Mohamed Katir racing to his third Spanish National record of the season,
on this occasion the men's 3,000 metres. In Monoco he set a time of
3:28.74 for the 1,5000m and in Florence ran the 5,000m in 12:50.79.
Both races were Diamond League events.
Also at Gateshead, in May, he won the Müller Grand Prix/Diamond League
5,000m race in 13:08.52.
2021 British Grand Prix / Diamond League.
Gateshead International Stadium, England.
1. Mohamed KATIR ESP 7:27.64 (NR)
2. Stewart McSWEYN AUS 7:28.94
3. Andrew BUTCHART GBR 7:35.18 (Scottish Record)
4. Jacob KROP KEN 7:35.34
5. Matthew RAMSDEN AUS 7:35.65
6. Patrick DEVER GBR 7:37.39
2020 Olympic Games Tokyo.
Final men's 5,000 metres.
1.
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Joshua Cheptegei
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Uganda |
12:58.15
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2.
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Mohammed Ahmed |
Canada |
12:58.61
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| 3. |
Paul Chelimo
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United States
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12:59.05
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SB
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4.
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Nicholas Kipkorir Kimeli
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Kenya
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12:59.17
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SB
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| 5. |
Jacob Kiplimo
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Uganda
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13:02.40
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6.
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Birhanu Balew
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Bahrain
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13:03.20
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7.
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Justyn Knight
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Canada
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13:04.38
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8.
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Mohamed Katir
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Spain
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13:06.60
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2022 World Championships. Oregon, U.S.A.
Final men's 1,500 metres.
1.
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Jake Wightman
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Great Britain & N.I. (GBR)
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3:29.23
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WL
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2.
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Jakob Ingebrigtsen
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Norway (NOR)
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3:29.47
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SB
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3.
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Mohamed Katir
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Spain (ESP)
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3:29.90
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SB
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4.
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Mario García
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Spain (ESP)
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3:30.20
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PB
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5.
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Josh Kerr
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Great Britain & N.I. (GBR)
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3:30.60
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SB
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6.
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Timothy Cheruiyot
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Kenya (KEN)
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3:30.69
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SB
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7.
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Abel Kipsang
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Kenya (KEN)
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3:31.21
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8.
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Teddese Lemi
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Ethiopia (ETH)
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3:32.98
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SB
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