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

Senior 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	12 km – Senior men
Participation	165 athletes from ; 46 nations
	← 1998 Marrakech 2000 Vilamoura → ;

The Senior 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 Glasgow 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
	Paul Tergat	Kenya	38:28
	Patrick Ivuti	Kenya	38:32
	Paulo Guerra	Portugal	38:46
4	Joshua Chelanga	Kenya	39:05
5	Evans Rutto	Kenya	39:12
6	Paul Koech	Kenya	39:51
7	Mohammed Mourhit	Belgium	40:09
8	Jon Brown	United Kingdom	40:09
9	Habte Jifar	Ethiopia	40:21
10	Domingos Castro	Portugal	40:25
11	Assefa Mezegebu	Ethiopia	40:33
12	Róbert Štefko	Slovakia	40:39
13	Lahcen Benyoussef	Morocco	40:42
14	Eduardo Henriques	Portugal	40:46
15	Saïd El Wardi	Morocco	40:53
16	Carsten Jørgensen	Denmark	40:57
17	Girma Tolla	Ethiopia	40:59
18	Kamel Kohil	Algeria	41:04
19	Giuliano Battocletti	Italy	41:05
20	Tesfaye Tola	Ethiopia	41:06
21	Alan Culpepper	United States	41:10
22	Gary Stolz	United States	41:12
23	Javier Cortés	Spain	41:14
24	Enrique Molina	Spain	41:17
25	Daniele Caimmi	Italy	41:20
26	Ayele Mezegebu	Ethiopia	41:24
27	José Carlos Adán	Spain	41:25
28	Koen van Rie	Belgium	41:29
29	José Manuel García	Spain	41:33
30	Fabián Roncero	Spain	41:37
31	Umberto Pusterla	Italy	41:39
32	Mauricio Díaz	Chile	41:41
33	Nicolae Negru	Romania	41:41
34	Keith Cullen	United Kingdom	41:42
35	Kamiel Maase	Netherlands	41:43
36	Tony Cosey	United States	41:47
37	Tegenu Abebe	Ethiopia	41:51
38	Saïd Berrioui	Morocco	42:02
39	Tom Nyariki	Kenya	42:04
40	Faustin Saktay	Tanzania	42:05
41	Lee Troop	Australia	42:06
42	Smail Sghir	Morocco	42:07
43	Mohamed Driouche	Algeria	42:08
44	John Ferrin	Ireland	42:12
45	Salaho Ngadi	Tanzania	42:13
46	Yahia Azaidj	Algeria	42:16
47	Abel Chimukoko	Zimbabwe	42:17
48	David Galindo	Mexico	42:21
49	Alberto Maravilha	Portugal	42:23
50	Sebastiano Mazzara	Italy	42:26
51	Richard Potts	New Zealand	42:29
52	Glynn Tromans	United Kingdom	42:30
53	Francis Robert Naali	Tanzania	42:30
54	Clint Wells	United States	42:33
55	Marc Vanderstraeten	Belgium	42:37
56	Dermot Donnelly	Ireland	42:38
57	Abner Chipu	South Africa	42:38
58	William Vasquez	Colombia	42:39
59	Roman Kejzar	Slovenia	42:41
60	Jeff Schiebler	Canada	42:42
61	Marcel Versteeg	Netherlands	42:42
62	Dean Cavuoto	Australia	42:44
63	Patrick Kaotsane	South Africa	42:47
64	Hendrick Ramaala	South Africa	42:48
65	Andrew Pearson	United Kingdom	42:48
66	Mehdi Khelifi	Tunisia	42:53
67	Pablo Olmedo	Mexico	42:54
68	Alberto Chaíça	Portugal	42:54
69	Michael Ngaaseke	Zimbabwe	43:00
70	Christopher Graff	United States	43:00
71	João Junqueira	Portugal	43:03
72	Luis Alberto Ochoa	Colombia	43:05
73	Christian Stephenson	United Kingdom	43:05
74	Jacinto Navarrete	Colombia	43:06
75	Abdelilah El Manaia	Morocco	43:13
76	Martin McCarthy	Ireland	43:14
77	David Burke	Ireland	43:15
78	Tetsuhiro Furuta	Japan	43:19
79	Jeremy Deere	Canada	43:19
80	Samir Moussaoui	Algeria	43:20
81	Tarek Zoghmar	Algeria	43:21
82	Darren Lynch	Australia	43:22
83	Zarislav Gapeyenko	Belarus	43:23
84	Marilson dos Santos	Brazil	43:28
85	Brett Cartwright	Australia	43:31
86	Sander Schutgens	Netherlands	43:35
87	Yoji Yamaguchi	Japan	43:37
88	Ovidiu Tat	Romania	43:38
89	Raymond Appenheimer	United States	43:41
90	Paddy McCluskey	Canada	43:43
91	Azzedine Sakhri	Algeria	43:48
92	Dominic Bannister	United Kingdom	43:48
93	Ayele Setegne	Israel	43:51
94	Martin Dent	Australia	43:57
95	Pauric McKinney	Ireland	44:06
96	Vincent Kuotane	South Africa	44:09
97	Jussi Utriainen	Finland	44:10
98	José de Souza	Brazil	44:10
99	Noel Cullen	Ireland	44:10
100	Wellington Fraga	Brazil	44:11
101	Chris Weber	Canada	44:14
102	Dmitry Dubovskiy	Belarus	44:19
103	Naoki Mishiro	Japan	44:23
104	George Majaji	Zimbabwe	44:35
105	Arthur Osman	Poland	44:38
106	Craig Kirkwood	New Zealand	44:46
107	Sergio Couto	Brazil	44:53
108	Vladimir Sivalobov	Belarus	45:06
109	Juan Alejandro Perea	Colombia	45:13
110	Tsungai Mwanengeni	Zimbabwe	45:15
111	Takhir Mamashayev	Kazakhstan	45:20
112	Toomas Tarm	Estonia	45:21
113	Sergey Zabavskiy	Tajikistan	45:25
114	Maxwell Bangani	Zimbabwe	45:30
115	Josep Sansa	Andorra	45:37
116	Kudakwashe Shoko	Zimbabwe	45:43
117	Leonid Pykhteyev	Kyrgyzstan	45:46
118	Chris McGregor	Canada	45:47
119	Daisuke Arakawa	Japan	45:53
120	David Lorne	Canada	46:19
121	Rustam Radjapov	Turkmenistan	46:24
122	Menon Ramsamy	Mauritius	46:36
123	Gulab Chand	India	46:47
124	Alagawadi Shivananda	India	46:47
125	Uladzimir Dukhnovich	Belarus	46:51
126	Sentso Retere	Lesotho	46:57
127	Bhairav Singh	India	46:58
128	Charygeldiy Allaberdiyev	Turkmenistan	47:17
129	Khauta Ntsoele	Lesotho	47:21
130	Khasan Rakhimov	Uzbekistan	47:29
131	Nick Harrison	Australia	47:30
132	Tau Khotso	Lesotho	47:39
133	Nazirdin Akylbekov	Kyrgyzstan	47:44
134	José Amado García	Guatemala	47:52
135	Tebatso Motsotsoana	Lesotho	48:07
136	Albert Shamsiyev	Uzbekistan	48:13
137	Parakhat Kurtgeldiyev	Turkmenistan	48:26
138	Mpakeletsa Sephali	Lesotho	48:27
139	Anil Kumar	India	48:32
140	Kevin Musseliah	Mauritius	48:42
141	António Zeferino	Cape Verde	48:44
142	Walid Ibrahim	Palestine	48:44
143	Rinat Ablyayev	Uzbekistan	48:48
144	Amrlon Hernandez	Guatemala	49:21
145	Chokirjon Irmatov	Tajikistan	49:31
146	Victor Velásquez	Guatemala	49:37
147	Ivan Kibiryov	Uzbekistan	49:43
148	Artyom Tetenkin	Kyrgyzstan	50:06
149	Ihab Salama	Palestine	50:08
150	Moses Zarak Khan	Fiji	50:31
151	Jean Paul Louise	Mauritius	50:41
152	Evilio Mijangos	Guatemala	50:59
153	Isireli Naikelekelevesi	Fiji	51:11
154	Eric Vamben	Mauritius	51:25
155	Bimiesh Kumar	Fiji	51:55
156	Mohamed Salama	Palestine	52:25
157	Esala Talebula	Fiji	52:37
158	Parasram Ramah	Mauritius	53:34
—	Salah Hissou	Morocco	DNF
—	Rachid Berradi	Italy	DNF
—	Andrea Arlati	Italy	DNF
—	Abhinesh Kumar Chand	Fiji	DNF
—	Ergobert Robert Naali	Tanzania	DNF
—	Niteshwar Prasad	Fiji	DNF
—	Julio Rey^†	Spain	DQ
—	Antonio Fabián Silio	Argentina	DNS

^†: Julio Rey of Spain finished 24th in 41:15 min, but was disqualified.

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Kenya

Paul Tergat	1
Patrick Ivuti	2
Joshua Chelanga	4
Evans Rutto	5
(Paul Koech)	(6)
(Tom Nyariki)	(39)

12

Ethiopia

Habte Jifar	9
Assefa Mezegebu	11
Girma Tolla	17
Tesfaye Tola	20
(Ayele Mezegebu)	(26)
(Tegenu Abebe)	(37)

57

Portugal

Paulo Guerra	3
Domingos Castro	10
Eduardo Henriques	14
Alberto Maravilha	49
(Alberto Chaíça)	(68)
(João Junqueira)	(71)

76

4

Spain

Javier Cortés	23
Enrique Molina	24
José Carlos Adán	27
José Manuel García	29
(Fabián Roncero)	(30)

103

5

Morocco

Lahcen Benyoussef	13
Saïd El Wardi	15
Saïd Berrioui	38
Smail Sghir	42
(Abdelilah El Manaia)	(75)
(Salah Hissou)	(DNF)

108

6

Italy

Giuliano Battocletti	19
Daniele Caimmi	25
Umberto Pusterla	31
Sebastiano Mazzara	50
(Rachid Berradi)	(DNF)
(Andrea Arlati)	(DNF)

125

7

United States

Alan Culpepper	21
Gary Stolz	22
Tony Cosey	36
Clint Wells	54
(Christopher Graff)	(70)
(Raymond Appenheimer)	(89)

133

8

United Kingdom

Jon Brown	8
Keith Cullen	34
Glynn Tromans	52
Andrew Pearson	65
(Christian Stephenson)	(73)
(Dominic Bannister)	(92)

159

9

Algeria

Kamel Kohil	18
Mohamed Driouche	43
Yahia Azaidj	46
Samir Moussaoui	80
(Tarek Zoghmar)	(81)
(Azzedine Sakhri)	(91)

187

10

Ireland

John Ferrin	44
Dermot Donnelly	56
Martin McCarthy	76
David Burke	77
(Pauric McKinney)	(95)
(Noel Cullen)	(99)

253

11

Australia

Lee Troop	41
Dean Cavuoto	62
Darren Lynch	82
Brett Cartwright	85
(Martin Dent)	(94)
(Nick Harrison)	(131)

270

12

South Africa

Abner Chipu	57
Patrick Kaotsane	63
Hendrick Ramaala	64
Vincent Kuotane	96

280

13

Colombia

William Vasquez	58
Luis Alberto Ochoa	72
Jacinto Navarrete	74
Juan Alejandro Perea	109

313

14

Canada

Jeff Schiebler	60
Jeremy Deere	79
Paddy McCluskey	90
Chris Weber	101
(Chris McGregor)	(118)
(David Lorne)	(120)

330

15

Zimbabwe

Abel Chimukoko	47
Michael Ngaaseke	69
George Majaji	104
Tsungai Mwanengeni	110
(Maxwell Bangani)	(114)
(Kudakwashe Shoko)	(116)

330

16

Japan

Tetsuhiro Furuta	78
Yoji Yamaguchi	87
Naoki Mishiro	103
Daisuke Arakawa	119

387

17

Brazil

Marilson dos Santos	84
José de Souza	98
Wellington Fraga	100
Sergio Couto	107

389

18

Belarus

Zarislav Gapeyenko	83
Dmitry Dubovskiy	102
Vladimir Sivalobov	108
Uladzimir Dukhnovich	125

418

19

India

Gulab Chand	123
Alagawadi Shivananda	124
Bhairav Singh	127
Anil Kumar	139

513

20

Lesotho

Sentso Retere	126
Khauta Ntsoele	129
Tau Khotso	132
Tebatso Motsotsoana	135
(Mpakeletsa Sephali)	(138)

522

21

Uzbekistan

Khasan Rakhimov	130
Albert Shamsiyev	136
Rinat Ablyayev	143
Ivan Kibiryov	147

556

22

Mauritius

Menon Ramsamy	122
Kevin Musseliah	140
Jean Paul Louise	151
Eric Vamben	154
(Parasram Ramah)	(158)

567

23

Guatemala

José Amado García	134
Amrlon Hernandez	144
Victor Velásquez	146
Evilio Mijangos	152

576

24

Fiji

Moses Zarak Khan	150
Isireli Naikelekelevesi	153
Bimiesh Kumar	155
Esala Talebula	157
(Abhinesh Kumar Chand)	(DNF)
(Niteshwar Prasad)	(DNF)

615

DNF

Tanzania

(Faustin Saktay)	(40)
(Salaho Ngadi)	(45)
(Francis Robert Naali)	(53)
(Ergobert Robert Naali)	(DNF)

DNF

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

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 165 athletes from 46 countries in the Senior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.[11] The announced athlete from Argentina did not show.[6][7]

Algeria (6)
Andorra (1)
Australia (6)
Belarus (4)
Belgium (3)
Brazil (4)
Canada (6)
Cape Verde (1)
Chile (1)
Colombia (4)
Denmark (1)
Estonia (1)
Ethiopia (6)
Fiji (6)
Finland (1)
Guatemala (4)

India (4)
Ireland (6)
Israel (1)
Italy (6)
Japan (4)
Kazakhstan (1)
Kenya (6)
Kyrgyzstan (3)
Lesotho (5)
Mauritius (5)
Mexico (2)
Morocco (6)
Netherlands (3)
New Zealand (2)
Palestine (3)

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