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Olympic Stadium Athletics Estádio Olímpico Atletismo / Athlétisme Stade Olympique Women's 1500m 1.500m rasos feminino / 1 500 m - femmes MON 16 MAY 2016 Final Start Time: 15:30 final / finale Start List Lista de saída / Liste de départ WORLD RECORD 3:50.07 DIBABA Genzebe ETH Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 2015 Athlete NOC Order Name Date of Birth PB SB Result Rank Bib Code 1 547 TORRE Soledad PER 4 MAY 1992 4:25.50 4:25.50 2 548 ARENAS Zulema PER 15 NOV 1995 4:26.20 4:26.20 3 720 MACHADO Erika BRA 13 AUG 1993 4:23.44 4:23.44 4 478 MAS Montse ESP 30 APR 1979 4:17.13 4:20.13 5 578 OSORIO Maria VEN 30 DEC 1987 4:19.29 4:22.47 6 498 NEGRON Alondra PUR 31 MAY 1998 4:24.53 4:25.30 7 796 PAREDES Muriel COL 15 MAR 1987 8 411 FERNANDEZ Maria URU 1 APR 1995 4:19.37 4:19.37 9 437 CAVELA Felismina ANG 24 AUG 1992 10 721 SILVA July BRA 27 OCT 1994 4:24.04 4:24.04 11 816 CASETTA Belen ARG 26 SEP 1994 4:24.54 4:24.54 12 817 LOZANO Carolina ARG 27 FEB 1996 4:19.66 4:19.66 13 413 SOSA Lorena URU 8 SEP 1985 4:39.36 4:39.36 All Time Best Performers 2015 Best Performers Best Olympic Performances 3:50.07 DIBABA Genzebe ETH Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 2015 3:50.07 DIBABA Genzebe ETH Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:53.96 IVAN Paula ROU Seoul (KOR) 1 OCT 1988 3:50.46 QU Yunxia CHN Beijing (CHN) 11 SEP 1993 3:56.05 HASSAN Sifan NED Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:55.30 BOULMERKA H. ALG Barcelona (ESP) 8 AUG 1992 3:50.98 JIANG Bo CHN Shanghai (CHN) 18 OCT 1997 3:56.29 ROWBURY Shannon USA Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:56.56 KAZANKINA T. URS Moscow (URS) 1 AUG 1980 3:51.34 LANG Yinglai CHN Shanghai (CHN) 18 OCT 1997 3:57.30 SIMPSON Jenny USA Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:56.91 ROGACHOVA L. EUN Barcelona (ESP) 8 AUG 1992 3:51.92 WANG Junxia CHN Beijing (CHN) 11 SEP 1993 3:58.66 MUIR Laura GBR Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:57.08 QU Yunxia CHN Barcelona (ESP) 8 AUG 1992 3:52.47 KAZANKINA T. URS Zurich (SUI) 13 AUG 1980 3:59.32 KIPYEGON F. KEN Brussels (BEL) 11 SEP 3:57.71 WARTENBERG C. GDR Moscow (URS) 1 AUG 1980 3:53.91 YIN Lili CHN Shanghai (CHN) 18 OCT 1997 3:59.76 SEYAUM Dawit ETH Rome (ITA) 4 JUN 3:57.90 HOLMES Kelly GBR Athens (GRE) 28 AUG 2004 3:53.96 IVAN Paula ROU Seoul (KOR) 1 OCT 1988 3:59.79 KOSTER Maureen NED Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:57.92 DOROVSKIKH T. EUN Barcelona (ESP) 8 AUG 1992 3:53.97 LAN Lixin CHN Shanghai (CHN) 18 OCT 1997 4:00.65 SADO Besu ETH Monaco (MON) 17 JUL 3:58.12 TOMASHOVA T. RUS Athens (GRE) 28 AUG 2004 3:54.23 DVIRNA Olga URS Kiev (URS) 27 JUL 1982 4:01.26 CHERONO Mercy KEN Eugene, OR (USA) 30 MAY 3:58.39 CIONCAN Maria ROU Athens (GRE) 28 AUG 2004 Legend: PB Personal Best SB Season Best ATW015101_51A 1.0 Report Created SUN 15 MAY 2016 16:34 Page 1/1.

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