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2022 USATF 35 km Race Walk Championships

Serves as the Team Selection event for both the 2022 World Athletics Championships & World Athletics Race Walk Team Championships.

Date & Time

• January 16, 2022
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Location & Venue

• Town Center Pkwy & Riverview Pkwy Santee , CA 92701 Open in Google Maps

Registration

Entries for the USATF 35 km Race Walk Championships will be due by Wednesday, January 5, 2022, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The on-time entry fee will be $40. After this time, entries will be accepted only as late entries, up through Monday, January 10, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The late entry fee will be $90.

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Event Information

• When : Sunday, January 16, 2022 – Start Time: 7:30 a.m.; Expected Finish Time of Men’s 35 km Winner: 10:10 a.m. There will be a time cut-off for the 35 km race, whereby athletes must have begun their last lap no later than 5h 15m into the race.
• Where : Santee, CA – A World Athletics certified 1.25 km course on Riverview Parkway and Town Center Parkway adjacent to the Trolley Square Mall at Santee Town Center, with the start / finish on Town Center Parkway behind the Mall. 

Entry Information – USATF Men’s, Women’s, & Masters 35 km RW Championships :  Entries for the USATF Men’s, Women’s, & Masters 35 km RW Championships will be due by Wednesday, January 5, 2022, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The on-time entry fee will be $40. After this time, entries will be accepted only as late entries, up through Monday, January 10, 2022, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The late entry fee will be $90. Declarations must be completed on Monday or Tuesday, January 10 or 11 by 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on the USATF.org entry portal for the event.   Athletes wanting to enter the USATF Men’s, Women’s, & Masters 35 km Race Walk National Championships must do so online using the USATF online registration / entry portal at USATF.org.  Any masters athlete who enters and qualifies for the USATF Open Men’s and Women’s 35 km RW Championships will be automatically put into their proper age-group in the results and be properly scored in the USATF Masters Championship as well. Any masters athlete who enters but does not wind up qualifying for the USATF Open Men’s & Women’s 35 km RW Championships will be entered into the USATF Masters 35 km RW Championships only. Any open athlete who enters but does not wind up qualifying for the USATF Open Men’s & Women’s 35 km RW Championships must re-enter the Open (non-USATF Championship) Division, following the instructions for the Open Division below. There will not be an additional entry fee or late fee charged if an athlete is forced to re-enter the Open Division under these circumstances.

• Qualifying Standards – USATF Men’s & Women’s 35 km Championships :  

Qualifying Period : January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2021. Note : If the 15-deep fields are not filled with qualified athletes, athletes will be selected to fill the field using the descending-order list of those entered, using their performances made during the Qualifying Period.      Entry and Late Entry appeals should be sent to Diane Graham Henry, USATF Race Walk Chairperson at [email protected] .

Prize Money: USATF Men’s & Women’s 35 km Championships:  The prize structure at the USATF Men’s & Women’s 35 km Race Walk National Championships will be:

These funds are provided by USA Track & Field.  Please note that in order to be eligible for the USATF National Championship prize money, an athlete must be properly entered & declared in the manner prescribed on the USATF website.  

Additional Events : Open 35 km, 20 km, 10 km, and 5 km race walks for U.S. and international men, women, and masters, as well as youth 5 km and 2.5 km races. There will be a team competition in all the USATF Championship races, with a maximum of 5 athletes per team with 3 scoring. There will also be a non-scoring Virtual component of the Event, allowing race walkers who cannot be present for whatever reason, to still participate and record a performance.  Entry Information – Open, International, and Virtual Divisions:  Contact Jennifer Nanista Stephens at 619-990-4892 (cell) or [email protected] . The on-time entry fee for all races is $40. The late entry fee, including on-site race day is $90. On-time entries are due no later than Wednesday, January 12. Entrants in all non-USATF Men’s, Women’s, & Masters 35 km Championship events, including those who both don’t qualify for or don’t want to enter the open USATF Men’s & Women’s 35 km Championships, all international entrants, and virtual entrants, will receive a unique entry form from Jennifer. Masters athletes properly entered in and contesting the USATF Men’s & Women’s 35 km Championships do not also need to separately enter the USATF Masters 35 km Race Walk Championships. Any masters athlete entering the USATF Open Men’s and Women’s 35 km RW Championships will be automatically put into their proper age-group in the results and be properly scored in the USATF Masters Championship.  Virtual entrants should just write “virtual” on the entry form.

• Expected Highlights and Team Selection & Qualifying Protocols : Up to 4 U.S. men and 4 U.S. women, depending on USATF team selection protocols, will qualify to compete for Team USA at the 2022 World Athletics Race Walk Team Championships in Muscat, Oman on March 4-5. Up to 3 U.S. men and women, depending on USATF and World Athletics team selection and qualifying protocols, will qualify for the 2022 World Track & Field Championships in Eugene, OR on July 15-24. Several of the favorites among the athletes expected to compete have local roots. 
• World Athletics World Race Walking Tour Bronze Label Event : This year’s Championships have been included in the World Athletics World Race Walking Tour as a Bronze Label Event, and there will be an international 35 km division, and other invitational events, where we expect several top male and female walkers from around the NACAC & South American Areas to compete in an attempt to qualify for both the World Championships in Eugene and the World Race Walk Team Championships in Oman.
• Virtual Races : In an effort to include as many race walkers as possible in these still strange COVID-19 times, athletes may participate in the Open events (35 km, 20 km, 10 km, and 5 km) virtually on Sunday, January 16. Please note that while each participant’s time will be listed in the Event’s results, it will be listed separately and will not count towards any official results, standings, and/or awards against those racing in Santee. Athletes must enter using the paper entry described below, which can be obtained by contacting Jennifer Nanista Stephens at [email protected] . The same entry fees and entry schedule apply to the Virtual events as the Open and Masters in-person events. All virtual events must be walked on race day - Sunday, January 16. A screenshot of the Garmin or Strava or whatever electronic device used to track the completed time AND distance must be sent to Jennifer prior to 5:00 p.m. Pacific on January 16. 
• All competitors will be required to meet the current CDC definition of fully vaccinated or produce 1 negative PCR Test (antigen or antibody tests not accepted), with the test administered within 7 days prior to the January 16 race and be able to provide proof of it.
• All competitors will be responsible for all expenses involved with testing and quarantine requirements resulting from trying to compete in any of the events.
• International competitors traveling to the U.S. must meet all the then-current U.S. customs protocols for international visitors and travel.
• Social distancing will be encouraged throughout the venue, including on the course, at the personal aid tables, at the start line, and in the finish area.
• All coaches, support staff, judges, officials, and volunteers will be required to wear a mask at all times.
• Athletes will be requested to wear a mask except when racing. Masks can be removed at the starting line and will be put back on in the finish area.
• Only fluids in bottles — not in cups — will be distributed on the course at both the personal and general aid stations, and the bottles, sponges, and any other refreshment or cooling items will be “single-use” only items.
• There will be no concessions (food or otherwise) at the venue. Everyone is encouraged to bring everything they need. 
• Media Contacts : Dan Cruz, 619-925-7671 (cell), [email protected] ; and Susan Hazzard, 317-713-4664 (office), [email protected]  

Event Headquarters & Official Hotel : Rodeway Inn, 619-258-2020, 10135 Mission Gorge Rd, Santee, CA 92071 — Rodeway Inn is across the street from the race course. Rooms are $123.35 for a double-double on Friday and Saturday and $101.22 on Thursday and Sunday; $117.81 for a king bed on Friday and Saturday and $95.68 on Thursday and Sunday; and $112.28 for a single queen bed on Friday and Saturday and $90.15 on Thursday and Sunday. All prices are tax-included. Event code is: Race Walking. The current room block is 15 rooms. Housing block and pricing will be held until January 9, at which time the block will be released and rooms will be available on a space-available basis only. Facilities: Pool (unheated), free internet and coffee (6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.). Carlton Oaks Golf Club, 619-448-4242, 9200 Inwood Drive, Santee, CA 92071 — Carlton Oaks is 2.0 miles from the race course. Rooms - both singles or doubles - are 122.78 on Saturday; $112.80 on Friday, $121.98 on Thursday; and $84.15 on Sunday, all tax-included. Any additional guests in a room are $10 per person per night. Call 619-448-4242 to book rooms and mention USA Race Walking 2022 to get the group rate. The current room block is 15 rooms. The housing block will be held until December 31, at which time the block and the event rate will be released and rooms will be available on a space-available basis only. Facilities: Pool (unheated), but no Jacuzzi and gym facilities; Free Internet; Bar & Grill open 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. 

• Event Features : Due to San Diego County, California State, and USATF COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines, on-site activities will be limited to Event Guides and music on the course provided by a DJ.

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Massimo Stano strikes gold! – Men’s 35km race walk results at World Athletics Championships

EUGENE, Oregon (July 24) — Italy’s Massimo Stano, the Tokyo Olympics men’s 20km gold medalist last summer, returned a year later to win the first men’s 35km race walk at a World Athletics Championships 2022 on Day 10 on Sunday (24). Stano, who won the first gold medal at this year’s world championships for Italy crossed the line in a time of 2:23:14.

The 30-year-old was also winning the second medal for Italy in Oregon after Elena Vallortigara won bronze in the women’s high jump on Tuesday. Read more: Day 10: Women’s 100m hurdles semi-finals start lists – Kendra Harrison vs Tobi Amusan

Masatora Kawano of Japan who also performed brilliantly in the event that is included in the World Athletics Championships for the first time, finished in second place in an Asian record of 2:23:15 before collapsing on the group in exhaustion.

Stano and Kawano battled closely in the final 3km until the Italian managed to pull away slightly in the closing 300m to copped the gold medal with the second-fastest performance in history for 35km.

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Perseus Karlstrom of Sweden, sporting a yellow and blue Viking hat, earned his second bronze of these Championships. He was also third in the men’s 20km race walk on the first day of the action on 15 July.

Brian Daniel Pintado of Ecuador was fourth with a South American record time of 2:24:37 with the top five completed by He Xianghong (2:24:45).

Evan Dunfee of Canada was sixth in a North American record of 2:25:02, while the American finisher was Nick Christie in 36th with a time of 2:41:08.

Five athletes were disqualified and an additional handful ended with DNF status.

Meanwhile, Kimberly Garcia Leon of Peru won the women’s 35km race walk on Day 8 to complete a golden double at the World Athletics Championships 2022. Read more here

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China's Qieyang Shijie celebrates after crossing the finish line at the World Athletics Race Walking Tour Gold event in Madrid, Spain, May 16, 2022. /CFP

China's Qieyang Shijie won the women's 10km race walk at the World Athletics Race Walking Tour Gold event in Madrid, Spain on Monday.

Clocking 43 minutes and seven seconds, Qieyang clinched her second title of the season after winning women's 35km race walk in 2:43:06 in Dudince, Slovakia last month.

Qieyang was in the leading group with Kimberly Garcia from Peru and Laura Garcia-Caro from Spain since the beginning of the race, and broke away from her two rivals after they passed the 5km benchmark in 21 minutes and 43 seconds, leading them by 30 and 43 seconds, respectively, at the finish line.

Qieyang has enjoyed a fruitful season so far, as she is expected to be awarded a gold medal of the women's 20km race walk from the 2012 London Summer Olympics in which Qieyang originally took silver, following the disqualification of Elena Lashmanova's 1st place finish due to the use of prohibited substances.

China's Ji Haiying and Li Maocuo finished 4th and 7th behind compatriot Qieyang.

In the men's event, Sweden's Perseus Karlstrom clinched the title in 38 minutes and 42 seconds to outclass Spain's Diego Garcia.

(With input from Xinhua News Agency)

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Selection Announcement - 2022 World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships

14 February 2022

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Athletics Ireland have selected a team of two athletes to compete at the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships to be held in Muscat, Oman on March 4th & 5th.

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• Michael Lane - Team Leader
• Ray Flynn - Team Official
• Robbie Smyth - Team Physio

Brendan Boyce 

Olympian Brendan Boyce of Finn Valley AC will represent Ireland in the Senior Men’s 35KM Race. Coached by Olympian Rob Heffernan, Boyce has had a strong opener to the 2022 season with a 12thplace finish in the Spanish Open 20KM race in a time of 1:27:13. 2021 was an impressive season for Finn Valley star, coming 10th in the Tokyo Olympic Games 50KM Walk in August after coming 9th in the European Race-Walking Team Championships in the Czech Republic just months before in May 2021.

Matthew Glennon 

Matthew Glennon of Mullingar AC will represent Ireland in the U20 Men’s 10KM Race. The 18-year-old coached by Michael Lane, who also coached Olympian Jimmy McDonald, is a rising star within the Irish race-walking scene. Glennon having represented Ireland at the European Athletics U20 Championships on Tallinn last summer with a 22nd place finish will be one to watch at these games.

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Previews 24 Aug 2024

Wu20 lima 24 preview: combined events and race walks.

Aldara Meilan at the World Race Walking Team Championships (© Francesca Grana)

The World Athletics U20 Championships Lima 24 will take place between 27-31 August, with more than 1700 athletes from 134 teams set to take part.

Here we take a look at the women’s and men’s combined events and race walks at the Estadio Atletico de la Videna.

Women’s heptathlon

Based on PBs, Croatia’s Jana Koscak is head and shoulders above the rest of the field. But going by this season’s form, the Croatian appears to have a strong rival in the form of Hungary’s Sarolta Kriszt.

Koscak won the European U18 title in 2022, then one year later she set a heptathlon PB of 6293 – the best ever score by an U18 athlete with the senior implements. This year, the 18-year-old – who still has one more year left in the U20 ranks – has a best of 5977, set at the European Championships.

That puts her just 19 points ahead of Kriszt on this year’s world U20 list. The Hungarian finished second to Koscak at the 2022 European U18 Championships and will be keen to gain revenge.

Adela Tkacova of Czechia finished one place shy of the podium at the 2022 European U18 and 2023 European U20 Championships, so the 5695 performer will be keen to make the podium in Lima.

Other athletes to have scored in excess of 5500 this year – which could put them in the medal hunt – include Britain’s Eden Robinson, Switzerland’s Lucia Acklin, Germany’s Hilke Thamke, Poland’s Carmen Nowicka and Estonia’s Emma Kathrina Hein.

Men’s decathlon

The men’s decathlon looks set to be a battle between three men who are already no stranger to major championship podiums, and a fourth contender who has something of a point to prove.

Germany’s Amadeus Graber won the European U18 title in 2022 then followed it with the European U20 title last year, scoring 8209 – the highest PB of the field in Lima.

But going by season’s bests, he is just third on the entry list behind Poland’s Hubert Troscianka, winner of the 2023 European Youth Olympic Festival who has this year set a PB of 8145, and Sweden’s Leo Goransson, who has a PB of 8057 and took European U18 silver behind Graber two years ago.

But all three of those should keep an eye on Tomas Jarvinen of Czechia. The 18-year-old was on for a big score in Stara Boleslav in July, but failed to register a height in the pole vault. He still finished with a respectable 7461, but had he equalled his 4.70m PB in the pole vault, he would have ended with a score of 8280 - good enough for second on the world U20 all-time list.

Should any of those four podium contenders slip up, there’ll be plenty of athletes ready and willing to step up and compete for a medal, including Norway’s Jonathan Hertwig-Odegaard – who may have been inspired by the Olympic heroics of his compatriot Markus Rooth – and Germany’s Friedrich Schulze.

Women’s 10,000m race walk

Spain’s Aldara Meilan finished second at the World Race Walking Team Championships earlier this year, and in Lima she’ll be tipped to make it on to the podium again – perhaps even on to the top step this time.

Prior to taking silver at the World Race Walking Team Championships, she earned the same medal at the 2022 European Youth Olympic Festival and the 2023 European Race Walking Team Championships. Her PB of 45:06.75 makes her the fastest entrant by 50 seconds.

China’s Chen Meiling has a superior PB on the roads, having clocked 43:57 earlier this year, but she finished three places behind Meilan in Antalya earlier this year. Chen is joined on China’s team by Asian U20 silver medallist Baima Zhouma.

Italy’s Giulia Gabriele finished one place ahead of Chen in Antalya and should be in the medal hunt in Lima, as should Australia’s Alexandra Griffin, Hungary’s Alexandra Kovacs and Ethiopia’s Hiwot Ambaw.

Men’s 10,000m race walk

Australia’s Isaac Beacroft won the U20 men’s race at the World Race Walking Team Championships in Antalya in sensational style. In Lima he will want to prove that his triumph in the Turkish city was no fluke.

His track PB, 40:44.47, is perhaps not truly indicative of his ability, given that he clocked 39:56 on the roads in Antalya. But it also suggests that Japan’s Sohtaroh Osaka – who was fourth in Antalya but has a track PB of 39:54.42 – will provide stiff opposition to Beacroft. Osaka is joined on the Japanese team by Taisei Yoshizako, a 40:39.33 performer.

Wang Jiaqi, a sub-40-minute race walker on the roads, is joined on the Chinese team by Song Zhaohe, both of whom have realistic medal ambitions, along with Mexico’s Emiliano Barba, Italy’s Giuseppe Disabato and Guatemala’s Bryan Alexander Matias Ortiz.

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