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Istanbul (TUR) World Indoor Championships From Friday 9 March to Sunday 11 March 2012 RESULTS 1500 Metres Men - Final RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE DATE VENUE World Record 3:31.18 Hicham EL GUERROUJ MAR 22 2 Feb 1997 Stuttgart Championships Record 3:33.77 Haile GEBRSELASSIE ETH 25 7 Mar 1999 Maebashi World Leading 3:34.10 Abdalaati IGUIDER MAR 24 14 Feb 2012 Liévin TIME Start 19:01 10 March 2012 PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH ORDER RESULT 1 197 Abdalaati IGUIDER MAR 25 Mar 87 1 3:45.21 2 298 Ilham Tanui ÖZBILEN TUR 05 Mar 90 3 3:45.35 3 101 Mekonnen GEBREMEDHIN ETH 11 Oct 88 2 3:45.90 4 103 Aman WOTE ETH 18 Apr 84 5 3:47.02 5 78 Ayanleh SOULEIMAN DJI 03 Dec 92 6 3:47.35 6 185 Silas KIPLAGAT KEN 20 Aug 89 4 3:47.42 7 316 Matthew CENTROWITZ USA 18 Oct 89 9 3:47.42 8 84 Francisco Javier ABAD ESP 18 Aug 81 7 3:48.14 9 198 Amine LAALOU MAR 13 May 82 8 3:49.14 INTERMEDIATE TIMES 200m 197 Abdalaati IGUIDER 30.96 400m 197 Abdalaati IGUIDER 1:04.78 600m 197 Abdalaati IGUIDER 1:38.89 800m 197 Abdalaati IGUIDER 2:09.59 1000m 197 Abdalaati IGUIDER 2:39.20 1200m 298 Ilham Tanui ÖZBILEN 3:05.65 1400m 298 Ilham Tanui ÖZBILEN 3:31.48 ALL-TIME TOP LIST SEASON TOP LIST RESULT NAME Venue DATE RESULT NAME Venue DATE 3:31.18 Hicham EL GUERROUJ (MAR) Stuttgart 2 Feb 97 3:34.10 Abdalaati IGUIDER (MAR) Liévin 14 Feb 12 3:31.76 Haile GEBRSELASSIE (ETH) Stuttgart 1 Feb 98 3:34.65 Bethwell BIRGEN (KEN) Karlsruhe 12 Feb 12 3:32.11 Laban ROTICH (KEN) Stuttgart 1 Feb 98 3:34.70 Nixon Kiplimo CHEPSEBA (KEN) Birmingham, GBR 18 Feb 12 3:33.08 Daniel Kipchirchir KOMEN (KEN) Karlsruhe 13 Feb 05 3:34.76 Ilham Tanui ÖZBILEN (TUR) Karlsruhe 12 Feb 12 3:33.10 Deresse MEKONNEN (ETH) Birmingham, GBR 20 Feb 10 3:34.89 Mekonnen GEBREMEDHIN (ETH) Birmingham, GBR 18 Feb 12 3:33.17 Vénuste NIYONGABO (BDI) Liévin 22 Feb 98 3:35.26 Silas KIPLAGAT (KEN) Liévin 14 Feb 12 3:33.23 Augustine Kiprono CHOGE (KEN) Birmingham, GBR 19 Feb 11 3:35.49 Ismael Kipngetich KOMBICH (KEN) Liévin 14 Feb 12 3:33.32 Andrés Manuel DÍAZ (ESP) Pireás 24 Feb 99 3:36.20 Bernard LAGAT (USA) Birmingham, GBR 18 Feb 12 3:33.34 Bernard LAGAT (KEN) Fayetteville, AR 11 Feb 05 3:36.43 Collins CHEBOI (KEN) Karlsruhe 12 Feb 12 3:33.96 Haron KEITANY (KEN) Gent 8 Feb 09 3:36.88 Mohamad AL-GARNI (QAT) Düsseldorf 10 Feb 12 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO AT-1500-M-f--1--.RS1..v1 Issued at 19:08 on Saturday, 10 March 2012 Official IAAF Partners.

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