1999 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

Junior men's race at the 1999 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	27th
Date	March 28
Host city	Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Venue	Barnett Demesne/Queen’s University Playing Fields
Events	1
Distances	8.012 km – Junior men
Participation	154 athletes from ; 43 nations
	← 1998 Marrakech 2000 Vilamoura → ;

The Junior men's race at the 1999 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held at the Barnett Demesne/Queen’s University Playing Fields in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, on March 28, 1999. Reports of the event were given in The New York Times,[1][2] in the Herald,[3] and for the IAAF.[4]

Complete results for individuals,[5][6][7] for teams,[5][8][9] medallists,[10] and the results of British athletes who took part[11] were published.

Race results

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Haylu Mekonnen	Ethiopia	25:38
	Richard Limo	Kenya	25:43
	Kipchumba Mitei	Kenya	25:45
4	Abiyote Abate	Ethiopia	25:46
5	Albert Chepkurui	Kenya	26:01
6	Sammy Kipketer	Kenya	26:06
7	Duncan Lebo	Kenya	26:14
8	Faustin Baha	Tanzania	26:15
9	Kenenisa Bekele	Ethiopia	26:27
10	Yibeltal Admassu	Ethiopia	26:28
11	Hailemariam Tegafaw	Ethiopia	26:59
12	Alene Emere	Ethiopia	27:00
13	Michael Hiiti	Tanzania	27:21
14	Christopher Soget	Kenya	27:27
15	Martin Sulle	Tanzania	27:29
16	Driss Benismail	Morocco	27:41
17	Craig Mottram	Australia	27:49
18	Ahmed El Hamzaoui	Morocco	27:51
19	Aïssa Dghoughi	Morocco	27:53
20	Fethi Meftah	Algeria	27:54
21	Jeffrey Gwebu	South Africa	27:58
22	Kazuyoshi Yamamoto	Japan	27:59
23	Seddik Sersar	Algeria	28:01
24	Fasil Bizuneh	United States	28:02
25	Martin Fedmowski	Australia	28:05
26	Abdelatif Chemlal	Morocco	28:05
27	Gustav Svedbrant	Sweden	28:08
28	Bencherki Kafkaf	Algeria	28:10
29	Isaiah Festa	United States	28:13
30	Filipe Pedro	Portugal	28:15
31	Pedro Nimo	Spain	28:16
32	Steven Vernon	United Kingdom	28:16
33	Luke Watson	United States	28:18
34	Makoto Tobimatsu	Japan	28:18
35	Henrik Ahnström	Sweden	28:18
36	Fernando Rey	Spain	28:19
37	Zolani Ntongana	South Africa	28:24
38	Sofiane Beddiaf	France	28:28
39	Roberto González	Spain	28:29
40	Steve Slattery	United States	28:29
41	Jumanne Tuluway	Tanzania	28:30
42	Aleksandr Sekletov	Russia	28:30
43	Joe McAlister	Ireland	28:30
44	Ionut Bura	Romania	28:34
45	Nourreddine Bourfaa	Algeria	28:35
46	Ricardo Franzon	Argentina	28:38
47	Tomonori Onitsuka	Japan	28:38
48	Ridouane Harroufi	Morocco	28:39
49	Kevin Paulsen	France	28:42
50	Oliver Laws	United Kingdom	28:43
51	Hans Janssens	Belgium	28:45
52	Timothy Clarke	Australia	28:45
53	Yousri Hamdi	Tunisia	28:46
54	Ricardo Serrano	Spain	28:47
55	Adam Tenforde	United States	28:48
56	Alistair Cragg	South Africa	28:48
57	Wirimai Juwawo	Zimbabwe	28:49
58	Gavin Thompson	United Kingdom	28:52
59	Sakir Kaya	Turkey	28:55
60	Lorenzo Perrone	Italy	28:56
61	James Vidal	Colombia	28:57
62	Sedat Karatas	Turkey	28:58
63	Willie McComb	Canada	29:00
64	Jorge Torres	United States	29:01
65	Mattia Maccagnan	Italy	29:02
66	Christian Obrist	Italy	29:05
67	Abdelkrim Kabbouri	Morocco	29:07
68	Turo Inkiläinen	Finland	29:09
69	Samuel Boden	United Kingdom	29:10
70	Jaime Baquero	Colombia	29:10
71	Bruno Mazzotta	Canada	29:10
72	Bahattin Ince	Turkey	29:11
73	Radu Stroia	Romania	29:12
74	Koen Raymaekers	Netherlands	29:13
75	Shinichiro Okuda	Japan	29:14
76	Masataka Inaka	Japan	29:16
77	Robert Maycock	United Kingdom	29:21
78	Yoshifumi Nomura	Japan	29:25
79	Rudy van der Oetelaar	Netherlands	29:25
80	Wajdi Adassi	Tunisia	29:26
81	Siyami Türkmen	Turkey	29:27
82	Brian Keane	Ireland	29:28
83	Lorenzo Cannata	Italy	29:30
84	Aman Saini	India	29:30
85	Boštjan Buč	Slovenia	29:31
86	Jamie Epp	Canada	29:34
87	Arbey Rivera	Colombia	29:34
88	Reda Khaldi	Algeria	29:39
89	Westley Alkin	Canada	29:39
90	Honest Dandara	Zimbabwe	29:40
91	Mohamed Ghodhbani	Tunisia	29:41
92	Ruben Díez	Spain	29:42
93	Lennon Wicks	Australia	29:43
94	Mika Oksanen	Finland	29:44
95	Guilherme Pizzirani	Brazil	29:46
96	Gary Murray	Ireland	29:46
97	Matthieu Vandiest	Belgium	29:50
98	Sivuyile Dlongwana	South Africa	29:51
99	Jonathan Matos	Brazil	29:52
100	Esmail Al-Dawla	Yemen	29:52
101	Ahmed Hussein	Egypt	29:53
102	Beniamino Lubrini	Italy	29:54
103	Fergal Feeney	Ireland	29:55
104	Stefan Beumer	Netherlands	29:57
105	Tuomas Inkiläinen	Finland	29:57
106	Sergey Denis	Belarus	29:57
107	Chris Thompson	United Kingdom	29:58
108	Lachlan Chisholm	Australia	30:03
109	Jukka Keskisalo	Finland	30:04
110	Joshua Zealand	Canada	30:06
111	Djamel Ahmadi	Algeria	30:07
112	Klaas Ramulutsi	South Africa	30:12
113	Mikko Suihkonen	Finland	30:14
114	Thiago Cecatto	Brazil	30:16
115	Joep Tigchelaar	Netherlands	30:17
116	Sergio Solis	Guatemala	30:17
117	Lorris Williams	Canada	30:18
118	Sylvester Mokalakane	South Africa	30:22
119	Francisco Alves	Spain	30:25
120	Fabio Lettieri	Italy	30:26
121	Kerem Karatas	Turkey	30:28
122	Moti Mizrahy	Israel	30:33
123	Simon Ward	Ireland	30:33
124	Shashi Prakash	India	30:36
125	Aleksey Volkov	Belarus	30:37
126	Touhami Abassi	Tunisia	30:45
127	Noel Kavanagh	Ireland	30:48
128	Denis Bagrev	Kyrgyzstan	30:50
129	Adel Gharsalli	Tunisia	30:56
130	Ala Al-Sakkaf	Yemen	31:00
131	Mohamed Al-Bayed	Palestine	31:01
132	Hassan Eisa	Egypt	31:02
133	Siarhei Yudenkov	Belarus	31:02
134	Sergey Milyutin	Kazakhstan	31:06
135	Farag Amer Fuad	Egypt	31:10
136	Nabil Al-Soufi	Yemen	31:12
137	Marcos Osorio	Guatemala	31:13
138	Dmitriy Baranovskiy	Belarus	31:16
139	Awad Abdallah	Egypt	31:23
140	Ivan Paz	Guatemala	31:26
141	Mobarock Mondal	India	31:35
142	Victor Ocampo	Colombia	31:36
143	Mustafa Al-Muhaya	Yemen	31:46
144	Manjunatha Basappa	India	31:56
145	Serdar Gandymov	Turkmenistan	32:08
146	Hoi Nam So	Hong Kong	32:11
147	Nader Al-Nasry	Palestine	32:50
148	Alex Lobos	Guatemala	32:50
149	Soondurnam Vardeyen	Mauritius	33:08
—	André da Silva	Brazil	DNF
—	Slavko Petrovic	Croatia	DNF
—	Ruben Indonga	Namibia	DNF
—	Andrey Pleskach	Turkmenistan	DNF
—	Mesfin Hailu	Ethiopia	DQ

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Kenya

Richard Limo	2
Kipchumba Mitei	3
Albert Chepkurui	5
Sammy Kipketer	6
(Duncan Lebo)	(7)
(Christopher Soget)	(14)

16

Ethiopia

Haylu Mekonnen	1
Abiyote Abate	4
Kenenisa Bekele	9
Yibeltal Admassu	10
(Hailemariam Tegafaw)	(11)
(Alene Emere)	(12)

24

Tanzania

Faustin Baha	8
Michael Hiiti	13
Martin Sulle	15
Jumanne Tuluway	41

77

4

Morocco

Driss Benismail	16
Ahmed El Hamzaoui	18
Aïssa Dghoughi	19
Abdelatif Chemlal	26
(Ridouane Harroufi)	(48)
(Abdelkrim Kabbouri)	(67)

79

5

Algeria

Fethi Meftah	20
Seddik Sersar	23
Bencherki Kafkaf	28
Nourreddine Bourfaa	45
(Reda Khaldi)	(88)
(Djamel Ahmadi)	(111)

116

6

United States

Fasil Bizuneh	24
Isaiah Festa	29
Luke Watson	33
Steve Slattery	40
(Adam Tenforde)	(55)
(Jorge Torres)	(64)

126

7

Spain

Pedro Nimo	31
Fernando Rey	36
Roberto González	39
Ricardo Serrano	54
(Ruben Díez)	(92)
(Francisco Alves)	(119)

160

8

Japan

Kazuyoshi Yamamoto	22
Makoto Tobimatsu	34
Tomonori Onitsuka	47
Shinichiro Okuda	75
(Masataka Inaka)	(76)
(Yoshifumi Nomura)	(78)

178

9

Australia

Craig Mottram	17
Martin Fedmowski	25
Timothy Clarke	52
Lennon Wicks	93
(Lachlan Chisholm)	(108)

187

10

United Kingdom

Steven Vernon	32
Oliver Laws	50
Gavin Thompson	58
Samuel Boden	69
(Robert Maycock)	(77)
(Chris Thompson)	(107)

209

11

South Africa

Jeffrey Gwebu	21
Zolani Ntongana	37
Alistair Cragg	56
Sivuyile Dlongwana	98
(Klaas Ramulutsi)	(112)
(Sylvester Mokalakane)	(118)

212

12

Turkey

Sakir Kaya	59
Sedat Karatas	62
Bahattin Ince	72
Siyami Türkmen	81
(Kerem Karatas)	(121)

274

13

Italy

Lorenzo Perrone	60
Mattia Maccagnan	65
Christian Obrist	66
Lorenzo Cannata	83
(Beniamino Lubrini)	(102)
(Fabio Lettieri)	(120)

274

14

Canada

Willie McComb	63
Bruno Mazzotta	71
Jamie Epp	86
Westley Alkin	89
(Joshua Zealand)	(110)
(Lorris Williams)	(117)

309

15

Ireland

Joe McAlister	43
Brian Keane	82
Gary Murray	96
Fergal Feeney	103
(Simon Ward)	(123)
(Noel Kavanagh)	(127)

324

16

Tunisia

Yousri Hamdi	53
Wajdi Adassi	80
Mohamed Ghodhbani	91
Touhami Abassi	126
(Adel Gharsalli)	(129)

350

17

Colombia

James Vidal	61
Jaime Baquero	70
Arbey Rivera	87
Victor Ocampo	142

360

18

Netherlands

Koen Raymaekers	74
Rudy van der Oetelaar	79
Stefan Beumer	104
Joep Tigchelaar	115

372

19

Finland

Turo Inkiläinen	68
Mika Oksanen	94
Tuomas Inkiläinen	105
Jukka Keskisalo	109
(Mikko Suihkonen)	(113)

376

20

India

Aman Saini	84
Shashi Prakash	124
Mobarock Mondal	141
Manjunatha Basappa	144

493

21

Belarus

Sergey Denis	106
Aleksey Volkov	125
Siarhei Yudenkov	133
Dmitriy Baranovskiy	138

502

22

Egypt

Ahmed Hussein	101
Hassan Eisa	132
Farag Amer Fuad	135
Awad Abdallah	139

507

23

Yemen

Esmail Al-Dawla	100
Ala Al-Sakkaf	130
Nabil Al-Soufi	136
Mustafa Al-Muhaya	143

509

24

Guatemala

Sergio Solis	116
Marcos Osorio	137
Ivan Paz	140
Alex Lobos	148

541

DNF

Brazil

(Guilherme Pizzirani)	(95)
(Jonathan Matos)	(99)
(Thiago Cecatto)	(114)
(André da Silva)	(DNF)

DNF

Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 154 athletes from 43 countries in the Junior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.[11]

Algeria (6)
Argentina (1)
Australia (5)
Belarus (4)
Belgium (2)
Brazil (4)
Canada (6)
Colombia (4)
Croatia (1)
Egypt (4)
Ethiopia (7)
Finland (5)
France (2)
Guatemala (4)
Hong Kong (1)

India (4)
Ireland (6)
Israel (1)
Italy (6)
Japan (6)
Kazakhstan (1)
Kenya (6)
Kyrgyzstan (1)
Mauritius (1)
Morocco (6)
Namibia (1)
Netherlands (4)
Palestine (2)
Portugal (1)

Romania (2)
Russia (1)
Slovenia (1)
South Africa (6)
Spain (6)
Sweden (2)
Tanzania (4)
Tunisia (5)
Turkey (5)
Turkmenistan (2)
United Kingdom (6)
United States (6)
Yemen (4)
Zimbabwe (2)

References

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[times_01-1] "PLUS: CROSS-COUNTRY -- WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS; African Women And Men Dominate", The New York Times, March 28, 1999, retrieved October 28, 2013

[times_02-2] "PLUS: CROSS-COUNTRY -- WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS; Winning Streak Grows for Tergat", The New York Times, March 29, 1999, retrieved October 28, 2013

[herald_01-3] Gillon, Doug (March 29, 1999), "Tergat runs away with the championship in rainy Belfast", Glasgow Herald, retrieved October 28, 2013

[iaaf_22-4] Minshull, Phil (March 28, 1999), Hailu goes one better than Haile, IAAF, archived from the original on 2013-10-29, retrieved October 28, 2013

[archive_02-5] Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 8.0km CC Men - Belfast Barnett Demesne/Queen's University Playing Fields Date: Sunday, March 28, 1999, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 28, 2013CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

[iaaf_02-6] Official Results - CROSS JUNIOR Men - Sunday, March 28, 1999, IAAF, March 28, 1999, archived from the original on 2013-10-29, retrieved October 28, 2013

[iaaf_32-7] Results - 27th IAAF World Cross Country Championships - Belfast, GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. 27 MAR 1999 - 28 MAR 1999 - Junior Race - men, IAAF, 28 Mar 1999, archived from the original on 2013-10-29, retrieved October 28, 2013

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