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Ennis, Felix and Adams on athlete of year shortlist

1 of 3. British Olympic heptathlon gold medalist Jessica Ennis waves to the crowd during the London 2012 Victory Parade for Team GB and Paralympic GB athletes in London September 10, 2012.

Credit: Reuters/Dan Kitwood/Pool

Tue Nov 6, 2012 4:50pm IST

REUTERS - Olympic champions Jessica Ennis of Britain, Allyson Felix of the United States and Valerie Adams of New Zealand have been named on the shortlist for the female athlete of the year award, the IAAF said in a statement on Tuesday.

Heptathlon champion Ennis, shotput champion Adams and 200 metres champion Felix received the most votes from a 2,400-strong panel.

The winner will be announced on November 24 in Barcelona, Spain.

Jamaica's Usain Bolt, American Aries Merritt and Kenyan David Rudisha are the three male finalists.

(Writing by Julien Pretot; Editing by Mark Meadows)

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