1992 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships

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1992 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships
Organisers IAAF
Edition 1st
Date September 19-20
Host city
Newcastle upon Tyne to South Shields, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Nations participating 36
Athletes participating 204
Races 3

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The 1st IAAF World Half Marathon Championships was held on September 19 and 20, 2001 in Tyneside, UK, and was run simultaneously with that year's Great North Run. A total of 204 athletes, 96 men, 84 women and 24 juniors, from 36 countries took part.
Complete results were published.[1]


Though this competition was the first of its kind, it followed on from the 1991 IAAF World Women's Road Race Championships, which was held over the 15K distance.




Contents






  • 1 Medallists


  • 2 Race Results


    • 2.1 Men's


    • 2.2 Women's


    • 2.3 Junior Men's




  • 3 Team Results


    • 3.1 Men's


    • 3.2 Women's


    • 3.3 Junior Men's (Boys)




  • 4 Participation


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Medallists

































































Event
 Gold
 Silver
 Bronze

Individual
Men
 Benson Masya (KEN)
 1:00:24
 Antonio Silio (ARG)
 1:00:40
 Boay Akonay (TAN)
 1:00:45
Junior (Boys)
 Kassa Tadesse (ETH)
 1:04:51
 Meck Mothuli (RSA)
 1:05:01
 Francesco Ingargiola (ITA)
 1:05:18
Women
 Liz McColgan (GBR)
 1:08:53
 Megumi Fujiwara (JPN)
 1:09:21
 Rosanna Munerotto (ITA)
 1:09:38

Team
Team Men
 Kenya
 3:02:25
 United Kingdom
 3:04:54
 Brazil
 3:05:56
Team Junior (Boys)
 Italy
 3:17:39
 Ethiopia
 3:18:56
 South Africa
 3:20:04
Team Women
 Japan
 3:30:39
 United Kingdom
 3:33:03
 Romania
 3:33:27


Race Results



Men's










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Rank Athlete Nationality Time Notes
1st, gold medalist(s) Benson Masya
 Kenya
 1:00:24
2nd, silver medalist(s) Antonio Silio
 Argentina
 1:00:40
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Boay Akonay
 Tanzania
 1:00:45
4 Lameck Aguta
 Kenya
 1:00:55
5 Joseph Keino
 Kenya
 1:01:06
6 Dave Lewis
 Great Britain
 1:01:17
7 Artur Castro
 Brazil
 1:01:18
8 Alejandro Gómez
 Spain
 1:01:20
9 Cosmas Ndeti
 Kenya
 1:01:34
10 Paul Evans
 Great Britain
 1:01:38
11 Xolile Yawa
 South Africa
 1:01:48
12 Antonio Peña
 Spain
 1:01:48
13 Koichi Fujita
 Japan
 1:01:53
14 Francesco Panetta
 Italy
 1:01:55
15 Malcolm Norwood
 Australia
 1:01:56
16 Carl Thackery
 Great Britain
 1:01:59
17 William Reifsnyder
 United States
 1:02:00
18 Luca Barzaghi
 Italy
 1:02:06
19 Junji Haraguchi
 Japan
 1:02:08
20 Ronaldo da Costa
 Brazil
 1:02:10
21 Pascal Fetizon
 France
 1:02:11
22 Melese Feissa
 Ethiopia
 1:02:14
23 Kamal Kohil
 Algeria
 1:02:25
24 Delmir dos Santos
 Brazil
 1:02:28
25 Severino Bernardini
 Italy
 1:02:28
26 Mark Flint
 Great Britain
 1:02:29
27 Kenjiro Jitsui
 Japan
 1:02:33
28 Vincenzo Modica
 Italy
 1:02:33
29 John Vermeule
 Netherlands
 1:02:33
30 Bertrand Itsweire
 France
 1:02:37
31 Steve Brace
 Great Britain
 1:02:38
32 Róbert Štefko
 Czechoslovakia
 1:02:41
33 Luigi Di Lello
 Italy
 1:02:48
34 Hiroshi Tako
 Japan
 1:02:51
35 James Kariuki
 Kenya
 1:02:55
36 Marti ten Kate
 Netherlands
 1:02:57
37 Meshack Mogotsi
 South Africa
 1:03:03
38 Hendrik Thukwane
 South Africa
 1:03:04
39 Alberto Juzdado
 Spain
 1:03:08
40 Didier Bernard
 France
 1:03:12
41 Philippe Rémond
 France
 1:03:24
42 Gerard Kappert
 Netherlands
 1:03:33
43 Naoto Suzuki
 Japan
 1:03:33
44 Steffen Dittmann
 Germany
 1:03:34
45 Carlos Bautista
 Mexico
 1:03:46
46 Sid-Ali Sakhri
 Algeria
 1:03:46
47 Wolde Silasse Melkessa
 Ethiopia
 1:03:47
48 Rafael Zepeda
 Mexico
 1:03:57
49 Ronny Ligneel
 Belgium
 1:03:59
50 Rodrigo Gavela
 Spain
 1:03:59
51 Gert Thys
 South Africa
 1:04:03
52 Mirko Vindiš
 Slovenia
 1:04:04
53 Bjørn Nordheggen
 Norway
 1:04:06
54 Frank Bjørkli
 Norway
 1:04:08
55 Azzedine Sakhri
 Algeria
 1:04:16
56 Kurt Stenzel
 Germany
 1:04:24
57 Kidane Gebrmichael
 Ethiopia
 1:04:25
58 Chad Bennion
 United States
 1:04:30
59 Igor Šalamun
 Slovenia
 1:04:31
60 Noel Berkeley
 Ireland
 1:04:35
61 Walter af Donner
 Sweden
 1:04:38
62 Martin Vrábel
 Czechoslovakia
 1:04:39
63 Benjamin McIntosh
 United States
 1:04:39
64 Roy Dooney
 Ireland
 1:04:41
65 Antonio Rapisarda
 France
 1:04:45
66 Axel Krippschock
 Germany
 1:04:45
67 Mohamed Selmi
 Algeria
 1:04:50
68 Roman Kejžar
 Slovenia
 1:04:51
69 Jan van Rijthoven
 Netherlands
 1:04:52
70 Chaouki Achour
 Algeria
 1:04:53
71 Matthews Motshwarateu
 South Africa
 1:04:54
72 Amit Neʼeman
 Israel
 1:04:56
73 Evaldo Souza
 Brazil
 1:04:59
74 Zachariah Ditetso
 Botswana
 1:05:20
75 Ole Hansen
 Denmark
 1:05:23
76 Rainer Wachenbrunner
 Germany
 1:05:24
77 Jan Korevaar
 Netherlands
 1:05:46
78 Gerry Healy
 Ireland
 1:05:46
79 Juan Antonio Crespo
 Spain
 1:05:47
80 Peter Troldborg
 Denmark
 1:05:48
81 Terje Näss
 Norway
 1:05:51
82 Roger Bjørkli
 Norway
 1:05:52
83 Haji Bulbula
 Ethiopia
 1:05:55
84 Demeke Bekele
 Ethiopia
 1:06:03
85 Ángel Vizcarrondo
 Puerto Rico
 1:06:07
86 Herman Decoux
 Belgium
 1:06:12
87 Tom Maher
 Ireland
 1:06:22
88 Chris Fox
 United States
 1:06:52
89 Kelekwang Sera
 Botswana
 1:07:26
90 Marc Ruell
 Belgium
 1:08:16
91 Gerard Assoman
 Ivory Coast
 1:08:27
92 Soro Bassirima
 Ivory Coast
 1:09:13
93 Kabo Gabaseme
 Botswana
 1:12:15
94 Salvador García
 Mexico
 1:13:19
— Aivar Tsarski
 Estonia
 DNF
— Mark Plaatjes
 United States
 DNF


Women's




















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Rank Athlete Nationality Time Notes
1st, gold medalist(s) Liz McColgan
 Great Britain
 1:08:53
2nd, silver medalist(s) Megumi Fujiwara
 Japan
 1:09:21
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Rosanna Munerotto
 Italy
 1:09:38
4 Anuța Cătună
 Romania
 1:10:25
5 Miyoko Asahina
 Japan
 1:10:27
6 Fatuma Roba
 Ethiopia
 1:10:28
7 Eriko Asai
 Japan
 1:10:51
8 Birgit Jerschabek
 Germany
 1:10:53
9 Nadezhda Ilyina
 Commonwealth of Independent States
 1:10:58
10 Iulia Negura
 Romania
 1:10:59
11 Akari Takemoto
 Japan
 1:11:01
12 Andrea Wallace
 Great Britain
 1:11:21
13 Päivi Tikkanen
 Finland
 1:11:22
14 Gordon Bloch
 United States
 1:11:34
15 Joy Smith
 United States
 1:11:43
16 Colleen de Reuck
 South Africa
 1:11:46
17 Alena Peterková
 Czechoslovakia
 1:11:53
18 Annick Clouvel
 France
 1:11:59
19 Aurica Buia
 Romania
 1:12:03
20 Diane Bussa
 United States
 1:12:15
21 Bente Moe
 Norway
 1:12:20
22 Marjan Freriks
 Netherlands
 1:12:23
23 Martha Ernstdóttir
 Iceland
 1:12:25
24 Maria Guida
 Italy
 1:12:26
25 Galina Ikonnikova
 Commonwealth of Independent States
 1:12:27
26 Hilde Stavik
 Norway
 1:12:29
27 Judit Nagy
 Hungary
 1:12:43
28 Rizoneide Vanderley
 Brazil
 1:12:46
29 Carla Beurskens
 Netherlands
 1:12:46
30 Tatyana Titova
 Commonwealth of Independent States
 1:12:48
31 Suzanne Rigg
 Great Britain
 1:12:49
32 Emma Scaunich
 Italy
 1:12:53
33 Ritva Lemettinen
 Finland
 1:12:57
34 Kerstin Pressler
 Germany
 1:13:00
35 Wanda Panfil
 Poland
 1:13:01
36 Dominique Le Pechoux
 France
 1:13:09
37 Marian Sutton
 Great Britain
 1:13:09
38 Adriana Barbu
 Romania
 1:13:14
39 Rocío Ríos
 Spain
 1:13:23
40 Susanne Nedergaard
 Denmark
 1:13:25
41 Gabriela Wolf
 Germany
 1:13:28
42 Grete Kirkeberg
 Norway
 1:13:30
43 Jane Welzel
 United States
 1:13:30
44 Tatyana Pentukova
 Commonwealth of Independent States
 1:13:45
45 Ana Isabel Alonso
 Spain
 1:13:49
46 Nicole Whiteford
 South Africa
 1:13:53
47 balram maddheshiya
 Ireland
 1:13:57
48 Debbi Morris
 United States
 1:13:58 -
 49 Odile Ohier
 France
 1:14:04
50 Marianne van de Linde
 Netherlands
 1:14:06
51 Grace de Oliveira
 South Africa
 1:14:07
52 Soledad Castro Soliño
 Spain
 1:14:08
53 Anita Palshøj
 Denmark
 1:14:10
54 Anne van Schuppen
 Netherlands
 1:14:14
55 Isabella Moretti
  Switzerland
 1:14:25
56 Silva Vivod
 Slovenia
 1:14:25
57 Viviany de Oliveira
 Brazil
 1:14:29
58 Sally Eastall
 Great Britain
 1:14:33
59 Andrea Fleischer
 Germany
 1:15:17
60 Maria Lelut
 France
 1:15:25
61 Sonja Laxton
 South Africa
 1:15:26
62 Emebet Abossa
 Ethiopia
 1:15:29
63 María Luisa Muñoz
 Spain
 1:15:44
64 Nelly Glauser
  Switzerland
 1:15:58
65 Sara Romé
 Sweden
 1:16:07
66 Jocelyne Villeton
 France
 1:16:19
67 Carmen Mingorance
 Spain
 1:16:39
68 Marlie Marutiak
 Netherlands
 1:16:47
69 Márta Visnyei
 Hungary
 1:16:51
70 Gadissie Edato
 Ethiopia
 1:17:09
71 Myriam Dumont
 Belgium
 1:17:11
72 Christine Smith
 Ireland
 1:17:13
73 Cathy Smith
 Ireland
 1:17:32
74 Anette Nielsen
 Denmark
 1:17:37
75 Marie-Christine Deurbroeck
 Belgium
 1:18:21
76 Karen Gobby
 Australia
 1:18:24
77 Mazal Shalom
 Israel
 1:18:27
78 Fikirte Gebremichael
 Ethiopia
 1:18:29
79 Debbie van Rensburg
 South Africa
 1:19:33
80 Frances Murphy
 Ireland
 1:20:42
81 Mary Brayley
 Ireland
 1:21:08
82 Viviane Van Buggenhout
 Belgium
 1:24:52
— Kelly Lopes dos Santos/de Oliveira
 Brazil
 DNF
— Ann-Catrin Nordman
 Finland
 DNF


Junior Men's


















































































































































































Rank Athlete Nationality Time Notes
1st, gold medalist(s) Kassa Tadesse
 Ethiopia
 1:04:51
2nd, silver medalist(s) Meck Mothuli
 South Africa
 1:05:01
3rd, bronze medalist(s) Francesco Ingargiola
 Italy
 1:05:18
4 Salvatore Orgiana
 Italy
 1:05:40
5 Zeryihun Bekele
 Ethiopia
 1:06:26
6 Isaac Radebe
 South Africa
 1:06:36
7 Ottaviano Andriani
 Italy
 1:06:41
8 Matteo Palumbo
 Italy
 1:07:12
9 Tesfaye Etecha
 Ethiopia
 1:07:39
10 Henno Haava
 Estonia
 1:07:44
11 Enoch Skosana
 South Africa
 1:08:27
12 Marcel Matanin
 Czechoslovakia
 1:09:04
13 Rain Miljan
 Estonia
 1:09:11
14 Dirk Berger
 Germany
 1:09:18
15 Péter Werner
 Hungary
 1:09:48
16 Zsolt Füleki
 Hungary
 1:10:09
17 Yared Kebede
 Ethiopia
 1:10:15
18 Christoph Melcher
 Germany
 1:10:41
19 Jesús Alvarado
 Spain
 1:11:49
20 Jan Diekow
 Germany
 1:13:11
21 Dirk Schinkoreit
 Germany
 1:13:51
22 János Bohus
 Hungary
 1:14:15
23 Tobias Lindenmayer
 Germany
 1:14:15
— Maurizio Gemetto
 Italy
 DNF


Team Results



Men's



























































































































Rank Country Team Time
1st, gold medalist(s)
 Kenya
Benson Masya
Lameck Aguta
Joseph Keino
 3:02:25
2nd, silver medalist(s)
 Great Britain
Dave Lewis
Paul Evans
Carl Thackery
 3:04:54
3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 Brazil
Artur Castro
Ronaldo da Costa
Delmir dos Santos
 3:05:56
4
 Spain
Alejandro Gómez
Antonio Peña
Alberto Juzdado
 3:06:16
5
 Italy
Francesco Panetta
Luca Barzaghi
Severino Bernardini
 3:06:29
6
 Japan
Koichi Fujita
Junji Haraguchi
Kenjiro Jitsui
 3:06:34
7
 South Africa
Xolile Yawa
Meshack Mogotsi
Hendrik Thukwane
 3:07:55
8
 France
Pascal Fetizon
Bertrand Itsweire
Didier Bernard
 3:08:00
9
 Netherlands
John Vermeule
Martin ten Kate
Gerard Kappert
 3:09:03
10
 Ethiopia
Melese Feissa
Wolde Silasse Melkessa
Kidane Gebrmichael
 3:10:26
11
 Algeria
Kamal Kohil
Sid-Ali Sakhri
Azzedine Sakhri
 3:10:27
12
 United States
William Reifsnyder
Chad Bennion
Benjamin McIntosh
 3:11:09
13
 Germany
Steffen Dittmann
Kurt Stenzel
Axel Krippschock
 3:12:43
14
 Slovenia
Mirko Vindiš
Igor Šalamun
Roman Kejžar
 3:13:26
15
 Norway
Bjørn Nordheggen
Frank Bjørkli
Terje Näss
 3:14:05
16
 Ireland
Noel Berkeley
Roy Dooney
Gerry Healy
 3:15:02
17
 Belgium
Ronny Ligneel
Herman Decoux
Marc Ruell
 3:18:27
18
 Mexico
Carlos Bautista
Rafael Zepeda
Salvador García
 3:21:02
19
 Botswana
Zachariah Ditetso
Kelekwang Sera
Kabo Gabaseme
 3:25:01


Women's





















































































































Rank Country Team Time
1st, gold medalist(s)
 Japan
Megumi Fujiwara
Miyoko Asahina
Eriko Asai
 3:30:39
2nd, silver medalist(s)
 Great Britain
Liz McColgan
Andrea Wallace
Suzanne Rigg
 3:33:03
3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 Romania
Anuța Cătună
Iulia Negura
Aurica Buia
 3:33:27
4
 Italy
Rosanna Munerotto
Maria Guida
Emma Scaunich
 3:34:57
5
 United States
Gordon Bloch
Joy Smith
Diane Bussa
 3:35:32
6
 Commonwealth of Independent States
Nadezhda Ilyina
Galina Ikonnikova
Tatyana Titova
 3:36:13
7
 Germany
Birgit Jerschabek
Kerstin Pressler
Gabriela Wolf
 3:37:21
8
 Norway
Bente Moe
Hilde Stavik
Grete Kirkeberg
 3:38:19
9
 France
Annick Clouvel
Dominique Le Pechoux
Odile Ohier
 3:39:12
10
 Netherlands
Marjan Freriks
Carla Beurskens
Marianne van de Linde
 3:39:15
11
 South Africa
Colleen de Reuck
Nicole Whiteford
Grace de Oliveira
 3:39:46
12
 Spain
Rocío Ríos
Ana Isabel Alonso
Soledad Castro Soliño
 3:41:20
13
 Ethiopia
Fatuma Roba
Emebet Abossa
Gadissie Edato
 3:43:06
14
 Denmark
Susanne Nedergaard
Anita Palshøj
Anette Nielsen
 3:45:12
15
 Ireland
Ursula Noctor
Christine Smith
Cathy Smith
 3:48:42
16
 Belgium
Myriam Dumont
Marie-Christine Deurbroeck
Viviane Van Buggenhout
 4:00:24
—
 Brazil
Rizoneide Vanderley
Viviany de Oliveira
Kelly Lopes dos Santos/de Oliveira
 DNF
—
 Finland
Päivi Tikkanen
Ritva Lemettinen
Ann-Catrin Nordman
 DNF


Junior Men's (Boys)







































Rank Country Team Time
1st, gold medalist(s)
 Italy
Francesco Ingargiola
Salvatore Orgiana
Ottaviano Andriani
 3:17:39
2nd, silver medalist(s)
 Ethiopia
Kassa Tadesse
Zeryihun Bekele
Tesfaye Etecha
 3:18:56
3rd, bronze medalist(s)
 South Africa
Meck Mothuli
Isaac Radebe
Enoch Skosana
 3:20:04
4
 Germany
Dirk Berger
Christoph Melcher
Jan Diekow
 3:33:10
5
 Hungary
Péter Werner
Zsolt Füleki
János Bohus
 3:34:12


Participation


The participation of 204 athletes (120 men/84 women) from 36 countries is reported.[1]












See also


  • 1992 in athletics (track and field)


References





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