2. Jacob KROP 04 JUN 2001 KEN 12:46.79 3. Yomif KEJELCHA 01 AUG 1997 ETH 12:52.10 4. Selemon BAREGA 20 JAN 2000 ETH 12:54.87 5. Mohammed AHMED 05 JAN 1991 CAN 12:55.84 6. Telahun Haile BEKELE 13 MAY 1999 ETH 12:57.18 7. Muktar EDRIS 14 JAN 1994 ETH 12:58.63 8. Thierry NDIKUMWENAYO 26 MAR 1997 BDI 12:59.39 9. Levy KIBET 15 OCT 2003 KEN 13:01.32 10. Milkesa MENGESHA 16 APR 2000 ETH 13:02.42 11. Yemaneberhan CRIPPA 15 OCT 1996 ITA 13:04.95 12. Jonas RAESS 08 MAR 1994 SUI 13:35.29 13. Pietro RIVA 01 MAY 1997 ITA 13:51.94 14. Ossama MESLEK 08 JAN 1997 ITA 13:54.57 29. Nicholas Kipkorir KIMELI 29 SEP 1998 KEN 12:46.33 Jack RAYNER 19 DEC 1995 AUS DNF Paul ROBINSON 24 MAY 1991 IRL DNF
Diamond Discipline - GW Men's 3000mSC FinalPLACENAMEBIRTH DATENAT.MARK1. Lamecha GIRMA 26 NOV 2000 ETH 7:59.23 2. Abraham KIBIWOT 06 APR 1996 KEN 8:06.73 3. Getnet WALE 16 JUL 2000 ETH 8:06.74 4. Conseslus KIPRUTO 08 DEC 1994 KEN 8:08.76 5. Amos SEREM 28 AUG 2002 KEN 8:09.93 6. Ahmed ABDELWAHED 26 MAY 1996 ITA 8:10.29 7. Osama ZOGHLAMI 19 JUN 1994 ITA 8:11.00 8. Hillary BOR 22 NOV 1989 USA 8:12.19 9. Leonard Kipkemoi BETT 03 NOV 2000 KEN 8:12.34 10. Daniel ARCE 22 APR 1992 ESP 8:14.31 11. Mohamed Amin JHINAOUI 02 APR 1997 TUN 8:16.38 12. Ala ZOGHLAMI 19 JUN 1994 ITA 8:24.04 13. Yemane HAILESELASSIE 21 FEB 1998 ERI 8:26.17 14. Abrham SIME 07 NOV 2001 ETH 8:28.62 15. Louis GILAVERT 01 JAN 1998 FRA 8:34.12 Lawrence Kemboi KIPSANG 15 JUN 1993 KEN DNF Wilberforce Chemiat KONES 19 SEP 1993 KEN DNF
1. Nicholas Kipkorir KIMELI 29 SEP 1998 KEN 12:46.33 2. Jacob KROP 04 JUN 2001 KEN 12:46.79 3. Yomif KEJELCHA 01 AUG 1997 ETH 12:52.10 4. Selemon BAREGA 20 JAN 2000 ETH 12:54.87 5. Mohammed AHMED 05 JAN 1991 CAN 12:55.84 6. Telahun Haile BEKELE 13 MAY 1999 ETH 12:57.18 7. Muktar EDRIS 14 JAN 1994 ETH 12:58.63 8. Thierry NDIKUMWENAYO 26 MAR 1997 BDI 12:59.39 9. Levy KIBET 15 OCT 2003 KEN 13:01.32 10. Milkesa MENGESHA 16 APR 2000 ETH 13:02.42 11. Yemaneberhan CRIPPA 15 OCT 1996 ITA 13:04.95 12. Jonas RAESS 08 MAR 1994 SUI 13:35.29 13. Pietro RIVA 01 MAY 1997 ITA 13:51.94 14. Ossama MESLEK 08 JAN 1997 ITA 13:54.57 29. Jack RAYNER 19 DEC 1995 AUS DNF Paul ROBINSON 24 MAY 1991 IRL DNF
Although the time was not amazing, Kerley was going awaaaaay! Trials will be interesting as there are polar opposite types in that Mens 100. Some elite "starters" who fade, and some real "top end speed runners" that finish.
Girma & El Bakali and then everyone else this year.
You said it. Will be a great season between the two. Not only the WC but the remainder of the Diamond League. Both not afraid to race and race each other. Girma hurdles the water jump and does not touch the water!
Finalmente! All 3 Kenyans impressed. Nicholas Kimeli was definitely holding back slowing down as Kejelcha was tiring-up. Could've run a couple of seconds faster. People forget Jacob Krop acquitted himself extremely well at the worlds in Doha 2019 as a teenager. Nice to see him finally come to his own. Levy Kibet, who ran a 13:01 PB for 9th is only 18. Future looks good.
This is the fastest 5k by Kenyans since Eliud Kipchoge ran 12:46 in the same stadium back in 2004. Add Ebenyo to the mix and we could possibly have the best Kenyan 5k team since the one at Paris 2003.
Only one Kenyan all time is faster than the two today, Komen! This pushes Rupp to 102 all time.
We can be glad the Mo Farah era is over. I'd expect something similar at worlds as today. Not 10 guys bunched up with 800 to go. To win or medal or even have a "respectable" place will require going from way out. Who will be prepared to do it, I'm excited.
We can be glad the Mo Farah era is over. I'd expect something similar at worlds as today. Not 10 guys bunched up with 800 to go. To win or medal or even have a "respectable" place will require going from way out. Who will be prepared to do it, I'm excited.
Agree 100%. The Mo Farah era was like the the dark ages or great depression of distance running. So happy to see the back of it.
We can be glad the Mo Farah era is over. I'd expect something similar at worlds as today. Not 10 guys bunched up with 800 to go. To win or medal or even have a "respectable" place will require going from way out. Who will be prepared to do it, I'm excited.
Agree 100%. The Mo Farah era was like the the dark ages or great depression of distance running. So happy to see the back of it.
You know I agree. Lame we were missing the Ugandans in this one. I’d think an in-form Kiplimo would’ve been a fun kicking partner for the top 2.
Agree 100%. The Mo Farah era was like the the dark ages or great depression of distance running. So happy to see the back of it.
You know I agree. Lame we were missing the Ugandans in this one. I’d think an in-form Kiplimo would’ve been a fun kicking partner for the top 2.
I think Kiplimo kicks better than Cheptegei and I was somewhat surprised it didn't happen at the Olympics. He seems more interested in the roads than the track which would be a shame because he has what it takes to light up the track for years.
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