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The 2009 Finnish Athletics Championships were held in the Leppävaaran stadion in Espoo from July 31 to August 2, 2009. The event served as a qualification tournament for the 2009 World Championships staged from August 15 to August 23, 2009 in Berlin, Germany.
Results
Event
|
Men's Track Winners
|
Women's Track Winners
|
Name
|
Mark
|
Name
|
Mark
|
100 metres August 1
|
Jarkko Ruostekivi |
10,48
|
Sari Keskitalo |
11,90
|
200 metres August 2
|
Visa Hongisto |
21,27
|
Sari Keskitalo |
24,34
|
400 metres August 1
|
Matti Välimäki |
47,55
|
Karin Storbacka |
53,87
|
800 metres August 2
|
Mikko Lahtio |
1.52,84
|
Karin Storbacka |
2.05,11
|
1,500 metres August 1
|
Jukka Keskisalo |
3.39,65
|
Mari Järvenpää |
4.27,49
|
5,000 metres August 2 – July 31
|
Lewis Korir |
13.50,87
|
Annemari Sandell-Hyvärinen |
16.11,61
|
10,000 metres July 31 – August 2
|
Lewis Korir |
28.46,68
|
Annemari Sandell-Hyvärinen |
33.44,16
|
110 m/100m Hurdles July 31
|
Juha Sonck |
13,79
|
Johanna Halkoaho |
13,48
|
400m Hurdles August 2
|
Jussi Heikkilä |
50,84
|
Ilona Ranta |
57,82
|
3,000 m Steeplechase July 31 – August 2
|
Joonas Harjamäki |
8.48,81
|
Sandra Eriksson |
10.06,83
|
20 km/10 km Race Walk July 31
|
Jarkko Kinnunen |
1:27.30
|
Karoliina Kaasalainen |
47.22
|
Event
|
Men's Field Winners
|
Women's Field Winners
|
Name
|
Mark
|
Name
|
Mark
|
High Jump August 2 – July 31
|
Oskari Frösén |
2.22 m
|
Hanna Grobler |
1.87 m
|
Pole Vault August 1 – August 2
|
Eemeli Salomäki |
5.60 m
|
Minna Nikkanen |
4.15 m
|
Long Jump August 1
|
Tommi Evilä |
8.19 m
|
Noora Pesola |
6.23 m
|
Triple Jump August 2
|
Aleksi Tammentie |
16.19 m
|
Kristiina Mäkelä |
13.07 m
|
Shot Put July 31 – August 2
|
Tuomo Tihinen |
18.47 m
|
Johanna Pulkkinen |
15.33 m
|
Discus Throw August 2
|
Mikko Kyyrö |
61.25 m
|
Tanja Komulainen |
55.41 m
|
Hammer Throw July 31 – August 1
|
Olli-Pekka Karjalainen |
77.76 m
|
Merja Korpela |
66.91 m
|
Javelin Throw August 2 – August 1
|
Teemu Wirkkala |
85.84 m
|
Mikaela Ingberg |
57.87 m
|
Decathlon August 1 – August 2
|
Tero Ojala |
7649
|
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|
Heptathlon July 31 – August 1
|
— |
—
|
Niina Kelo |
5608
|
See also
References