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Here you find the live news coverage of Beijing Olympics 2008. Enjoy the medals awarded in women’s athletics here.The following medals were awarded in women’s athletics at the 2008 Olympic Games

100M

Gold – Shelly-Ann Fraser (Jamaica)

Silver – Sherone Simpson (Jamaica)

Bronze – Kerron Stewart (Jamaica)

200M

Gold – Veronica Campbell-Brown (Jamaica)

Silver – Allyson Felix (U.S.)

Bronze – Kerron Stewart (Jamaica)

400M

Gold – Christine Ohuruogu (Britain)

Silver – Shericka Williams (Jamaica)

Bronze – Sanya Richards (U.S.)

800M

Gold – Pamela Jelimo (Kenya)

Silver – Janeth Jepkosgei Busienei (Kenya)

Bronze – Hasna Benhassi (Morocco)

1,500M

Gold – Nancy Jebet Langat (Kenya)

Silver – Iryna Lishchynska (Ukraine)

Bronze – Nataliya Tobias (Ukraine)

5,000M

Gold – Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia)

Silver – Elvan Abeylegesse (Turkey)

Bronze – Meseret Defar (Ethiopia)

10,000M

Gold – Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia)

Silver – Elvan Abeylegesse (Turkey)

Bronze – Shalane Flanagan (U.S.)

100M HURDLES

Gold – Dawn Harper (U.S.)

Silver – Sally McLellan (Australia)

Bronze – Priscilla Lopes-Schliep (Canada)

400M HURDLES

Gold – Melaine Walker (Jamaica)

Silver – Sheena Tosta (U.S.)

Bronze – Tasha Danvers (Britain)

3000M STEEPLECHASE

Gold – Gulnara Galkina-Samitova (Russia)

Silver – Eunice Jepkorir (Kenya)

Bronze – Ekaterina Volkova (Russia)

4X100M RELAY

Gold – Russia

Silver – Belgium

Bronze – Nigeria

4X400M RELAY

Gold – U.S.

Silver – Russia

Bronze – Jamaica

MARATHON

Gold – Constantina Tomescu (Romania)

Silver – Catherine Ndereba (Kenya)

Bronze – Zhou Chunxiu (China)

20KM WALK

Gold – Olga Kaniskina (Russia)

Silver – Kjersti Platzer (Norway)

Bronze – Elisa Rigaudo (Italy)

HEPTATHLON

Gold – Nataliia Dobrynska (Ukraine)

Silver – Hyleas Fountain (United States)

Bronze – Tatiana Chernova (Russia)

HIGH JUMP

Gold – Tia Hellebaut (Belgium)

Silver – Blanka Vlasic (Croatia)

Bronze – Anna Chicherova (Russia)

LONG JUMP

Gold – Maurren Higa Maggi (Brazil)

Silver – Tatyana Lebedeva (Russia)

Bronze – Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria)

TRIPLE JUMP

Gold – Francoise Mbango Etone (Cameroon)

Silver – Tatyana Lebedeva (Russia)

Bronze – Hrysopiyi Devetzi (Greece)

POLE VAULT

Gold – Yelena Isinbayeva (Russia)

Silver – Jennifer Stuczynski (U.S.)

Bronze – Svetlana Feofanova (Russia)

SHOT PUT

Gold – Valerie Vili (New Zealand)

Silver – Natallia Mikhnevich (Belarus)

Bronze – Nadzeya Ostapchuk (Belarus)

DISCUS

Gold – Stephanie Brown Trafton (U.S.)

Silver – Yarelys Barrios (Cuba)

Bronze – Olena Antonova (Ukraine)

JAVELIN

Gold – Barbora Spotakova (Czech Republic)

Silver – Maria Abakumova (Russia)

Bronze – Christina Obergfoll (Germany)

HAMMER

Gold – Aksana Miankova (Belarus)

Silver – Yipsi Moreno (Cuba)

Bronze – Zhang Wenxiu (China)

Enjoy the video clip of women’s 4X100m Relay Gold Beijing Olympics 2008. Russia wins women’s 4X100m Relay Gold Beijing Olympics oplympic
Russia scored a surprise win in thewomen’s 4×100 meters relay at the Beijing Olympic Games here on Friday. The Russian quartet, including Evgeniya Polyakova, Aleksandra Fedoriva, Yulia Gushchina and Yuliya Chermoshanskaya, clocked a season best of 42.31 seconds for the gold. Belgium took the silver in 42.54 seconds and Nigeria won the bronze in 43.04. Pre-race favorite Jamaica did not finish the race.


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From Yahoo sports news-

Barbora Spotakova of the Czech Republic has won the Olympic gold medal in the women’s javelin.

The world championship gold medalist was in second place until the last round Thursday night. She then set a European record of 234 feet, 4 inches on the next-to-last throw.

Maria Abakumova had set a European record of 232-2 as light rain fell to lead. Going last, she was unable to regain the lead from Spotakova.

Christina Obergfoell of Germany, the silver medalist at the last two world championships, was third at 216-11. Osleidys Menendez of Cuba, the 2004 Olympic champion and world record-holder, was sixth.

Welcome to enjoy the Olympic 2008 track and field gold winning pictures for Heptathlon.
Ukraine’s Natalia Dobrynska holds her national flag as she celebrates winning the women’s heptathlon at the National stadium as part of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Dobrynska fell back on her strength in field events to win the heptathlon gold medal at the Olympics on Saturday. The song is Foo Fighters – Let it Die.

There are two versions of the heptathlon. The first is an outdoor competition for women, and is the combined event for women contested in the Athletics program of the Olympics and in the IAAF World Championships in Athletics. The IAAF World Combined Events Challenge determines a yearly women’s heptathlon champion. The women’s outdoor heptathlon consists of the following events, with the first four contested on the first day, and the remaining three on day two:

- 100 metres hurdles
- high jump
- shot put
- 200 m
- long jump
- javelin throw
- 800 m

You are most welcome to enjoy the most attractive events in Beijing Olympics 2008 100M sprints here.
Usain Bolt Breaks the WR in the Olympic championship in Beijing 2008.

Usain Bolt (born 21 August 1986) is a Jamaican sprinter and reigning Olympic champion over 100 m. He is the current world record holder in the 100 m (9.69 s), world junior record holder in the 200 metres (19.93 s), and Jamaican record holder in the 200 m (19.67 s). His name and achievements in sprinting have earned him the media nickname “Lightning Bolt”

You are enjoy the top most sexy female athletes in Beijing Olympic 2008. Everybody agrees with me for these top ten hot and sexy athletes.

10. Amanda Beard
Despite the unappealingly masculine name, Ms Beard is in fact an American Olympic swimmer and model. She’s not shy, either: in her time she’s appeared in Sports Illustrated, Playboy and good ol’ FHM. Which is nice.
9. Gretchen BleilerYou might not guess it to look at her, but young Gretchen is the big name in female snowboarding. When she’s not tearing up half-pipes, she likes looking pretty, playing with her hair, and mini-golf. At a guess, anyway.
8. Amy Taylor The archetypal image of a female footballer may leave you quivering under your Subbuteo-print bedsheets, but this one’s different: she’s pretty. She’s Australian. She could kick your arse at five-a-side – she’s the perfect woman.
7. Biba Golic
Table tennis is cool. That’s a fact. We know this because any sport that brings us a woman as hot as Biba has to be cool. Has to be.
6. Maria SharapovaMaria, Maria, Maria. Classier than Kournikova, prettier than Nadal, but still no match for Ivanovic in the hotness stakes. So near, and yet, so far.
5. Natalie GulbisIn such a refined and regal sport as golf, it may seem a touch vulgar to ask, but still – how does she swing the club so well with such ample breasts? It’s quite the conundrum…
4. Allison StokkeAt the age of just 17, Allison was pole-vaulted (boom boom) to stardom by being, well… hot. Swiftly becoming an internet phenomenon, she’s brought a new found respect to the stick-waggling profession. And by ‘respect’ we mean ‘lust’.
3. Nikki GudexHer name may make her sound like some kind of robotic seductress, but in reality she’s a world-class mountain biker. Her legs look long and sleek, but underneath lie pistons of steel. Our guess is she could probably beat the crap out of you too. Yes, we can tell.
2. Bia and Branca FeresThere are two of them! And they’re both stunning! And they do synchronised swimming! That means bikinis – yes it does.
1. Ana IvanovicWe’ve loved this racket-wielding siren for quite some time now. She’s just so damn beautiful – which is why we’ve made her number one.


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