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Sapporo Odori Park Athletics 札幌大通公園 陸上競技 / Athlétisme Parc Sapporo Odori Men's Marathon 男子マラソン / Marathon - hommes SUN 8 AUG 2021 Final Start Time 07:00 決勝 / Finale Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée WORLD RECORD 2:01:39 KIPCHOGE Eliud KEN Berlin (GER) 16 SEP 2018 OLYMPIC RECORD 2:06:32 WANJIRU Samuel KEN Beijing (CHN) 24 AUG 2008 NOC World Order Athlete Bib Name Code Date of Birth PB SB Ranking Personal Details General Interest Tokyo 2020 Results 1 1668 ULAD Adbi Hakin DEN 14 JUN 1991 2:11:03 473 Height: - Finished 35th at 2016 OG. Placed 13th at 2017 WCh. DNF at 2018 European Ch. Finished 7th at 2019 Fukuoka Marathon. In other events - bronze in 10,000m at 2013 U23 European Ch. In 2001, he moved from Somalia to Denmark with his aunt and her children and claimed refugee asylum in Skibby, Denmark. He obtained Danish citizenship in 2010. He runs up to 220km a week. 2 1164 IRABARUTA Olivier BDI 25 AUG 1990 2:09:48 388 Height: - Did not finish at 2019 WCh. In other events - finished 34th in 5000m at 2016 OG, 29th in 2012. Finished 27th in 10,000m at 2016 OG. Finished 2nd in 3000m at Meeting de Atletismo Madrid in 2016. Finished 10th in 10,000m at 2015 African Games, DNS in 5000m. He is coached by Adrien Sabukiza. His club is US Quercia Trentingrana in Rovereto, Italy, where he lives. 3 1510 YANG Shaohui CHN 9 JUL 1992 2:11:19 2:11:19 348 Height: - Finished 20th at 2019 WCh. Placed 7th at 2017 Asian Marathon Ch. Finished 8th at 2019 Beijing Marathon, 9th in 2014. He showed a talent for running as a child. He did not do well in his studies, so his Physical Education trainer recommended that he should train for running. At the age of 18, he was scouted by a coach and embarked on his sporting career. 4 1199 NAERT Koen BEL 3 SEP 1989 2:07:39 61 Height: - Finished 22nd at 2016 OG. Gold at 2018 European Ch. Finished 7th at 2019 Rotterdam Marathon, 10th in 2017. Placed 8th in 2017 New York Marathon. Placed 7th at 2015 Berlin Marathon. His wife Elise always writes messages of encouragement on his water bottles. During the 2019 Rotterdam Marathon, he read a message from his son which his wife had written, saying 'Come on, daddy, you can do it!'. 5 2815 SHIM Jungsub KOR 21 FEB 1991 2:11:24 2:11:24 383 Height: - Finished 137th at 2016 OG. Placed 7th at 2019 Seoul Marathon, 12th in 2016, 10th in 2014. Finished 10th at 2014 Asian Games. He began focusing on marathon after watching the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, People's Republic of China. 'For me, marathon is the only hope.' 6 3713 KIPROTICH Stephen UGA 27 FEB 1989 2:06:33 2:09:04 243 Height: - Gold at 2012 OG, 14th in 2016. Gold at 2013 WCh, 18th in 2019, 8th in 2011. He became the first Ugandan athlete to win gold in marathon at an OG when he claimed victory at the 2012 Games in London. He was only the second athlete representing UGA to have won Olympic gold, joining John AKII-BUA, who won men's 400m hurdles at 1972 OG. 'Now I say I can die a champion, I cannot die a useless man.' Note: World Ranking as of 22 July 2020. Legend: PB Personal Best SB Season Best OG Olympic Games ATHMMARATHON----------FNL-000100--_N59A 1 Report created Sun 8 Aug 2021 1:18 Page 1 / 15 Sapporo Odori Park Athletics 札幌大通公園 陸上競技 / Athlétisme Parc Sapporo Odori Men's Marathon 男子マラソン / Marathon - hommes SUN 8 AUG 2021 Final Start Time 07:00 決勝 / Finale Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée NOC World Order Athlete Bib Name Code Date of Birth PB SB Ranking Personal Details General Interest Tokyo 2020 Results 7 3104 ROBERTSON Zane NZL 14 NOV 1989 2:08:19 - Height: - Gold at 2019 Oceania Road Ch. Bronze at 2019 Gold Coast Marathon. In other events - bronze in 5000m at 2014 CWG. Finished 2nd in 2 miles race at 2014 Birmingham Grand Prix. In 2007 at age 17, he and his twin brother Jake ROBERTSON (NZL) moved from New Zealand to Kenya to train. 'Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.' 8 2170 PETROS Amanal GER 17 MAY 1995 2:07:18 252 Height: - Finished 16th at 2020 Valencia Marathon. In other events - silver in 10,000m at 2019 European Cup. Silver in 10,000m at 2017 U23 European Ch. Born in Eritrea, he and his mother left when he was age two and moved to Ethiopia. In 2012 he travelled to Germany as a refugee, and in July 2015 he gained citizenship. Proudest moment was placing second at the 2019 European 10,000m Cup in London, England. 9 3193 GARDZIELEWSKI Arkadiusz POL 12 JUN 1986 2:10:31 2:10:31 344 Height: - Finished 21st at 2018 European Ch. Placed 6th at 2017 Ottawa Marathon, 15th at 2013 Berlin Marathon, 10th at 2012 Vienna Marathon. In other events - 5th in team marathon at 2018 European Ch. In mid- 2019 he began working with coach Ryszard MARCZAK, having trained by himself since 2016. 'I had become a father and wanted to spend more time with my son, instead of working on training plans.' 10 1799 LAMDASSEM Ayad ESP 11 OCT 1981 2:06:35 214 Height: - DNF at 2017, 2013 WCh. Finished 12th at 2020 Valencia Marathon. 11th at 2017 London Marathon. Finished 8th at Fukuoka and 9th at London in 2013. In other events - 23rd in 10,000m at 2012 OG, 24th in 2008. As a Muslim, he has to adjust his training to his religious beliefs. 'I never stop training, even during Ramadan, time that I use to train for cross. I just have to train with less intensity.' 11 2176 RINGER Richard GER 27 FEB 1989 2:08:49 2:08:49 307 Height: - Finished 17th at 2021 Xiamen Marathon & Tuscany Camp Global Elite Race. Placed 36th at 2020 Valencia Marathon. In other events - bronze in 3000m at 2017 Indoor European Ch, gold in 10,000m at 2018 European Cup. After the 2020 OG in Tokyo were postponed, he brought forward a planned switch from the 5000m to running the marathon. 12 3124 CASTEL BLANCO Jorge PAN 23 SEP 1987 2:09:49 - Height: - Finished 134th at 2016 OG. DNF at 2017 WCh. Placed 27th at 2020 Valencia Marathon. In other events - finished 6th in half marathon at 2011 Central American and Caribbean Ch, DNF in 10,000m at 2012 Central American Ch. Became the first marathon runner to represent Panama in an Olympics at 2016 OG. Goal is to finish in top 20 at Tokyo 2020. 13 2706 NAKAMURA Shogo JPN 16 SEP 1992 2:08:16 459 Height: - Finished 15th in 2019 Tokyo Marathon. Placed 4th in 2018 Berlin Marathon. Finished 7th at 2018 Lake Biwa Marathon. Biggest influence is his coach, Hiroaki OYAGI (JPN). 'When Tokyo won the bid to host the 2020 Olympic Games in my third year of university, he suggested we prepare for the event together. I felt that I would be able to reach my Olympic dream with him.' Note: World Ranking as of 22 July 2020. Legend: PB Personal Best SB Season Best OG Olympic Games ATHMMARATHON----------FNL-000100--_N59A 1 Report created Sun 8 Aug 2021 1:18 Page 2 / 15 Sapporo Odori Park Athletics 札幌大通公園 陸上競技 / Athlétisme Parc Sapporo Odori Men's Marathon 男子マラソン / Marathon - hommes SUN 8 AUG 2021 Final Start Time 07:00 決勝 / Finale Extended Start List 拡張スタートリスト / Liste de départ détaillée NOC World Order Athlete Bib Name Code Date of Birth PB SB Ranking Personal Details General Interest Tokyo 2020 Results 14 2369 AMARE Girmaw ISR 26 OCT 1987 2:07:28 2:07:50 170 Height: - Finished 62nd at 2017 WCh. Placed 11th at 2020 Sevilla, 7th at 2019 Prague. In other events - placed 39th in half marathon at At 2020 World Half Marathon Ch, 7th in team event. At age 13, he listened to radio coverage of Ethiopian athletes at 2000 OG on a school radio and dreamed of one day being an Olympian. 'But I wanted to represent Israel. Ethiopian Jews are never afraid of big dreams.' 15 1428 HOFBAUER Trevor CAN 8 MAR 1992 2:09:51 472 Height: - Finished 7th at 2019 Toronto Marathon, 9th in 2017. In other events - 12th in team long distance event at 2017 World Cross Country Ch. 'Running is like meditating. It's like having a break from a busy day. There's often a lot going on and I have a big social network that I'm involved with. So when someone asks to run with me, I usually politely turn them down. I really like my alone time.' 16 1314 da SILVA Daniel Chaves BRA 10 JUL 1988 2:11:10 498 Height: - Finished 14th at 2019 London Marathon. In other events - DNF in 2013, 2009 at World Cross Country Ch. DNF in 10,000m at 2013 South American Ch or in 10,000m at 2015 PanAm Games. Finished 16th at Junior World Ch in 2006. Took up running because he did not have enough money for public transport. Missing 2016 OG hit him hard and he contemplated suicide in 2018. He was later diagnosed as bipolar. 17 2886 EL GOUMRI Othmane MAR 28 MAY 1992 2:06:18 2:06:18 129 Height: - Finished 3rd in Xiamen Marathon & Tuscany Camp Global Elite Race.
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