World Cross Country Championships 2023

Long-time leader Gidey was disqualified after receiving outside assistance on a day of East African dominance in Bathurst, Australia.

Daniel Ebenyo (KEN) 30:01 Geoffrey Kamworor (KEN) 29:37 Jacob Kiplimo (KEN) 29:17 Grace Nawowuna (KEN) 34:13 Agnes Ngetich (KEN) 34:00 Beatrice Chebet (KEN) 33:48

The quartet of Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Mirriam Cherop, Daniel Kyumbe Munguti, and Brenda Chebet avenged Kenya's defeat four years ago to regain the title.

Ollie Hoare, Jessica Hull, Stewart McSweyn and Abbey Caldwell take third as Australia's fourth medal ever in 50 years.

I knew we were in a really good spot, regardless of what colour medal we ended up coming away with.” Kenya clocked a winning time of 23min 14sec, ahead of Ethiopia (23min 21sec) and the Australian team of Ollie Hoare, Hull, McSweyn and Caldwell (23min 26sec) on a difficult course on the infield of the Mt Panorama motor racing circuit in Bathurst. Ethiopia’s Birke Haylom moved past Abbey Caldwell in the first 200m of the final leg but Caldwell held her nerve to ensure Australia would win only their fourth medal in the 50-year history of the championships – and their first in the mixed relay.

By LetsRun.com February 18, 2023 Everything was going to plan in the women's cross country race at the 2023 World Cross Country Championships until the.

UGA ETH KEN The end result was Kenya won the team title 16 to 25 over Ethiopia. She received medical attention immediately after crossing the finish line and left the course in a wheelchair with water being dumped over her body in the steamy mid-80s temperatures. Her lead was roughly 6 seconds as she entered the final 400m of the race.

The senior men's title at the World Athletics Cross Country Championships Bathurst 23 remained with Uganda, but this time a different athlete wore the crown ...

In 2021 he won the Diamond League 5000m title and set a world 5km record on the roads, but missed out on a 10,000m at the Olympic Games. “I think it was a good race, especially coming back from injury,” said the world 5000m and 10,000m record-holder. But Kiplimo, who has considerable mountain-running experience, was clearly still full of running, despite the challenging course and he made a break on the final lap. Kwizera, meanwhile, was starting to lose contact with the lead group, and Olympic 10,000m champion Selemon Barega of Ethiopia was beginning to show signs of discomfort. The pace increased slightly on the second lap, whittling the lead pack down to 15 men with most of the big contenders in it. Kenya’s Geoffrey Kamworor, two-time winner of the senior men’s title, was tucked behind the leading trio with the first lap covered in 6:09.

Besides Sable, India's Anand Singh will also compete in the men's 10km race. Asian championships bronze medallist Parul Chaudhary, Sanjivani Jadhav and Chhavi ...

Besides Sable, India's Anand Singh will also compete in the men's 10km race. Asian championships bronze medallist Parul Chaudhary, Sanjivani Jadhav and Chhavi Yadav will be representing the country in the women's 10km cross country race. The 44th edition of the biennial event will see more than 400 athletes from about 45 teams compete at Mount Panorama.