1986 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

Junior men's race at the 1986 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	14th
Date	March 23
Host city	Colombier, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Venue	Planeyse Colombier
Events	1
Distances	7.75 km – Junior men
Participation	172 athletes from ; 34 nations
	← 1985 Lisbon 1987 Warszawa → ;

The Junior men's race at the 1986 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Colombier, Neuchâtel, Switzerland, at the Planeyse Colombier on March 23, 1986. A report on the event was given in The Herald[1] and in the Evening Times.[2]

Complete results,[3] medallists,[4] and the results of British athletes[5] were published.

Race results

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Melese Feissa	Ethiopia	22:47.6
	Sammy Bitok	Kenya	22:52.7
	Demeke Bekele	Ethiopia	22:56
4	Rafera Workench	Ethiopia	22:57.4
5	Ararse Fuffa	Ethiopia	23:06.1
6	Habte Negash	Ethiopia	23:07.4
7	Brahim Boutayeb	Morocco	23:09.4
8	Alejandro Gómez	Spain	23:17.3
9	William Mutwol	Kenya	23:21.6
10	Peter Rono	Kenya	23:33.7
11	David Onwonga	Kenya	23:35.9
12	José Gruneiro	Spain	23:41.8
13	Anacleto Jiménez	Spain	23:42.4
14	Anthony Ford	Australia	23:51.5
15	Scott Fry	United States	23:54.3
16	Belayneh Tadesse	Ethiopia	23:57.2
17	Andrey Usachov	Soviet Union	24:02.7
18	Mark Dani	United States	24:03.4
19	José Carlos Adán	Spain	24:08.6
20	Eric de Tier	Belgium	24:09.9
21	Jason Agosta	Australia	24:10.8
22	Stephen Spiers	Australia	24:11.3
23	Jan Jonsson	Sweden	24:11.7
24	Chris Borsa	United States	24:12.1
25	Umberto Pusterla	Italy	24:14.7
26	Zoltán Káldy	Hungary	24:16.1
27	Ruddy Walem	Belgium	24:17
28	John Kiptum	Kenya	24:20.1
29	Akira Nakamura	Japan	24:20.6
30	Viktor Shevlyakov	Soviet Union	24:20.9
31	Junichi Takita	Japan	24:21.5
32	Hoche Yayeh	Djibouti	24:22
33	Tahar Benajem	Morocco	24:23
34	Mark Vassallo	Australia	24:23.7
35	John Nuttall	England	24:24.4
36	Raimundo Santos	Portugal	24:25.7
37	Harry Green	United States	24:26.7
38	Yosuke Osawa	Japan	24:27.3
39	Darren Mead	England	24:28.2
40	Omar Abdillahi	Djibouti	24:29
41	Abdelmaleh Amanallah	Morocco	24:29.4
42	Gao Baoxian	China	24:29.8
43	Bouazza Noualla	Algeria	24:30.2
44	Eyob Muller	Netherlands	24:30.9
45	Stephen Connell	Canada	24:31.4
46	Manuel Martín	Spain	24:32.2
47	Reuben Reina	United States	24:32.9
48	József Kovács	Hungary	24:33.6
49	Ulf Petäjä	Sweden	24:34.7
50	Mariano Campal	Spain	24:35.9
51	Mourad Bouldjadj	Algeria	24:36.7
52	David Burke	Ireland	24:37.3
53	José Sobral	Portugal	24:38.6
54	Masanobu Yamaguchi	Japan	24:40.3
55	Stephan Paessens	Belgium	24:41.3
56	Mustapha Aakik	Morocco	24:42.7
57	Gino van Geyte	Belgium	24:43.4
58	Kristofer Prander	Sweden	24:43.7
59	Alastair Russell	Scotland	24:44.3
60	Richard Charette	Canada	24:44.8
61	Robert Carey	Scotland	24:45.3
62	Hamed Hamdouni	Tunisia	24:45.7
63	Greg Webster	Australia	24:46.1
64	Darrell Smith	England	24:46.8
65	Vittorio Di Saverio	Italy	24:47.2
66	Nourredine Kamoun	Tunisia	24:47.7
67	Slim Chérif	Tunisia	24:49.4
68	Khalid Skah	Morocco	24:49.9
69	Richard Birembaux	France	24:50.3
70	Martin Ryan	Ireland	24:50.6
71	Alexander Gunkel	West Germany	24:51
72	Luigi Teodori	Italy	24:51.5
73	Christoph Blum	West Germany	24:51.9
74	Justin Hobbs	Wales	24:54
75	Sándor Barcza	Hungary	24:54.8
76	Greg Whiteley	United States	24:56.6
77	Thierry Bertin	France	24:57.2
78	Bruno Léger	France	24:57.8
79	Rui Viegas	Portugal	24:58.2
80	Rob Whalley	England	24:58.8
81	Steven Halliday	England	25:00.4
82	Azat Rakipov	Soviet Union	25:01
83	John Downes	Ireland	25:01.3
84	Davey Wilson	Northern Ireland	25:01.9
85	Giuliano Baccani	Italy	25:02.3
86	Eike Hugo	West Germany	25:02.8
87	Daniel Hacksteiner	Switzerland	25:04.3
88	Joaquim Figueiredo	Portugal	25:04.7
89	Noui Hadj Nedjai	Algeria	25:05.1
90	Houssein Ahmed Robleh	Djibouti	25:05.5
91	Brahim El Ghazali	Morocco	25:05.9
92	Sebastian Epiney	Switzerland	25:06.7
93	Duan Xiuquan	China	25:08.7
94	Mohamed Idriss Djama	Djibouti	25:10.7
95	Yoshinori Yokota	Japan	25:11.4
96	Luc Peerlinck	Belgium	25:11.7
97	Didier Sainthorand	France	25:12
98	Laredj Behri	Algeria	25:15
99	Paul Williams	Wales	25:16.3
100	Andreas Ahl	Sweden	25:18.5
101	John Gill	Canada	25:19.6
102	Thomas Hearle	Scotland	25:20.6
103	Serge Barrault	France	25:21.1
104	Mads Jacobsen	Denmark	25:21.6
105	Dean Paulin	Australia	25:21.9
106	Henry Klassen	Canada	25:22.2
107	Greg Andersen	Canada	25:24.1
108	Andrew Hollens	England	25:24.8
109	Zdzislaw Wlodarczyk	Poland	25:25.8
110	Karsten Müller	West Germany	25:26.2
111	Károly Vajkovics	Hungary	25:26.7
112	Hiroshi Konno	Japan	25:27.1
113	Eduard Nabunone	Indonesia	25:27.6
114	Mohamed Laouni	Algeria	25:29.6
115	Cairan McGivern	Northern Ireland	25:32
116	Geoffrey Sheehan	Ireland	25:32.8
117	Erik Jylling	Denmark	25:33.8
118	Luca Barzaghi	Italy	25:34.4
119	Tomasz Szablinski	Poland	25:36.1
120	Frank Möller	West Germany	25:36.6
121	Rocco Taminelli	Switzerland	25:38.2
122	Gabriel Nyström	Sweden	25:38.7
123	Marco Di Lieto	Italy	25:39.9
124	Jerzy Kowalski	Poland	25:43.1
125	Tibor Bárdos	Hungary	25:44.7
126	Ivan Horsfall-Turner	Wales	25:46.1
127	Gilbert Dura	France	25:49
128	Christian Riedel	Switzerland	25:49.6
129	Vyacheslav Koshelev	Soviet Union	25:50.2
130	Tom Bessai	Canada	25:50.6
131	Bhim Lal	India	25:50.9
132	Mariusz Lamch	Poland	25:54.7
133	Taoufik Boukrouma	Tunisia	25:55.4
134	Tom Hanlon	Scotland	25:57.4
135	James Bell	Scotland	25:59.3
136	José Dias	Portugal	26:00.6
137	Patrick Hoare	Wales	26:01.2
138	David Wilson	Ireland	26:01.9
139	Daniel Hotz	Switzerland	26:02.9
140	Vinrender Singh	India	26:04.8
141	Naceur Hamed	Tunisia	26:07.2
142	Philippe Hubacher	Switzerland	26:10.4
143	Steve Gibbons	Ireland	26:13.8
144	Omar Daher	Djibouti	26:15.1
145	Arthur Gölly	Austria	26:22.4
146	Werner Edler-Muhr	Austria	26:23.6
147	Kevin Blake	Wales	26:25
148	Ilan Benishti	Israel	26:26.9
149	Luc Krotwaar	Netherlands	26:30.8
150	Róbert Banai	Hungary	26:34.6
151	Justin Reid	Northern Ireland	26:37
152	Nicholas Melling	Wales	26:39.2
153	Adam Mandl	Austria	26:44.5
154	Bernhard Jerovcic	Austria	27:02
155	Declan Caddell	Northern Ireland	27:06.3
156	Amarjetti Singh	India	27:08.2
157	Roland Kloss	Austria	27:17
158	João Lopes	Portugal	27:19.1
159	Gavin Wilson	Northern Ireland	27:20.2
160	Abdul Faisal	Kuwait	27:34
161	Dariusz Krawieci	Poland	27:42
162	Anup Singh	India	27:43.3
163	Meva Lal	India	27:56.4
164	A.Abdullah Honeitem	Kuwait	28:17.9
165	Grzegorz Gajdus	Poland	28:21.7
166	Junnappa	India	28:23.8
167	Egueh Houssein Djama	Djibouti	28:29.7
168	Sayer Hamden	Kuwait	28:45.2
169	Khalid Awad Bassam	Kuwait	28:45.6
170	Ali Sultan Ahmed	Kuwait	28:57.8
171	Abdul Houssein Yousef	Kuwait	29:02.7
—	Paul Mayles	Scotland	DNF

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Ethiopia

Melese Feissa	1
Demeke Bekele	3
Rafera Workench	4
Ararse Fuffa	5
(Habte Negash)	(6)
(Belayneh Tadesse)	(16)

13

Kenya

Sammy Bitok	2
William Mutwol	9
Peter Rono	10
David Onwonga	11
(John Kiptum)	(28)

32

Spain

Alejandro Gómez	8
José Gruneiro	12
Anacleto Jiménez	13
José Carlos Adán	19
(Manuel Martín)	(46)
(Mariano Campal)	(50)

52

4

Australia

Anthony Ford	14
Jason Agosta	21
Stephen Spiers	22
Mark Vassallo	34
(Greg Webster)	(63)
(Dean Paulin)	(105)

91

5

United States

Scott Fry	15
Mark Dani	18
Chris Borsa	24
Harry Green	37
(Reuben Reina)	(47)
(Greg Whiteley)	(76)

94

6

Morocco

Brahim Boutayeb	7
Tahar Benajem	33
Abdelmaleh Amanallah	41
Mustapha Aakik	56
(Khalid Skah)	(68)
(Brahim El Ghazali)	(91)

137

7

Japan

Akira Nakamura	29
Junichi Takita	31
Yosuke Osawa	38
Masanobu Yamaguchi	54
(Yoshinori Yokota)	(95)
(Hiroshi Konno)	(112)

152

8

Belgium

Eric de Tier	20
Ruddy Walem	27
Stephan Paessens	55
Gino van Geyte	57
(Luc Peerlinck)	(96)

159

9

England

John Nuttall	35
Darren Mead	39
Darrell Smith	64
Rob Whalley	80
(Steven Halliday)	(81)
(Andrew Hollens)	(108)

218

10

Sweden

Jan Jonsson	23
Ulf Petäjä	49
Kristofer Prander	58
Andreas Ahl	100
(Gabriel Nyström)	(122)

230

11

Italy

Umberto Pusterla	25
Vittorio Di Saverio	65
Luigi Teodori	72
Giuliano Baccani	85
(Luca Barzaghi)	(118)
(Marco Di Lieto)	(123)

247

12

Portugal

Raimundo Santos	36
José Sobral	53
Rui Viegas	79
Joaquim Figueiredo	88
(José Dias)	(136)
(João Lopes)	(158)

256

13

Djibouti

Hoche Yayeh	32
Omar Abdillahi	40
Houssein Ahmed Robleh	90
Mohamed Idriss Djama	94
(Omar Daher)	(144)
(Egueh Houssein Djama)	(167)

256

14

Soviet Union

Andrey Usachov	17
Viktor Shevlyakov	30
Azat Rakipov	82
Vyacheslav Koshelev	129

258

15

Hungary

Zoltán Káldy	26
József Kovács	48
Sándor Barcza	75
Károly Vajkovics	111
(Tibor Bárdos)	(125)
(Róbert Banai)	(150)

260

16

Algeria

Bouazza Noualla	43
Mourad Bouldjadj	51
Noui Hadj Nedjai	89
Laredj Behri	98
(Mohamed Laouni)	(114)

281

17

Canada

Stephen Connell	45
Richard Charette	60
John Gill	101
Henry Klassen	106
(Greg Andersen)	(107)
(Tom Bessai)	(130)

312

18

France

Richard Birembaux	69
Thierry Bertin	77
Bruno Léger	78
Didier Sainthorand	97
(Serge Barrault)	(103)
(Gilbert Dura)	(127)

321

19

Ireland

David Burke	52
Martin Ryan	70
John Downes	83
Geoffrey Sheehan	116
(David Wilson)	(138)
(Steve Gibbons)	(143)

321

20

Tunisia

Hamed Hamdouni	62
Nourredine Kamoun	66
Slim Chérif	67
Taoufik Boukrouma	133
(Naceur Hamed)	(141)

328

21

West Germany

Alexander Gunkel	71
Christoph Blum	73
Eike Hugo	86
Karsten Müller	110
(Frank Möller)	(120)

340

22

Scotland

Alastair Russell	59
Robert Carey	61
Thomas Hearle	102
Tom Hanlon	134
(James Bell)	(135)
(Paul Mayles)	(DNF)

356

23

Switzerland

Daniel Hacksteiner	87
Sebastian Epiney	92
Rocco Taminelli	121
Christian Riedel	128
(Daniel Hotz)	(139)
(Philippe Hubacher)	(142)

428

24

Wales

Justin Hobbs	74
Paul Williams	99
Ivan Horsfall-Turner	126
Patrick Hoare	137
(Kevin Blake)	(147)
(Nicholas Melling)	(152)

436

25

Poland

Zdzislaw Wlodarczyk	109
Tomasz Szablinski	119
Jerzy Kowalski	124
Mariusz Lamch	132
(Dariusz Krawieci)	(161)
(Grzegorz Gajdus)	(165)

484

26

Northern Ireland

Davey Wilson	84
Cairan McGivern	115
Justin Reid	151
Declan Caddell	155
(Gavin Wilson)	(159)

505

27

India

Bhim Lal	131
Vinrender Singh	140
Amarjetti Singh	156
Anup Singh	162
(Meva Lal)	(163)
(Junnappa)	(166)

589

28

Austria

Arthur Gölly	145
Werner Edler-Muhr	146
Adam Mandl	153
Bernhard Jerovcic	154
(Roland Kloss)	(157)

598

29

Kuwait

Abdul Faisal	160
A.Abdullah Honeitem	164
Sayer Hamden	168
Khalid Awad Bassam	169
(Ali Sultan Ahmed)	(170)
(Abdul Houssein Yousef)	(171)

661

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

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 172 athletes from 34 countries in the Junior men's race, one athlete less than the official number published.[5]

Algeria (5)
Australia (6)
Austria (5)
Belgium (5)
Canada (6)
China (2)
Denmark (2)
Djibouti (6)
England (6)
Ethiopia (6)
France (6)
Hungary (6)

India (6)
Indonesia (1)
Ireland (6)
Israel (1)
Italy (6)
Japan (6)
Kenya (5)
Kuwait (6)
Morocco (6)
Netherlands (2)
Northern Ireland (5)

Poland (6)
Portugal (6)
Scotland (6)
Soviet Union (4)
Spain (6)
Sweden (5)
Switzerland (6)
Tunisia (5)
United States (6)
Wales (6)
West Germany (5)

References

Chaos as Zola leads England to victory - Zola Budd retained the individual title and led England to a controversial team victory at the world cross-country championships in Neuchatel, Switzerland yesterday..., Glasgow Herald, March 24, 1986, p. 12, retrieved October 22, 2013
Runaway Zola win - Zola Budd led from start to finish to retain her world cross country championship at Neuchatel, Switzerland..., Evening Times, March 24, 1986, p. 17, retrieved October 22, 2013
Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 7.8km CC Men - Neuchatel Planeyse Colombier Date: Sunday, March 23, 1986, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 22, 2013CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
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

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[herald_01-1] Chaos as Zola leads England to victory - Zola Budd retained the individual title and led England to a controversial team victory at the world cross-country championships in Neuchatel, Switzerland yesterday..., Glasgow Herald, March 24, 1986, p. 12, retrieved October 22, 2013

[evening_01-2] Runaway Zola win - Zola Budd led from start to finish to retain her world cross country championship at Neuchatel, Switzerland..., Evening Times, March 24, 1986, p. 17, retrieved October 22, 2013

[archive_02-3] Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 7.8km CC Men - Neuchatel Planeyse Colombier Date: Sunday, March 23, 1986, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 22, 2013CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)

[gbr_01-4] IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013

[iaaf_01-5] 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

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