News24 Aug 2011


IAAF Congress Day 1 – Daegu 2011: ELECTION RESULTS, 24 Aug - update!

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From left to right: M. Dong-Hoo Moon, M. Hae-Nyoung Cho, IAAF President Lamine Diack, Pierre Weiss and Nick Davies at the IAAF Press Conference in Daegu, Korea (© Getty Images)

Daegu, KoreaThe IAAF Press conference for the 48th IAAF Congress and the 13th edition of the IAAF World Championships which is taking place in the Congress Hall at the EXCO Convention Centre in Daegu.


The press conference was hosted by IAAF President Lamine Diack who was joined by Hae-Nyoung Cho, co-President of the Daegu 2011 Local Organising Committee (LOC); Dong-Hoo Moon, Vice-President and Secretary General of the LOC; IAAF General Secretary Pierre Weiss; and Deputy General Secretary Nick Davies.


The press conference was held at the end of the first of two days of Congress (24) with proceedings delayed due to the technical malfunction of the electronic voting system of the IAAF Elections, which by Constitution take place every four years. As a result the election process was not fully completed with the remaining elections to be decided during tomorrow's (25) second day of Congress.


President pleased with Championships preparations


President Diack welcomed the assembled media, looking forward to what will be the biggest sporting championships in the world in 2011.


“We’re bringing together athletes from more than 200 countries and we’re expecting to see some fantastic results.”


“The sporting facilities are world class and are ready. The athletes and officials are saying that they’re the best they ever seen at our World Championships… We can only hope that the ‘authorities’ up above will help with the (weather) conditions.”


“This is third time that the IAAF World Championships have been in Asia (Tokyo 1991, Osaka 2007) and offers us opportunities to promote and develop athletics in Korea and Asia.”


Speaking specifically of Korean hopes for medals, President Diack said: “It’s true that none can be considered favourites in their events, but competing with the world’s best is an experience they can build upon.”


IAAF ELECTIONS



COUNCIL


PRESIDENT

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 198

Absolute majority 100


DIACK Lamine SEN 169 elected


VICE PRESIDENTS

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 199

Absolute majority 100


HERSH Robert USA 175 elected

AL-HAMAD Dahlan Jumaan QAT 171 elected

COE Sebastian  GBR 169 elected

BUBKA Sergey UKR 159 elected

HOFFMAN Abby CAN 122


HONORARY TREASURER

1st round

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 200

Absolute majority 101


BALAKHNICHEV Valentin V. RUS 80

ODRIOZOLA Jose Maria ESP 74

PILNY Karel CZE 46


2nd round

Total votes 197

Total Valid votes 193

Simple majority


BALAKHNICHEV Valentin V. RUS 100 elected

ODRIOZOLA Jose Maria ESP 93


FEMALE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

Total votes 197

Total Valid votes 195

Absolute majority 98


RICCARDI Anna ITA 156 elected

BARLAG Sylvia NED 151 elected

EL MOUTAWAKEL Nawal MAR 148 elected

HOFFMAN Abby CAN 142 elected

DAVIS-THOMPSON Pauline BAH 132 elected

SZEWINSKA Irena POL 108 elected

TIRFIE Beserat ETH 100

O'SULLIVAN Sonia IRL 95

CHEHAB Claire LIB 83

SHOUAA Ghada SYR 55



WOMEN’S COMMITTEE


CHAIRPERSON

1st round

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 197

Absolute majority 99


CHEHAB Claire LIB 97

FITTKO Esther GBR 68

SHOUAA Ghada SYR 32


2nd round

Total votes 197

Total Valid votes 197

Simple majority


CHEHAB Claire LIB 114 elected

FITTKO Esther GBR 57

SHOUAA Ghada SYR 26


MALE MEMBERS

LARSEN Jakob DEN elected

MORINI Alberto ITA elected



TECHNICAL COMMITTEE


CHAIRPERSON

SALCEDO Jorge POR elected


FEMALE MEMBERS

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 195

Absolute majority 98


EKWALL Sigyn SWE 157 elected

RICCARDI Anna ITA 149 elected

MAYNARD Esther BAR 115 elected

SISSOKO Fatou SEN 93

TOUIBI Sarra TUN 71


INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS


Vote is still being scrutinised



RACE WALKING COMMITTEE


CHAIRPERSON

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 201

Absolute majority 101


DAMILANO Maurizio ITA 149 elected

BOWMAN Robert R. USA 52


FEMALE MEMBERS  

ESSAYAH Sari Myriam FIN elected

SAVILLE Jane AUS elected


INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

Total votes 197

Total Valid votes 189

Absolute majority 90


SALADIE Luis ESP 115 elected

YANG Shande CHN 110 elected

PETERSON Maris RUS 99 elected

RODRIGUEZ Miguela Angel MEX 99 elected

KORZENIOWSKI Robert POL 89

MARLOW Peter GBR 88

AMARA Khaled TUN 85

MUELLER Rolf GER 83

DIAS Luis POR 81

BOWMAN Robert R. USA 79

IMAMURA Fumio  JPN 77

ANTCZAK Edouard FRA 76

OCHIENG Joseph KEN 74

CHUN Doo-An KOR 73

APACEIRO Roberto CUB 62

BERRET Tim CAN 53

VELEZ Candido PUR 49

VERMAAK Eric RSA 49

VAN DER KNAAP Hans NED 42

MOALLIN Farah SOM 29


4 seats to be decided


CROSS COUNTRY COMMITTEE


CHAIRPERSON

1st round

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 200

Absolute majority 101


OKEYO David S KEN 72

CARDOSO Carlos POR 60

ALHIYASAT Saad JOR 43

MAGNANI Massimo ITA 25


2nd round

Total votes 196

Total Valid votes 196

Simple majority


OKEYO David S KEN 71 elected

CARDOSO Carlos POR 70

ALHIYASAT Saad JOR 40

MAGNANI Massimo ITA 15


FEMALE MEMBERS

1st round

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 197

Absolute majority 99


YIKORU Béatrice UGA 57

LORD Anne AUS 60

MOILA Blanche RSA 24

ODOGWU-NWAJEI Violet NGR 20

QUIROT Ana Fidelia  CUB 54

SERGENT-PETIT Annette FRA 48

SHIBAEVA Olga RUS 82

WRIGHT Thelma CAN 49


2nd round

Total votes 197

Total Valid votes 193

Simple majority


SHIBAEVA Olga RUS 82 elected

LORD Anne AUS 66 elected

AYIKORU Béatrice UGA 60

SERGENT-PETIT Annette FRA 48

QUIROT Ana Fidelia CUB 45

WRIGHT Thelma CAN 34

ONOGNU-NWAJEI Violet NGR 32

MOILA Blanche RSA 19



MASTERS’ COMMITTEE


CHAIRPERSON

MORENO BRAVO Cesar MEX elected


WOMEN  

1st round

Total votes 201

Total Valid votes 195

Absolute majority 98


CUSHEN Bridget GBR 112 elected

JUNGMANN  Margit GER 96

QUIROT Ana Fidelia CUB 96

ETONG Léonie Paulette CMR 86


2nd round

Total votes 197

Total Valid votes 192

Simple majority


JUNGMANN Margit GER 70 elected

ETONG Léonie Paulette CMR 68

QUIROT Ana Fidelia CUB 54



Further information about the discussions and decisions of the first day of Congress will follow tomorrow (25) along with the remaining election news.



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