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Liu wins 110m hurdles in Lausanne

www.chinanews.cn 2007-07-11 10:15:38

(Source: CRIENGLISH.com)

Liu Xiang of China is ready to get off the mark in the men's 110m hurdles
at the IAAF Super Grand Prix athletics meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland,
July 10, 2007. Liu Xiang won the victory of 110 hurdles here in 13.01
seconds, the season's third-best time.(Xinhua Photo)

Liu Xiang of China competes to win the men's 110m hurdles at the IAAF
Super Grand Prix athletics meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, July 10,
2007. (Xinhua Photo)

July 11 - Chinese "flying man" Liu Xiang finished with a 13"01 on Tuesday
to win the men's 110m hurdles at the Athletissima in Lausanne,
Switzerland, accomplishing his three-gold row at the event.
American Anwar Moore finished second with a 13"12, while his compatriot,
Allen Johnson only came fifth, with a 13"24.
Liu Xiang got off to a quick start, putting his defeat in the Paris
Golden League behind. But veteran Johnson showed better form in taking a
narrow lead until the third fence.
No one could stop on-par Liu Xiang. The world No.1 erupted, catching
Johnson at the sixth hurdle and leaving all rivals behind.
Liu's teammate Shi Dongpeng was eighth, finishing with a 13"42.

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