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Muller British Athletics Championships Manchester Regional Arena From Friday 25 June to Sunday 27 June 2021 Men 's 1500 Metres LETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Final RESULTS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 26 June 2021 TIME TEMPERATURE Start 15:38 14°C 78 % Olympic Qualifying 3:35.00 MARK COMPETITOR NAT AGE Record Date WR3:26.00 Hicham EL GUERROUJ MAR 23 14 Jul 1998 NR3:28.81 Mo FARAH GBR 30 19 Jul 2013 CR3:35.93 John GLADWIN GBR 23 21 Jun 1986 SR3:36.69 Ross MURRAY GBR 21 19 May 2012 POS COMPETITOR AGE LANE MARK 1 Josh KERR 23 5 3:40.72 EDINBURGH AC 2 Jake WIGHTMAN 26 8 3:40.77 EDINBURGH AC 3 Jake HEYWARD 22 10 3:42.41 CARDIFF A A C 4 Archie DAVIS 22 1 3:42.86 BRIGHTON PHOENIX 5 Charlie DA'VALL GRICE 27 4 3:42.93 BRIGHTON PHOENIX 6 James WEST 25 9 3:44.45 TONBRIDGE A C 7 George MILLS 22 11 3:44.52 BRIGHTON PHOENIX 8 Matthew STONIER 19 7 3:44.53 INVICTA EAST KENT 9 James YOUNG 23 6 3:45.51 MORPETH H 10 Piers COPELAND 22 15 3:45.51 WIMBORNE 11 Max WHARTON 24 14 3:45.90 HALIFAX H 12 Henry MCLUCKIE 19 3 3:46.68 SHAFTESBURY B 13 Tom MORTIMER 22 12 3:48.11 STROUD 14 Joseph TUFFIN 22 2 3:49.07 RUSHCLIFFE 15 Ben POTRYKUS 25 13 3:49.44 WOODFORD G ESSEX L 1 2 Issued Saturday, 26 June 2021 at 15:47 1500 Metres Men - Final RESULTS POS COMPETITOR AGE LANE MARK INTERMEDIATE TIMES 400 90 Archie DAVIS 1:03.46 800 383 James YOUNG 2:05.86 1200 155 Jake HEYWARD 3:02.86 GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. TOP ALL-TIME GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. TOP 2021 MARKCOMPETITOR DATE MARKCOMPETITOR DATE 3:28.81 Mo FARAH 2013 3:31.55 Josh KERR 3 Jun 3:29.47 Jake WIGHTMAN 2020 3:33.80 Elliot GILES 9 Jun 3:29.67 Steve CRAM 1985 3:33.81 Charlie DA'VALL GRICE 29 May 3:29.77 Sebastian COE 1986 3:33.99 Jake HEYWARD 29 May 3:30.62 Charlie DA'VALL GRICE 2019 3:34.62 Piers COPELAND 9 Jun 3:30.77 Steve OVETT 1983 3:34.67 Jake WIGHTMAN 6 Jun 3:31.55 Josh KERR 2021 3:35.59 James WEST 13 Jun 3:31.86 John MAYOCK 1997 3:36.28 Marc SCOTT 15 May 3:32.11 Chris O'HARE 2018 3:36.31 George MILLS 9 Jun 3:32.34 Anthony WHITEMAN 1997 3:37.72 James YOUNG 17 Apr 2 2 Issued Saturday, 26 June 2021 at 15:47.

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