Hicham El Guerrouj - Titles and Major Results

Titles and Major Results

(1500 meters unless indicated)

Year (Age he turned in this year) Competition Place Date Rank Timing Notes
1995 (21) World Championship Indoor Barcelona 1995 March 11 1 3:44.54
1995 World Championships Gothenburg 1995 August 13 2 3:35.28 Noureddine Morceli(1)
1996 (22) 1996 Atlanta Olympics Atlanta 1996 August 3 12 3:40.75 (fell down)
1997 (23) Grand Prix Stuttgart 1997 February 2 1 3:31.18 WR 1500 indoor
Grand Prix Gand 1997 February 12 1 3:48.45 (mile) WR mile indoor
World Championship Indoor Paris 1997 March 8 1 3:35.31
1997 World Championships Athens 1997 August 6 1 3:35.83 Fermín Cacho(2)
1998 (24) Grand Prix Rome 1998 July 14 1 3:26.00 WR 1500 meters
1999 (25) Grand Prix Rome 1999 July 7 1 3:43.13 (mile) WR mile; Noah Ngeny(2)
1999 World Championships Seville 1999 August 24 1 3:27.65 CR, Noah Ngeny(2)
Grand Prix Final Berlin 1999 September 7 1 4:44.79 (2000 meters) WR 2000 meters
2000 (26) 2000 Sydney Olympics Sydney 2000 September 29 2 3:32.32 Noah Ngeny(1)
2001 (27) World Championship Indoor Lisbon 2001 March 11 1 7:37.74 (3000 meters)
2001 World Championships Edmonton 2001 August 5 1 3:30.68 Bernard Lagat(2)
2003 (29) 2003 World Championships Paris 2003 July 27 1 3:31.77 Mehdi Baala(2)
2003 August 31 2 12:52.83 (5000 meters) Eliud Kipchoge(1)
2004 (30) 2004 Athens Olympics Athens 2004 August 24 1 3:34.18 Bernard Lagat(2)
2004 August 28 1 13:14.39 (5000 meters) Kenenisa Bekele(2)


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