Defar wins her fourth title and a record number of Jones.

The second day of the World Championships in Athletics Hall hosted by Qatar in the hall of the "Aspire" in Doha until March 13 this April, a new record for a tournament in the 60 meters noted American Lolo Jones.
The second day was also an occasion for the return of Britain's Dwain Chambers from suspension, which culminated in the 60 meters gold medal.
The Ethiopian Defar Miseri undisputed star, where a crowd loved ones of the Ethiopian community in Qatar, to support it, and salute them were making the title of the 3000-meter race.

A triumphant return for Chambers:

The return of Dwain Chambers, Britain won the gold medal win-win the 60 meters, recording 6.48 s, after two years away to stop him from eating the banned steroid substance.
The Chambers of Michael Rodgers (6.53), Daniel Bailey of the Antilles (6.57).

Hawker hero for pole vault:

Was crowned world champion in the outdoor, Olympic champion Steve Hooker of Australia for the pole vault competition scoring record for the championship were 6.01 m, leaving the second and third to German Multi Moher (5.70 m) and Alexander Stewart (5.65 m).

Ethiopian Mekonnen retain his race in 1500:

And keep the Ethiopian Mekonnen DIRESSIE gold medal in 1500 after cutting the distance, clocking 3.41.86 d, ahead of Morocco's Abdel Ati Aigder made the first medals Arabs, was one of the silver, coming in second, clocking 3.41.96 d, and the bronze went to Kenya Aaron Kittani d time of 3:42:32.

Clay resolved in favor of Seven:

 And the resolution of the American Bryan Clay of Seven of the contest in his favor, winning the 6204 points, ahead of fellow Tri-Hardy (6184) and Russian Alexei Dorzdov (6141).
Clay scored 6.67 W in the 60 m and 7.27 m in the long jump and 15.31 m in the ball of iron and 2.06 m in the high jump and 8 seconds in the 60 hurdles and 5 meters in the pole vault and finally 2:50:28 D in the 1000 meters race.

Brown wins gold medal 400-meter:
Progress Christopher Brown of the Bahamas won the men's 400 meters, recording 45.96 seconds, leaving the silver Cuban William Collazo (46.31 W) and bronze to the American beauty Torrance (46.43 s).

Cantwell beats to push the ball of iron:

And the superiority of the American world champion Christian Cantwell in the open air in the contest to push the ball of iron, scoring 21.83 m to win the gold medal, leaving the silver Belarusian Andrei Mikhnevich (21.68 m) and III of the Polish Tomasz Majewski (21.20 m).

Lapierre to culminate in the long jump gold:

Progress Australian Fabrice Lapierre gold medal long jump, recording 8.17 m, and the silver in the interest of South Africa's Godfrey Mokoena (8.08 m), and the bronze went to another Australian, Mitchell Watt (8.05 m).

Defar wins her fourth title:

Achieved Miseri Defar of Ethiopia won the men's 3 thousand, to be her fourth title in a row, and crossed the distance, clocking 8:51:17 D, and made to Kenya's Vivian Cheruiyot, who won silver behind 0.68 seconds, won the other Ethiopian Sntiho Egigo Taking up a third bronze medal.

New record for the U.S. Jones:

And achieved the American Lolo Jones set a new record for the championship in the 60 meters was 7.72 Th.
Jones said, almost out of the competition in the playoffs Taking up a third in their group, but showed a clear lead in the final race and Hsmth to their advantage.
And made Alkndietan Perdita Vilisan (7.86) and Persia Lopes (7.87) Madalitien silver and bronze respectively.

Ennis champion to contest the five:
British and Jessica Ennis won the gold medal five-year, recorded 4937 points, a record for the tournament, having already overtaken by three points on the holder of the former Swedish Carolina Kluft.

And replaced Ukrainian Olympic champion Natalie Dobrienska (4851) in second place, and Russian Tatiana Chernova (4762) in third place.

Vlasic repeatedly carried out at room:
And kept Croatia's Blanka Vlasic on the title of world champion in the indoor high jump to add to the world title in the open air has achieved in Berlin last year.

Vlasic jumped two meters just after the failed attempts to overcome this rise, and made the Spanish Ruth Petya (1.98 m) and American Shanti Howard (1.98).

American Dan crowned 400-meter race:

And American Debbie Dunn crowned champion of the 400-meter distance in 51.04 categorically w, leaving second place to Russia's Tatiana Ferriova (51.13 d) and III of Bulgaria Vania Stambolova (51.50 s).

Ribakuva snatch triple jump gold:
In the triple jump, made Kazakh Olga Ribakuva first place recorded 15.14 m, and advanced to the Cuban Iargylys Safin (14.86 m) and Russian Anna Biatik (14.64 m).

Ribakuva and made last-ditch effort to win the best number registered for the competition this year, and superior at the same time the Cuban world champion in the open air.