World Championships
Edmonton, Alberta, August 3-12, 2001
Photos by Alison Wade/www.nyrrc.org

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Day Two (8/4): Women's 1,500m Round One
Day Three (8/5): Women's 1,500m Semi Finals
Day Four (8/6): Women's 100m Final, Women's Pole Vault Final
Day Five (8/7): Women's 1,500m Final, Women's 400m Final | Women's 10,000m Final
Day Six (8/8): Women's 400m Hurdles Final
Day Seven (8/9): Women's 5,000m Prelims
Day Eight (8/10): Women's 800m Semi Finals and Women's 200m Final
Day Nine (8/11): Women's 100m Hurdles Final and Women's 5,000m Final
Day Ten (8/12): Women's Marathon Page One | Women's Marathon Page Two | Women's 800m Final
Men's Photos

The U.S.'s only entrant in the 800m, Hazel Clark, dropped out of the race with 400m to go, citing foot problems.	L-R, with 300m to go in the first of two 800m semis, it's Svetlana Cherkasova, Kelly Holmes, Jolanda Ceplak, Diane Cummins, Stephanie Graf, Ivonne Teichmann and Tamsyn Lewis.	Cherkasova finished a non-qualifying 6th (2:02.85).	NCAA Indoor Champion Svetlana Badrankova (of Kazakhstan) runs in the second semifinal. She finished a non-qualifying 8th (2:02.24).
With the top four in each heat advacing to the final, Kenya's Faith Macharia grabbed the final spot in her heat with a 2:00.24.	With one lap to go, #174 Zulia Calatayud and #756 Letitia Vriesde lead, with #500 Macharia and #562 Maria Mutola on the outside.	Mutola, the reigning Olympic Champion, has to be considered the favorite heading into the final.	After threatening to boycott the 5,000m race if Olga Yegorova was allowed to compete (having tested positive for EPO), Gabriela Szabo (center) opted to remain in the race.
In the 200m final, Marion Jones leads, with #828 LaTasha Jenkins and #152 Myrian Leonie Mani on her left and silver medallist Debbie Ferguson (#41) and bronze medallist Kelli White (#855) on her right.	After being edged out in the 100m final, Marion Jones looked extremely relieved to take this one in 22.39. She blows a kiss to the crowd here.	Marion takes a victory lap with about 20 photographers in tow.