*Full Results *IAAF Recap of Meet

We'll have more from the LetsRun.com perspective on this meet later Saturday, but the highlight was the stacked men's 3000m where young Ethiopian talent Yenew Alamirew (who came out of no where last year to run 7:28 in Milan) started off his 2011 outdoor season where he left off 2010, on top, winning in an impressive 7:27.26 over former World Champ Eliud Kipchoge. The race had a ton of depth as 12 guys went sub 7:35 (for reference American Chris Solinsky's pr is 7:34.32 and 6 Americans have ever gone sub 7:35).

One of our favorite announcers, Tim Hutchings (also a fourth place finisher at the 1984 Olympic 5000m) said it best when he said, "Fancy running 7:34 and finishing in 12th place."

We won't ruin the last lap for you if you want to watch the highlights below. Results below video.

Highlights from Men's 3000m in Doha

1.	Yenew ALAMIREW	ETH	90	7:27.26
2.	Edwin Cheruiyot SOI	KEN	86	7:27.55
3.	Eliud KIPCHOGE	KEN	84	7:27.66
4.	Augustine Kiprono CHOGE	KEN	87	7:28.76
5.	Vincent Kiprop CHEPKOK	KEN	88	7:30.15
6.	Daniel Kipchirchir KOMEN	KEN	84	7:31.41
7.	Moses Ndiema KIPSIRO	UGA	86	7:31.83
8.	Tariku BEKELE	ETH	87	7:33.50
9.	Thomas Pkemei LONGOSIWA	KEN	88	7:33.93
10.	Essa Ismail RASHED	QAT	86	7:34.70
11.	Mark Kosgei KIPTOO	KEN	76	7:34.82
12.	John KIPKOECH	KEN	91	7:34.82
13.	Lucas Kimeli ROTICH	KEN	90	7:35.57
14.	Yusuf Kibet BIWOTT	KEN	86	7:36.84
15.	Hais WELDAY	ERI	89	7:37.23
16.	James Kwalia C'KURUI	QAT	84	7:37.52
17.	Joseph EBUYA	KEN	87	7:55.01
-	Gideon GATHIMBA	KEN	80	DNF
-	Suleiman Kipses SIMOTWO	KEN	80	DNF

*Full Results *IAAF Recap of Meet

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