The crowd at Le Charléty gets treated to the excitement of the Men's 3000m Steeplechase. The Star-Studded Field featured seventeen athletes with two Pace Makers, so, a total of nineteen runners, seventeen of them Tokyo 2020 Olympians, nine of them Olympic Finalists, among them: Olympic Champion Soufiane El Bakkali (Morocco), Olympic Bronze Medalist Benjamin Kigen (Kenya), the following runner did not participate in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but, nonetheless a runner of high importance: 2016 Olympic Champion as well as the Reigning World Champion Conseslus Kipruto (you must see his resume to believe it, a Supernova indeed).
WL = World Leading = best mark obtained worldwide in the current season
SB = Seasons Best
DNF = Did Not Finish
The Competitors in the Men's 3000m Steeplechase, and their Finishing Times:
1. Benjamin Kigen (Kenya, WL), 8:07.12
2. Abraham Kibiwot (Kenya), 8:09.35
3. Leonard Kipkemoi Bett (Kenya, SB), 8:10.21
4. Getnet Wale (Ethiopia), 8:13.31
5. Matthew Hughes (Canada), 8:13.77
6. Yemane Haileselassie (Erithrea), 8:15.24
7. Osama Zoghlami (Italy), 8:17.24
8. Ahmed Agdelwahed (Italy), 8:19.14
9. Hillary Bor (USA), 8:21.02
10. Abrham Sime (Ethiopia), 8:23.35
11. Mehdi Belhadj (France), 8:34.29
12. Abdelhamid Zerrifi (France), 8:37.97
13. Topi Raitanen (Finland), 8:42.00
14. Mohamed Tindouft (Morocco), 8:46.82
15. Fernando Carro (Spain), DNF
16. Soufiane El Bakkali (Morocco), DNF
17. Conseslus Kipruto (Kenya), DNF
18. Sebastián Martos (Spain, Pace Maker), DNF
19. Ala Zoghlami (Italy, Pace Maker), DNF
This is a long list, if anyone wants to debate it (or debate the info I posted), please drop me a line.
Video Editing & Research by: Yours Truly, Carlos G. Monzon-Guzman
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