's Hryhorii Ilchyshyn and Yaroslav Tkach won in a European record 10.03. China won the women's and mixed relays.
Watson and Hammer ran 9.587s in the semi-final, level with China's world record at hundredths and scored as a Pan American record, then false-started in the final.
Ukraine won in a European record 10.03s.
Fan Jingyue and Zhang Shaoqin defended their Guiyang title, 0.08 off China's world record.
China won the mixed relay final after Italy's second team fell.
4.60
The top American man and Zhao's main rival; a consistent podium threat who is pushing to reclaim the record.
4.54
At 16-17 he already owns the world record and is the clear favorite every time he steps to the wall. The first sub-4.5s run may well be his.
4.75
The reigning Olympic champion and Indonesia's leader; on any given day he can beat Zhao and Watson.
Results verified against multiple sources; unconfirmed times and placements are omitted rather than guessed. Official event info →
Photo of Chongqing: Jonipoon · CC BY 3.0
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