Samuel Tefera winning the 1500 metres for the second time (2018).
2022 World Indoor Championships.
Belgrade, Serbia.
Final men's 1500m
1.
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Samuel
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Tefera
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Ethiopia
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3:32.77
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CR
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| 2. |
Jakob |
Ingebrigtsen
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Norway
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3:33.02
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| 3. |
Abel |
Kipsang
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Kenya
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3:33.36
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SB
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| 4. |
Teddese |
Lemi
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Ethiopia
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3:33.59
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SB
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| 5. |
Oliver |
Hoare
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Australia
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3:34.36
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SB
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| 6. |
Neil |
Gourley
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Great Britain
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3:35.87
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Samuel Tefra winning the men's 1,500 metres World Indoors
Championship, in Birmingham (UK), from Poland's Marcin
Lewandowski. 4th March 2018
| 1. |
Samuel Tefera |
Ethiopia
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3:58.19 |
| 2. |
Marcin Lewandowski
|
Poland
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3:58.39 |
| 3. |
Abdelaati Iguider
|
Morocco
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3:58.43 |
| 4. |
Aman Wote |
Ethiopia |
3:58.64
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| 5. |
Ben Blankenship |
United States
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3:58.89 |
| 6. |
Jake Wightman
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Great Britain
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3:58.91 |
Almost a year later on the same track in Birmingham Samuel Tefera
broke Hicham El Guerrouj's 22-year-old 1500m indoor world record
with a time of 3:31.04 bettering El Guerrouj's previous
mark of 3:31.18, set in Stuttgart in 1997. (16th. February 2019.)