13:04 in Heusden Zolden
Rank Lane ID Name PB Team Cat Result Info
1 12 1223 CHESEREK EDWARD USA Sen 13:04.44
2 11 1240 WAITHAKA MBURU STANLEY KEN Jun 13:05.21
3 3 1236 RINGER RICHARD GER Sen 13:14.43
4 9 1237 ROP ALBERT BRN Sen 13:15.25
5 15 1227 INGEBRIGTSEN HENRIK NOR Sen 13:15.38
6 10 1222 BOUH IBRAHIM HASSAN DJI Sen 13:20.50
7 18 1235 PETROS AMANAL GER Sen 13:22.52
8 5 1238 TANAKA HIDEYUKI JPN Mas 13:22.72
9 14 1225 FOPPEN MIKE NED Sen 13:25.89
10 16 1232 MOEN NORDSTAD SONDRE NOR Sen 13:30.07
11 13 1221 BOUCHIKI SOUFIANE BEL Sen 13:30.67
12 6 1228 JIMINEZ SERGIO ESP Sen 13:31.17
13 2 1234 NJUGUNA SIMON WAITARA KEN Sen 13:32.55
14 1 1233 NDIKUMWENAYO THIERRY BDI Sen 13:34.62
15 17 1251 HAY HUGO FRA Sen 13:38.25
16 8 1239 VEDVIK MARIUS NOR Sen 13:43.67
17 4 1226 HATTORI HAZUMA JPN Sen 13:58.49
7 1219 BARRER FRANCOIS FRA Sen DNF
19 1231 KONES WILBERFORCE KEN Sen DNF
20 1230 KIPROTICH PETER KEN Sen DNF
21 1220 BETT NICHOLAS KEN Sen DNF
22 1256 SOLOMON NAPOLEON SWE Sen DNF
http://www.timetronics.be/results/nacht2019/event049h01.html
Edward MF Cheserek - Runs 13:04 FTW in Heusden
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The KING!! WORLD RECORD RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. ANYTIME NOW!
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Very encouraging that he is fit several months ahead of the indoor season.
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13:04, a pr, in a win where the world junior champ from last year was close to him and the other guys about ten seconds back. Did they just create that gap in the last lap or two or did they break away early? Cheserek is going to break 13 decisively when he starts getting into the big races. I am surprised that Henrik, who had run a national record 7:36 recently, was not closer and the only thing I can assume was that the field ran slow and then the two guys kicked away. 7:36 is worth low 13. Solinsky ran 12:55 with only 7:34.
But what I'm more interested in is the fact that it lists Cheserek as American. Did his citizenship come through? If so, can he compete at the Olympic Trials with this qualifier? -
That ranks him 3rd Kenyan. Why doesn’t he simply run for Kenya. He will be past his prime by the time he gets his US citizenship.
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If not american 13:04 gives him a fair chanse of making the kenyan trials.
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Also, from this meet Makhloufi got his 800m qualifier, a second faster than last time out, 1:45.33 behind Alfred Kipketer. Next time out I take it he'll be going for the 1500m qualifier.
Aisha Praught ran 4:06. A Japanese long jumper had a fine 8.32, and a shot putter from Luxembourg went 21.02.
800m Men ; Official result since 21:08
Photo finish picture
Rank Lane ID Name PB Team Cat Result Info
1 62 1206 KIPKETER ALFRED KEN Sen 1:45.05
2 51 1209 MAKHLOUFI TAOUFIK ALG Sen 1:45.33
3 71 1207 KIPRUTO COLLINS KEN Sen 1:45.38
4 41 1208 KOLOMBOS NORBERT KEN Jun 1:46.75
5 81 1214 ZAHAFI MOAD MAR Sen 1:46.98
6 31 1211 PLAUM MAARTEN NED Sen 1:47.46
7 21 1204 BAETEN STIJN BEL Sen 1:47.71
8 11 1212 VANDEPUTTE AURELE BEL Sen 1:48.12
9 22 1210 MARTINEZ SAUL ESP Sen 1:48.85
10 42 1205 CRESTAN ELIOTT BEL Sen 1:50.42
61 1213 VERBRUGHE DAVID FRA Sen DNF -
Cheserek has been in the states for 10 years, and he still does not have Citizenship?
That is inexcusable. He should have had 5 or 6 years ago.
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So after all the hoopla Cheserek is not even as good a Ben True?
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Only chance to compete for Kenya is that he goes to the Kenyan Trials and place among the 3 best. They have the same selection rules as USA .
Jsjsjsjs wrote:
That ranks him 3rd Kenyan. Why doesn’t he simply run for Kenya. He will be past his prime by the time he gets his US citizenship. -
Semiler wrote:
Very encouraging that he is fit several months ahead of the indoor season.
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Scorpion_runner wrote:
Cheserek has been in the states for 10 years, and he still does not have Citizenship?
That is inexcusable. He should have had 5 or 6 years ago.
What is the problem?
Such a long time usually means there is something wrong with the applicants background. -
Clearly Russian interference....Muller will straighten it all out on Wednesday~!
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The problem with Ches is that the Kenyans Trials will be at altitude, hot, dusty, and gangster.
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leosno wrote:
The problem with Ches is that the Kenyans Trials will be at altitude, hot, dusty, and gangster.
He needs to get over there and train and race and then he will make the team.
Exactly. That prissy stuff running up and down a highway and on an all weather track ain't helpin'. -
To all the doubters:
The King Hath Spoken -
he has been training at altitude since he turned pro but he has said he wants to compete only for the U.S.
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Ian Dobson 13:15, never forget. wrote:
To all the doubters:
The King Hath Spoken
King?
Can't even run faster than a white teenager from Norway
The king is dead long live the king. King Jakob -
Has Jakob won a race all year?
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Just stating the obvious wrote:
Scorpion_runner wrote:
Cheserek has been in the states for 10 years, and he still does not have Citizenship?
That is inexcusable. He should have had 5 or 6 years ago.
What is the problem?
Such a long time usually means there is something wrong with the applicants background.
He won’t get citizenship before 2020. Depending on the election outcome he’ll have a choice to make.
