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News03 Jul 2009


World Feed Running Order AF Golden League Rome 2009

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Dear Broadcaster,

The conditions for a successful ÅF Golden League competition in Rome a excellent with a competitive start filed and very nice weather, above 30 degrees and sunny.

The TV director for tonight, Nazareno Balani (RAI), will use 28 cameras to cover the competition. You can read more about the set up in the “TV outline” section for Rome. Below the running order for the World Feed:

CEST
19:00 Bars/tone, RH information, pre opening/closing sequences, Stand up Canal+ France
19:30 Live coverage from RAI 4 x 100m B-final Men and Women
19:59:15 Count down Clock
20:00 Start of World Feed (following the pre multilateral running order page 7 (TV-handbook)
Approximately at 22:00 after end of 1.500m Men and results a 30 sec overview Stadium will follow with possibility to cut away for Right Holder who would like/needs to end their transmission
Approximately at 22:45 the normal ÅF Golden League closing sequence to follow the last discipline 400mH Men and results

o Track disciplines up to 1500m will be covered from start to finish
o Track disciplines from 3000m to 5000m will be followed from start and always the last 3 laps. There will be some inserts of field events during the 3000m and the 5000m races
o 100m Men and Women (heat 1 and 2) taking part before start of live transmission will be replayed before the respective 100m final i.e. sting-recorded heat 1-sting-recorded heat 2-sting followed by the line up for 100m final
o All field events will be followed live or recorded. The directors ambition is to include a “wrap-up” after 3 rounds (3rd best attempt-2nd best-best attempt) to give you a summary along the way

Pace Makers

800m Men
1. Vincent Kiilu, KEN (400m 50:05)

1500m Men
1. Viktor Kipchirchir, KEN (800m 1:51)
2. Vickson Polonet, KEN (1000m 2:19, 1200 2:47)

5000m Men
1. Joseph Kosgey, KEN (1000m 2:34)
2. Cornelius Ndiwa, KEN (2000m 5:08)
3. Bernard Kiplagat, KEN (3000m 7:42)

800m Women
1. Natalya Tsyganova, RUS (400m 58:00)

1500m Women
1. Judit Varga, ITA (800m 2:08, 1000m 2:39)

3000m Steeplechase Women
1. Mardrea Hyman, JAM (1000m 2:59)

Suggested World Feed intro by Dr Stuart Storey

Welcome to Rome the eternal city – it has one of the oldest histories in Europe. The first city centre I’m told may well date back to around 753 BC.  It is a city surrounding a city – the Vatican City the smallest independent state in the world. Monuments, ruins and majestic buildings depicting the ages – ancient and modern are evidence of the historical and modern day importance of Rome. For the visitor there is so much to admire here.

Welcome to this magnificent Olympic Stadium and to the third of the 6 Golden League Athletics meetings.
6 Athletes remain in contention after the meetings in Berlin and Oslo. For the women Kerron Stewart looks strong in the 100 meters clocking 10.99 in Oslo, Sanya Richards set the worlds fastest time over 400metres 49.23 in Oslo, Damu Cherry notched up her second win in the 100m hurdles and so did an unconvincing Yelena Isinayeva in the Pole Vault winning  only on count back.
For the men Kenenisa Bekele looks as though he can go all the way over 3 or 5000meters and Tero Pitkamaki remains the top man in the Javelin.

The target for all six, to keep winning for a share of the 1 million dollar prize depicted in gold.

Good luck with your transmission

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