1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

The Junior men's race at the 1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Aix-les-Bains, France, at the Hippodrome de Marlioz on March 25, 1990. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald.[1]

Junior men's race at the 1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition18th
DateMarch 25
Host cityAix-les-Bains, Rhône-Alpes, France France
VenueHippodrome de Marlioz
Events1
Distances8 km – Junior men
Participation127 athletes from
30 nations

Complete results,[2] medallists, [3] and the results of British athletes[4] were published.

Race results

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Junior men's race (8 km)

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Individual

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Rank Athlete Country Time
  Kipyego Kororia   Kenya 22:13
  Richard Chelimo   Kenya 22:14
  Fita Bayissa   Ethiopia 22:24
4 Ismael Kirui   Kenya 22:32
5 Samuel Otieno   Kenya 22:35
6 Matthew Birir   Kenya 22:47
7 Abraham Assefa   Ethiopia 22:58
8 Assefa Gebremedhin   Ethiopia 23:04
9 Tesgie Legesse   Ethiopia 23:07
10 Dadi Tamrat   Ethiopia 23:20
11 Yahia Azaidj   Algeria 23:26
12 Salah Hissou   Morocco 23:27
13 Stefano Baldini   Italy 23:30
14 Lemi Erpassa   Ethiopia 23:35
15 Seiji Kushibe   Japan 23:38
16 Ion Avramescu   Romania 23:39
17 Vincenzo Modica   Italy 23:39
18 Francisco Munuera   Spain 23:40
19 Mark Carroll   Ireland 23:42
20 Mark Johansen   United States 23:43
21 Javier Cortés   Spain 23:43
22 Ryuji Takei   Japan 23:44
23 Javier Caballero   Spain 23:54
24 Claes Nyberg   Sweden 23:55
25 Robinson Semolini   Brazil 23:56
26 Abdelkrim Benzai   Algeria 23:57
27 Francesco Bennici   Italy 23:57
28 Christian Leuprecht   Italy 23:59
29 Hiroyuki Nakamura   Japan 24:02
30 Osamu Nara   Japan 24:02
31 Brahim Sassi   Tunisia 24:05
32 Joël Bourgeois   Canada 24:08
33 Kevin Sullivan   Canada 24:08
34 Niall Bruton   Ireland 24:13
35 Steve Green   United Kingdom 24:16
36 Jon Gascoyne   United Kingdom 24:17
37 John Coyle   United States 24:18
38 Hirofumi Katafuchi   Japan 24:19
39 Stephane Picard   France 24:20
40 Rodolfo Lopes   Portugal 24:20
41 Mark Burdis   Ireland 24:21
42 Andrew Pearson   United Kingdom 24:21
43 Stanislav Yordanov   Soviet Union 24:23
44 Janik Lambert   Canada 24:26
45 Nasradine Cherifi   France 24:27
46 Abich Benkhelifa   Tunisia 24:28
47 Malcolm Campbell   United Kingdom 24:28
48 Kazuhiro Kawauchi   Japan 24:29
49 Jason Bunston   Canada 24:32
50 Kamel Kohil   Algeria 24:33
51 Philippe Jacquemin   Belgium 24:33
52 Vladimir Golyas   Soviet Union 24:33
53 Dhahbi Anizi   Tunisia 24:36
54 Kent Claesson   Sweden 24:39
55 José Luis Francisco   Spain 24:40
56 Ryad Gatte   Algeria 24:41
57 Rainer Huth   West Germany 24:41
58 Hartmut Merl   West Germany 24:42
59 Alexandr Litvinov   Soviet Union 24:43
60 Bryan Conway   Ireland 24:44
61 Tom van Hooste   Belgium 24:45
62 Jaroslaw Cichocki   Poland 24:45
63 Marc Dauer   West Germany 24:45
64 Oscar Gilotti   Italy 24:45
65 Chadli Mastouri   France 24:47
66 Paul Logan   Ireland 24:47
67 Roman Korzh   Soviet Union 24:48
68 Awad Saleh Ahmed   North Yemen 24:53
69 Colin de Burca   Ireland 24:56
70 Fabrice Chomaud   France 24:56
71 Stathis Stasi   Cyprus 24:56
72 Krzysztof Baldyga   Poland 24:57
73 David Bretel   France 24:57
74 Jeff Campbell   United States 24:58
75 Antonio Ciucio   Italy 24:58
76 Paul Stoneham   United States 25:00
77 Anatoly Yefremov   Soviet Union 25:01
78 Sami Alanen   Finland 25:03
79 Stelios Marneros   Cyprus 25:03
80 Apolinar Caudillo   Mexico 25:04
81 Abdelhak Lebouazda   Algeria 25:09
82 Graham Hood   Canada 25:09
83 Germano Neves   Portugal 25:12
84 Delfim Conceição   Portugal 25:17
85 Ridha Ghuizani   Tunisia 25:18
86 Jacky Lovis    Switzerland 25:19
87 Elisardo de la Torre   Spain 25:20
88 Alvaro Ramalhete   Portugal 25:25
89 Anwar Al-Harazi   North Yemen 25:25
90 Mokhtar Belaid   Algeria 25:26
91 Jaroslaw Sitarz   Poland 25:26
92 Goim Hussein   North Yemen 25:28
93 Jason Mohr   United States 25:29
94 Donald van Boven   Belgium 25:29
95 Luis Suárez   Spain 25:30
96 Georgios Loucaides   Cyprus 25:30
97 Nicos Marcou   Cyprus 25:31
98 Holger Ahrenberg   West Germany 25:31
99 Bhairav Singh   India 25:31
100 Shawn McKay   Canada 25:35
101 Rachid Benmohamed   Belgium 25:37
102 Jan Everyman   Belgium 25:40
103 Marcio Pazin   Brazil 25:43
104 Jamey Harris   United States 25:44
105 Frank Schouren   West Germany 25:47
106 Mounir Dellali   Tunisia 26:01
107 Nimrod Branka   Israel 26:07
108 Ali Harezi Al-Ghazali   North Yemen 26:07
109 Abdelghawi Fisal   North Yemen 26:15
110 Mario Figueiredo   Portugal 26:21
111 Patrick Grammens   Belgium 26:26
112 Kevin Toher   United Kingdom 26:29
113 Remzi Atli   Turkey 26:31
114 Ahmed Al-Saqaf   North Yemen 26:32
115 Mikaël Thomas   France 26:39
116 K.M. Chinnappa   India 27:07
117 Grzegorz Krystek   Poland 27:20
118 Paul Ignacio   Gibraltar 27:21
119 Tyrone Cano   Gibraltar 27:39
120 Wiktor Malina   Poland 28:03
121 Darren McComb   Gibraltar 28:11
122 Richard Muscat   Gibraltar 28:13
123 Stavros Panagiotou   Cyprus 28:44
124 Gareth Cano   Gibraltar 29:14
125 Anthony Kiprono   Kenya 33:52
126 Damien Muscat   Gibraltar 33:52
Julio Figueiredo   Portugal DNF

Teams

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Rank Team Points
    Kenya
Kipyego Kororia 1
Richard Chelimo 2
Ismael Kirui 4
Samuel Otieno 5
(Matthew Birir) (6)
(Anthony Kiprono) (125)
12
    Ethiopia
Fita Bayissa 3
Abraham Assefa 7
Assefa Gebremedhin 8
Tesgie Legesse 9
(Dadi Tamrat) (10)
(Lemi Erpassa) (14)
27
    Italy
Stefano Baldini 13
Vincenzo Modica 17
Francesco Bennici 27
Christian Leuprecht 28
(Oscar Gilotti) (64)
(Antonio Ciucio) (75)
85
4   Japan
Seiji Kushibe 15
Ryuji Takei 22
Hiroyuki Nakamura 29
Osamu Nara 30
(Hirofumi Katafuchi) (38)
(Kazuhiro Kawauchi) (48)
96
5   Spain
Francisco Munuera 18
Javier Cortés 21
Javier Caballero 23
José Luis Francisco 55
(Elisardo de la Torre) (87)
(Luis Suárez) (95)
117
6   Algeria
Yahia Azaidj 11
Abdelkrim Benzai 26
Kamel Kohil 50
Ryad Gatte 56
(Abdelhak Lebouazda) (81)
(Mokhtar Belaid) (90)
143
7   Ireland
Mark Carroll 19
Niall Bruton 34
Mark Burdis 41
Bryan Conway 60
(Paul Logan) (66)
(Colin de Burca) (69)
154
8   Canada
Joël Bourgeois 32
Kevin Sullivan 33
Janik Lambert 44
Jason Bunston 49
(Graham Hood) (82)
(Shawn McKay) (100)
158
9   United Kingdom
Steve Green 35
Jon Gascoyne 36
Andrew Pearson 42
Malcolm Campbell 47
(Kevin Toher) (112)
160
10   United States
Mark Johansen 20
John Coyle 37
Jeff Campbell 74
Paul Stoneham 76
(Jason Mohr) (93)
(James Harris) (104)
207
11   Tunisia
Brahim Sassi 31
Abich Benkhelifa 46
Dhahbi Anizi 53
Ridha Ghuizani 85
(Mounir Dellali) (106)
215
12   France
Stephane Picard 39
Nasradine Cherifi 45
Chadli Mastouri 65
Fabrice Chomaud 70
(David Bretel) (73)
(Mikaël Thomas) (115)
219
13   Soviet Union
Stanislav Yordanov 43
Vladimir Golyas 52
Alexandr Litvinov 59
Roman Korzh 67
(Anatoly Yefremov) (77)
221
14   West Germany
Rainer Huth 57
Hartmut Merl 58
Marc Dauer 63
Holger Ahrenberg 98
(Frank Schouren) (105)
276
15   Portugal
Rodolfo Lopes 40
Germano Neves 83
Delfim Conceição 84
Alvaro Ramalhete 88
(Mario Figueiredo) (110)
(Julio Figueiredo) (DNF)
295
16   Belgium
Philippe Jacquemin 51
Tom van Hooste 61
Donald van Boven 94
Rachid Benmohamed 101
(Jan Everyman) (102)
(Patrick Grammens) (111)
307
17   Poland
Jaroslaw Cichocki 62
Krzysztof Baldyga 72
Jaroslaw Sitarz 91
Grzegorz Krystek 117
(Wiktor Malina) (120)
342
18   Cyprus
Stathis Stasi 71
Stelios Marneros 79
Georgios Loucaides 96
Nicos Marcou 97
(Stavros Panagiotou) (123)
343
19   North Yemen
Awad Saleh Ahmed 68
Anwar Al-Harazi 89
Goim Hussein 92
Ali Harezi Al-Ghazali 108
(Abdelghawi Fisal) (109)
(Ahmed Al-Saqaf) (114)
357
20   Gibraltar
Paul Ignacio 118
Tyrone Cano 119
Darren McComb 121
Richard Muscat 122
(Gareth Cano) (124)
(Damien Muscat) (126)
480
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

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An unofficial count yields the participation of 127 athletes from 30 countries in the Junior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.[4]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Morocco has unearthed a new athletics star in Khalid Skah, who won the world cross-country title on Saturday with a style reminiscent of his compatriots, multi world record-holder Said Aouita and Olympic 10,000m champion Brahim Boutayeb..., Glasgow Herald, March 26, 1990, retrieved October 24, 2013
  2. ^ Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 8.0km CC Men - Aix-les-Bains Date: Saturday, March 24, 1990, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 24, 2013{{citation}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
  3. ^ IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
  4. ^ a b 36th IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDINBURGH 2008 - FACTS & FIGURES - GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND AT THE INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY & WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (PDF), IAAF, p. 2ff, archived from the original (PDF) on September 27, 2013, retrieved October 9, 2013