2000 IAAF Grand Prix Final
Host cityDoha, Qatar
Dates5 October
StadiumKhalifa International Stadium
Events18
Previous1999 Munich
Next2001 Melbourne

The 2000 IAAF Grand Prix Final was the sixteenth edition of the season-ending competition for the IAAF Grand Prix track and field circuit, organised by the International Association of Athletics Federations. It was held on 5 October at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha, Qatar. It was the first and only time that the event was held outside of September, due in part to Qatar's hot desert climate.

Angelo Taylor (400 metres hurdles) and Trine Hattestad (javelin throw) were the overall points winners of the tournament. A total of 18 athletics events were contested, ten for men and eight for women.

Medal summary

Men

OverallAngelo Taylor (United States)101Yuriy Bilonog (Ukraine)94Adam Nelson (United States)93
100 metresDarren Campbell (United Kingdom)10.25Tim Montgomery (United States)10.27Greg Saddler (United States)10.41
400 metresMark Richardson (United Kingdom)45.20Sanderlei Parrela (Brazil)45.25Antonio Pettigrew (United States)45.37
1500 metresNoah Ngeny (Kenya)3:36.62Bernard Lagat (Kenya)3:36.88Kevin Sullivan (Canada)3:37.16
3000 metresLuke Kipkosgei (Kenya)7:46.21Ali Saïdi Sief (Algeria)7:47.16Sammy Kipketer (Kenya)7:47.31
400 m hurdlesAngelo Taylor (United States)48.14Hadi Soua'an Al-Somaily (Saudi Arabia)48.18Samuel Matete (Zambia)48.71
High jumpVyacheslav Voronin (Russia)2.32 mNathan Leeper (United States)2.30 mDragutin Topić (Yugoslavia)2.25 m
Pole vaultTim Lobinger (Germany)5.70 mNick Hysong (United States)5.60 mOkkert Brits (South Africa)5.60 m
Triple jumpJonathan Edwards (United Kingdom)17.12 mRostislav Dimitrov (Bulgaria)17.11 mLarry Achike (United Kingdom)16.49 m
Shot putAndy Bloom (United States)21.82 mAdam Nelson (United States)21.66 mJohn Godina (United States)21.51 m
Hammer throwAndrey Skvaruk (Ukraine)81.43 mKoji Murofushi (Japan)80.32 mKarsten Kobs (Germany)79.22 m

Women

OverallTrine Hattestad (Norway)110Marion Jones (United States)104Gail Devers (United States)104
100 metresMarion Jones (United States)11.00Chryste Gaines (United States)11.09Savatheda Fynes (BAH)11.10
400 metresLorraine Graham (Jamaica)50.21Falilat Ogunkoya (Nigeria)50.61Charity Opara (Nigeria)50.85
1500 metresVioleta Szekely (Romania)4:15.63Kutre Dulecha (Ethiopia)4:15.75Nouria Mérah-Benida (Algeria)4:15.85
3000 metresSonia O'Sullivan (Ireland)8:52.01Leah Malot (Kenya)8:52.73Sally Barsosio (Kenya)8:52.99
100 m hurdlesGail Devers (United States)12.85Glory Alozie (Nigeria)12.94Delloreen Ennis-London (Jamaica)12.96
Long jumpHeike Drechsler (Germany)7.07w mDawn Burrell (United States)6.99w mNiurka Montalvo (Spain)6.87 m
Discus throwFranka Dietzsch (Germany)65.41 mEllina Zvereva (Belarus)63.96 mBeatrice Faumuina (New Zealand)63.03 m
Javelin throwSonia Bicet (Cuba)65.87 mTrine Hattestad (Norway)65.86 mOsleidys Menéndez (Cuba)65.79 m

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