Athletics
at the 2010 Asian Games
VenueAoti Main Stadium
Guangzhou Triathlon Venue
Dates21–27 November
Competitors574 from 41 nations

Athletics at the 2010 Asian Games was held in Guangzhou, China from 21 to 27 November 2010. A total of 47 events were contested – 24 by men and 23 by women – matching the Olympic athletics programme. The 42 track and field events on the programme were hosted at the Aoti Main Stadium (Guangdong Olympic Stadium) while the marathons and racewalking competitions took place around the city's University Town (sharing a venue with the triathlon).[1][2] Sixteen Asian Games records were broken during the seven-day competition.[3]

China, the host country, topped the medal table having won 13 gold medals and 36 medals overall. India (12 medals overall) and Bahrain both won five golds, but Japan (with four golds) had the ssecond-largestoverall medal haul with twenty. A number of countries had double-digit medal totals: Kazakhstan and South Korea won four gold medals each, with hauls of eleven and ten medals respectively. Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan were the next best performing National Olympic Committees.[4] A total of 574 athletes (comprising 351 men and 223 women) from 41 nations took part in the competition. Bhutan, Brunei, Jordan and Pakistan were the only nations without a representative in the events.[5]

One of the primary attractions of the competition was Chinese Olympic champion hurdler Liu Xiang – the stadium filled with around 70,000 spectators on the day he defended his title and he won gold in a Games record time.[6] Chinese women completed 1–2 podium finishes in the shot put, discus and hammer throws while Zhou Chunxiu and Zhu Xiaolin took the top two spots in the women's marathon. Japan's Chisato Fukushima took a 100/200 metres sprint double and also won a bronze in the relay. Preeja Sreedharan of India broke two national records, almost completing a 5000 and 10,000 metres double, but was beaten by Mimi Belete in the former event. Femi Ogunode – a Nigerian-born athlete representing Qatar – won golds in both the 200 m and 400 m at the age of nineteen.[7] Little-known Lao Yi won the men's 100 m after the favourites (Masashi Eriguchi and Samuel Francis) were both eliminated in the semi-finals.[8]

Schedule

1st day Final day HHeats QQualification SSemifinals FFinal
Event↓/Date →21st
Sun
22nd
Mon
23rd
Tue
24th
Wed
25th
Thu
26th
Fri
27th
Sat
Men's 100 mHSF
Men's 200 mHF
Men's 400 mHF
Men's 800 mHF
Men's 1500 mHF
Men's 5000 mF
Men's 10,000 mF
Men's 110 m hurdlesHF
Men's 400 m hurdlesHF
Men's 3000 m steeplechaseF
Men's 4 × 100 m relayHF
Men's 4 × 400 m relayHF
Men's marathonF
Men's 20 km walkF
Men's 50 km walkF
Men's high jumpQF
Men's pole vaultF
Men's long jumpF
Men's triple jumpF
Men's shot putF
Men's discus throwF
Men's hammer throwF
Men's javelin throwF
Men's decathlon
Women's 100 mHSF
Women's 200 mHF
Women's 400 mHF
Women's 800 mHF
Women's 1500 mF
Women's 5000 mF
Women's 10,000 mF
Women's 100 m hurdlesHF
Women's 400 m hurdlesHF
Women's 3000 m steeplechaseF
Women's 4 × 100 m relayHF
Women's 4 × 400 m relayF
Women's marathonF
Women's 20 km walkF
Women's high jumpF
Women's pole vaultF
Women's long jumpF
Women's triple jumpF
Women's shot putF
Women's discus throwF
Women's hammer throwF
Women's javelin throwF
Women's heptathlon

Medalists

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m
Lao Yi
 China
10.24 Yasser Al-Nasheri
 Saudi Arabia
10.26 Barakat Al-Harthi
 Oman
10.28
200 m
Femi Ogunode
 Qatar
20.43 Kenji Fujimitsu
 Japan
20.74 Omar Juma Al-Salfa
 United Arab Emirates
20.83
400 m
Femi Ogunode
 Qatar
45.12 Yuzo Kanemaru
 Japan
45.32 Yousef Masrahi
 Saudi Arabia
45.71
800 m
Sajjad Moradi
 Iran
1:45.45
GR
Adnan Taess
 Iraq
1:45.88 Musaeb Abdulrahman Balla
 Qatar
1:46.19
1500 m
Mohammed Shaween
 Saudi Arabia
3:36.49
GR
Sajjad Moradi
 Iran
3:37.09 Belal Mansoor Ali
 Bahrain
3:38.39
5000 m
Hasan Mahboob
 Bahrain
13:47.86 James Kwalia
 Qatar
13:48.55 Felix Kibore
 Qatar
13:49.31
10,000 m
Bilisuma Shugi
 Bahrain
27:32.72
GR
Essa Ismail Rashed
 Qatar
27:33.09 Hasan Mahboob
 Bahrain
27:40.07
110 m hurdles
Liu Xiang
 China
13.09
GR
Shi Dongpeng
 China
13.38 Park Tae-kyong
 South Korea
13.48
400 m hurdles
Joseph Abraham
 India
49.96 Bandar Sharahili
 Saudi Arabia
50.29 Naohiro Kawakita
 Japan
50.37
3000 m steeplechase
Tareq Mubarak Taher
 Bahrain
8:25.89
GR
Thamer Kamal Ali
 Qatar
8:26.27 Ali Al-Amri
 Saudi Arabia
8:30.96
4 × 100 m relay
 China
Lu Bin
Liang Jiahong
Su Bingtian
Lao Yi
38.78
GR
 Chinese Taipei
Wang Wen-tang
Liu Yuan-kai
Tsai Meng-lin
Yi Wei-chen
39.05  Thailand
Poommanus Jankem
Wachara Sondee
Jirapong Meenapra
Sittichai Suwonprateep
39.09
4 × 400 m relay
 Saudi Arabia
Ismail Al-Sabiani
Mohammed Al-Salhi
Hamed Al-Bishi
Yousef Masrahi
3:02.30  Japan
Yusuke Ishitsuka
Kenji Fujimitsu
Hideyuki Hirose
Yuzo Kanemaru
3:02.43  China
Lin Yang
Deng Shijie
Chang Pengben
Liu Xiaosheng
3:03.66
Marathon
Ji Young-jun
 South Korea
2:11:11 Yukihiro Kitaoka
 Japan
2:12:46 Mubarak Hassan Shami
 Qatar
2:12:53
20 km walk
Wang Hao
 China
1:20:50 Chu Yafei
 China
1:21:57 Kim Hyun-sub
 South Korea
1:22:47
50 km walk
Si Tianfeng
 China
3:47:04
GR
Li Lei
 China
3:47:34 Koichiro Morioka
 Japan
3:47:41
High jump
Mutaz Essa Barshim
 Qatar
2.27 Hiromi Takahari
 Japan
2.23 Rashid Al-Mannai
 Qatar
2.19
Huang Haiqiang
 China
Vitaliy Tsykunov
 Kazakhstan
Pole vault
Yang Yansheng
 China
5.50 Leonid Andreev
 Uzbekistan
5.30 Shared silver
Kim Yoo-suk
 South Korea
Long jump
Kim Deok-hyeon
 South Korea
8.11 Su Xiongfeng
 China
8.05 Hussein Al-Sabee
 Saudi Arabia
7.96
Triple jump
Li Yanxi
 China
16.94 Yevgeniy Ektov
 Kazakhstan
16.86 Cao Shuo
 China
16.84
Shot put
Sultan Al-Hebshi
 Saudi Arabia
20.57
GR
Zhang Jun
 China
19.59 Chang Ming-huang
 Chinese Taipei
19.48
Discus throw
Ehsan Haddadi
 Iran
67.99
GR
Mohammad Samimi
 Iran
63.46 Vikas Gowda
 India
63.13
Hammer throw
Dilshod Nazarov
 Tajikistan
76.44 Kaveh Mousavi
 Iran
68.90 Hiroaki Doi
 Japan
68.72
Javelin throw
Yukifumi Murakami
 Japan
83.15 Park Jae-myong
 South Korea
79.92 Rinat Tarzumanov
 Uzbekistan
79.65
Decathlon
Dmitriy Karpov
 Kazakhstan
8026 Kim Kun-woo
 South Korea
7808 Vũ Văn Huyện
 Vietnam
7755

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m
Chisato Fukushima
 Japan
11.33 Guzel Khubbieva
 Uzbekistan
11.34 Vũ Thị Hương
 Vietnam
11.43
200 m
Chisato Fukushima
 Japan
23.62 Vũ Thị Hương
 Vietnam
23.74 Guzel Khubbieva
 Uzbekistan
23.87
400 m
Olga Tereshkova
 Kazakhstan
51.97 Asami Chiba
 Japan
52.68 Marina Maslyonko
 Kazakhstan
52.70
800 m
Margarita Matsko
 Kazakhstan
2:00.29 Trương Thanh Hằng
 Vietnam
2:00.91 Tintu Lukka
 India
2:01.36
1500 m
Maryam Yusuf Jamal
 Bahrain
4:08.22 Trương Thanh Hằng
 Vietnam
4:09.58 Mimi Belete
 Bahrain
4:10.42
5000 m
Mimi Belete
 Bahrain
15:15.59 Preeja Sreedharan
 India
15:15.89 Kavita Raut
 India
15:16.54
10,000 m
Preeja Sreedharan
 India
31:50.47 Kavita Raut
 India
31:51.44 Shitaye Eshete
 Bahrain
31:53.27
100 m hurdles
Lee Yeon-kyung
 South Korea
13.23 Natalya Ivoninskaya
 Kazakhstan
13.24 Sun Yawei
 China
13.27
400 m hurdles
Ashwini Akkunji
 India
56.15 Wang Xing
 China
56.76 Satomi Kubokura
 Japan
56.83
3000 m steeplechase
Sudha Singh
 India
9:55.47
GR
Jin Yuan
 China
9:55.71 Minori Hayakari
 Japan
10:01.25
4 × 100 m relay
 Thailand
Phatsorn Jaksuninkorn
Neeranuch Klomdee
Laphassaporn Tawoncharoen
Nongnuch Sanrat
44.09  China
Tao Yujia
Liang Qiuping
Jiang Lan
Ye Jiabei
44.22  Japan
Mayumi Watanabe
Momoko Takahashi
Yumeka Sano
Chisato Fukushima
44.41
4 × 400 m relay
 India
Manjeet Kaur
Sini Jose
Ashwini Akkunji
Mandeep Kaur
3:29.02
GR
 Kazakhstan
Marina Maslyonko
Viktoriya Yalovtseva
Margarita Matsko
Olga Tereshkova
3:30.03  China
Zheng Zhihui
Tang Xiaoyin
Chen Lin
Chen Jingwen
3:30.89
Marathon
Zhou Chunxiu
 China
2:25:00 Zhu Xiaolin
 China
2:26:35 Kim Kum-ok
 North Korea
2:27:06
20 km walk
Liu Hong
 China
1:30:06
GR
Masumi Fuchise
 Japan
1:30:34 Li Yanfei
 China
1:32:34
High jump
Svetlana Radzivil
 Uzbekistan
1.95
GR
Nadiya Dusanova
 Uzbekistan
1.93 Anna Ustinova
 Kazakhstan
1.90
Zheng Xingjuan
 China
Pole vault
Li Caixia
 China
4.30 Li Ling
 China
4.30 Tomomi Abiko
 Japan
4.15
Long jump
Jung Soon-ok
 South Korea
6.53 Olga Rypakova
 Kazakhstan
6.50 Yuliya Tarasova
 Uzbekistan
6.49
Triple jump
Olga Rypakova
 Kazakhstan
14.78
GR
Xie Limei
 China
14.18 Thitima Muangjan
 Thailand
13.85
Shot put
Li Ling
 China
19.94 Gong Lijiao
 China
19.67 Lee Mi-young
 South Korea
17.51
Discus throw
Li Yanfeng
 China
66.18
GR
Song Aimin
 China
64.04 Krishna Poonia
 India
61.94
Hammer throw
Zhang Wenxiu
 China
72.84 Wang Zheng
 China
68.17 Yuka Murofushi
 Japan
62.94
Javelin throw
Yuki Ebihara
 Japan
61.56
GR
Xue Juan
 China
58.72 Li Lingwei
 China
57.51
Heptathlon
Yuliya Tarasova
 Uzbekistan
5783 Yuki Nakata
 Japan
5606 Pramila Aiyappa
 India
5415

Medal table

Liu Xiang retained his 110 m hurdles title to win gold for China.
Olga Rypakova's gold and silver in the jumps helped Kazakhstan.
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China (CHN)1315836
2 India (IND)52512
3 Bahrain (BRN)5049
4 Japan (JPN)48820
5 Kazakhstan (KAZ)44311
6 South Korea (KOR)43310
7 Qatar (QAT)33410
8 Saudi Arabia (KSA)3238
9 Uzbekistan (UZB)2338
10 Iran (IRI)2305
11 Thailand (THA)1023
12 Tajikistan (TJK)1001
13 Vietnam (VIE)0325
14 Chinese Taipei (TPE)0112
15 Iraq (IRQ)0101
16 North Korea (PRK)0011
 Oman (OMA)0011
 United Arab Emirates (UAE)0011
Totals (18 entries)474849144

Participating nations

A total of 574 athletes from 41 nations competed in athletics at the 2010 Asian Games:[5]

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