Athletics at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Men's 5000 metres explained

Event:Men's 5000 metres
Games:2000 Summer
Venue:Stadium Australia
Date:27 September 2000 (heats)
30 September 2000 (final)
Competitors:38
Nations:22
Win Value:13:35.49
Longnames:yes
Gold:Million Wolde
Goldnoc:ETH
Silver:Ali Saïdi-Sief
Silvernoc:ALG
Bronze:Brahim Lahlafi
Bronzenoc:MAR
Prev:1996
Next:2004

The Men's 5000 metres at the 2000 Summer Olympics as part of the athletics programme was held at Stadium Australia on Wednesday 27 September, and Saturday 30 September 2000. The top six runners in each of the initial two heats automatically qualified for the final. The next three fastest runners from across the heats also qualified. There were a total number of 38 participating athletes.[1]

Records

World Record12:39.36Haile GebrselassieEthiopiaHelsinki, Finland13 June 1998
Olympic Record13:05.59Saïd AouitaMoroccoLos Angeles, California, United States11 August 1984

Results

All times shown are in seconds.

Qualifying heats

Heat 1 of 2
Date: Wednesday 27 September 2000
Place Athlete NationLaneTimeQual.Notes
HeatOverall
11Brahim Lahlafi713:22.70Q
22Million Wolde413:22.75Q
33Fita Bayisa1613:22.92Q
44Réda Benzine1113:23.10QSB
55Julius Gitahi313:23.12QSB
66 Richard Limo1513:23:17Q
77Adam Goucher613:24.34q
88Mizan Mehari1313:24.56qSB
99Jirka Arndt213:26.18q
1023Katsuhiko Hanada1213:41.31SB
1125Marius Bakken913:44.80
1226Nicholas Rogers1813:46.18
1328Michael Power813:51.00
1429Ahmed Ibrahim Warsama1414:00.30
1530Kristen Bowditch114:08.92
1631Alberto García1814:11.65
1733Hélder Ornelas1014:29.01
18David Galván5DNS
Heat 2 of 2
Date: Wednesday 27 September 2000
Place Athlete NationLaneTimeQual.Notes
HeatOverall
110Ali Saïdi-Sief113:29.34Q
211Serhiy Lebid1713:29.69Q
312Dagne Alemu1113:29.93Q
413David Chelule813:29.98Q
514613:29.99 Q
6151213:30:12Q
716Mark Carroll913:30.60
817Craig Mottram213:31.06
918Yousef El Nasri513:34.49
1019Mohamed Saïd El Wardi1313:35.18
11201813:39.41
1221Pablo Olmedo1413:40.34
1322Mustapha Essaïd713:40.82
1424Sam Mfula Mwape1913:41.72
1527Vénuste Niyongabo1013:49.57
1632Bolota Asmerom1614:15.26
1734Gyan Bahadur Bohara2014:34.15NR
1835Houna Murad Murad Shihab314:49.40
1936Maung Maung Nge1515:12.93
20Mohammed Mourhit4DNS

Overall Results Semi-finals

Semi-finals
Overall Results
Place Athlete NationHeatLanePlaceTimeQual.Notes
1Brahim Lahlafi17113:22.70Q
2Million Wolde14213:22.75Q
3Fita Bayisa116313:22.92Q
4Réda Benzine111413:23.10QSB
5Julius Gitahi13513:23.12QSB
6Richard Limo115613:23:17Q
7Adam Goucher16713:24.34q
8Mizan Mehari113813:24.56qSB
9Jirka Arndt12913:26.18q
10Ali Saïdi-Sief21113:29.34Q
11Serhiy Lebid217213:29.69Q
12Dagne Alemu211313:29.98Q
13David Chelule28413:29.98Q
1426513:29.99 Q
15212613:30.12Q
16Mark Carroll29713:30.60
17Craig Mottram22813:31.06
18Yousef El Nasri25913:34.49
19Mohamed Saïd El Wardi2131013:35.18
202181113:39.41
21Pablo Olmedo2141213:40.34
22Mustapha Essaïd271313:40.82
23Katsuhiko Hanada1121013:41.31SB
24Sam Mfula Mwape2191413:41.72
25Marius Bakken191113:44.80
26Nicholas Rogers1181213:46.18
27Vénuste Niyongabo2101513:49.57
28Michael Power181313:51.00
29Ahmed Ibrahim Warsama1141414:00.30
30Kristen Bowditch111514:08.92
31Alberto García1181614:11.65
32Bolota Asmerom2161614:15.26
33Hélder Ornelas1101714:29.01
34Gyan Bahadur Bohara2201714:34.15NR
35Shihab Houna Murad231814:49.40
36Maung Nge Maung2151915:12.93
David Galván1518DNS
Mohammed Mourhit2420DNS

Final

Date: Saturday 30 September 2000
Place Athlete NationLaneTimeNotes
1Million Wolde1513:35.49
2Ali Saïdi-Sief1113:36.20
3Brahim Lahlafi413:36.47
4Fita Bayisa913:37.03
5David Chelule1413:37.13
6Dagne Alemu1313:37.17
71013:37.80
8613:38.57
9Julius Gitahi1213:39.11
10Richard Limo813:39.43
11Réda Benzine113:40.95
12 Mizan Mehari213:42.03
13 Adam Goucher513:43.20
14 Mohamed Suleiman713:45.10
15Toshinari Takaoka313:46.90

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Athletics at the 2000 Sydney Games: Men's 5000 metres . https://web.archive.org/web/20200417174856/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/2000/ATH/mens-5000-metres.html . dead . 17 April 2020 . 12 November 2017 . sports-reference.com.