| With 2011 now behind us, WCSN takes a look back at our Top 11 favourite videos of the year. Number 11Men's 400m Final The current Australian men's 400m squad is one of the finest groups of athletes in all of domestic athletics. The event was one of the most anticipated of the entire IAAF Melbourne Track Classic for 2011. More points for the Australian Athletics Tour were up for grabs, the exciting scene was set for a great race, and the finish was spectacular. Number 10Final Day Highlights Australian sailors have dominated the final day of the ISAF Sailing World in Melbourne with the home team claiming 16 medals across the eight Olympic and two Paralympic classes. Number 9Round 5 (Final) The 32 best archers of the world gathered in Istanbul, Turkey for the Archery World Cup Final 2011. The Kucuksu Palace, on the Asian banks of the Bosphorus Strait, was the site of this year's Final. Number 8Stage 7 (Final) With 1,200 athletes from 52 countries tackling 707 gruelling kilometres and climbing some 14,550 vertical metres the Absa Cape Epic promises to provide fans with an addictive viewing experience and plenty of thrills and spills. Number 7Men's 200m Final WCSN proudly live streamed to Australia the 2011 IAAF World Athletics Championships from Daegu, Korea. The Mens 200m had a heightened expectation surrounding Jamaica's Usain Bolt after his prior false start disqualification in the blue-ribbon 100m event. Could the current world record holder ignite the stadium in Daegu, as he had done in Berlin? Number 6Kings Cup - Men's Eight Final New South Wales were undeniably the crew to beat in the Interstate Men's Eight Kings Cup of the 2011 Australian Rowing Championships at West Lakes in Adelaide, South Australia. Boasting many members of the Australian crew, could James Chapman, Sam Loch, Frances Hegerty, Brodie Buckland, Fergus Pragnell, Dan Noonan, Matt Ryan & Nick Purnell coxed by Toby Lister hold off rivals from Victoria, SA, Queensland, WA, Tasmania and the ACT? Number 5Women's Team Final Eagerly anticipated by the fans, the first medal event of the 43rd Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, featuring the eight best women’s teams in the world, bedazzled spectators at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium. Number 4Men's 100m Final WCSN proudly live streamed to Australia the 2011 IAAF World Athletics Championships from Daegu, Korea. The Mens 100m experienced extraordinary pre-race drama. A new World Champion would be crowned. Number 3Men's All Around Final Going into the competition there really was only one favourite this time. Kohei Uchimura, World Champion twice in row, had been exceptionally convincing once again here in Tokyo. The question was, could he hold his nerve and become the first-ever three times Word Champion Number 2Men's Quad Sculls Final Number 1Women's 100m Hurdles Final WCSN proudly live streamed to Australia the 2011 IAAF World Athletics Championships from Daegu, Korea. The Womens 100m Hurdles Final was of particular interest for Australian Track n Field fans with reigning World Champion Sally Pearson the hot favourite. Could the best from the rest of the world upset the Aussie? |
| WCSN's Top 11 Videos of 2011 |