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START LIST 1500 Metres Women - Final Portland (USA) World Indoor Championships 17-20 March 2016 START LIST 1500 Metres Women - Final RECORDS RESULT NAME COUNTRY AGE VENUE DATE World Indoor Record WIR 3:55.17 Genzebe DIBABA ETH 23 Karlsruhe (Europahalle) 1 Feb 2014 Championship Record CR 3:59.75 Gelete BURKA ETH 22 Valencia (Velódromo Luis Puig), ESP 9 Mar 2008 World Leading WL 3:56.46 Genzebe DIBABA ETH 25 Stockholm (Globe Arena) 17 Feb 2016 o = Outdoor performance 19 March 2016 19:18 START TIME ORDER BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH PERSONAL BEST SEASON BEST 1 771 Danuta URBANIK POL 24 Dec 89 4:07.95o 4:09.41 2 828 Brenda MARTINEZ USA 08 Sep 87 4:00.94o 4:04.58 3 725 Viola Cheptoo LAGAT KEN 01 Mar 89 4:04.10o 4:10.77 4 657 Axumawit EMBAYE ETH 18 Oct 94 4:02.35o 4:06.11 5 605 Melissa DUNCAN AUS 30 Jan 90 4:05.56o 4:06.93 6 744 Sifan HASSAN NED 01 Jan 93 3:56.05o 4:01.40 7 764 Renata PLIS POL 05 Feb 85 4:03.50o 4:07.38 8 659 Gudaf TSEGAY ETH 23 Jan 97 4:01.81 4:01.81 9 658 Dawit SEYAUM ETH 27 Jul 96 3:59.53o 4:00.28 ALL-TIME INDOOR TOP LIST SEASON INDOOR TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE DATE 3:55.17 Genzebe DIBABA (ETH) Karlsruhe (Europahalle) 1 Feb 14 3:56.46 Genzebe DIBABA (ETH) Stockholm (Globe Arena) 17 Feb 16 3:57.91 Abeba AREGAWI (SWE) Stockholm (Globe Arena) 6 Feb 14 4:00.28 Dawit SEYAUM (ETH) Boston (BU), MA 28 Feb 16 3:58.28 Elena SOBOLEVA (RUS) Moskva 18 Feb 06 4:01.40 Sifan HASSAN (NED) Glasgow (Emirates Arena) 20 Feb 16 3:59.75 Gelete BURKA (ETH) Valencia (Velódromo Luis Puig), ESP 9 Mar 08 4:01.81 Gudaf TSEGAY (ETH) Glasgow (Emirates Arena) 20 Feb 16 3:59.79 Maryam Yusuf JAMALValencia (BRN) (Velódromo Luis Puig), ESP 9 Mar 08 4:04.58 Brenda MARTINEZ (USA) Boston (Roxbury), MA 14 Feb 16 3:59.98 Regina JACOBS (USA) Boston (Roxbury), MA 1 Feb 03 4:06.11 Axumawit EMBAYE (ETH) Glasgow (Emirates Arena) 20 Feb 16 4:00.27 Doina MELINTE (ROU) East Rutherford, NJ 9 Feb 90 4:06.75 Kate GRACE (USA) Boston (Roxbury), MA 14 Feb 16 4:00.28 Dawit SEYAUM (ETH) Boston (BU), MA 28 Feb 16 4:06.89 Luiza GEGA (ALB) Istanbul (Ataköy Arena) 27 Feb 16 4:00.46 Sifan HASSAN (NED) Stockholm (Globe Arena) 19 Feb 15 4:06.93 Melissa DUNCAN (AUS) Boston (Roxbury), MA 14 Feb 16 4:00.72 Natalya GORELOVA (RUS) Moskva 27 Feb 03 4:07.30 Shannon ROWBURY (USA) New York (Armory), NY 20 Feb 16 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data Processing by CANON AT-1500-W-f----.SL2..v1 Issued at 14:05 on Friday, 18 March 2016 Official IAAF Partners.
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