2004 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Men's short race

The Men's short race at the 2004 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held at the Ossegem Park in Bruxelles, Belgium, on March 20, 2004. Reports of the event were given in The New York Times,[1] and for the IAAF.[2]

Men's short race at the 2004 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition32nd
DateMarch 20
Host cityBruxelles, Belgium
VenueOssegem Park
Events1
Distances4 km – Men's short
Participation140 athletes from
47 nations

Complete results for individuals,[3][4][5] for teams,[3][6][7] medallists,[8] and the results of British athletes who took part[9] were published.

Race results

Individual
RankAthleteCountryTime
Kenenisa Bekele Ethiopia11:31
Gebre-egziabher Gebremariam Ethiopia11:36
Maregu Zewdie Ethiopia11:42
4Abdullah Ahmed Hassan Qatar11:44
5Saif Saeed Shaheen Qatar11:44
6Eliud Kirui Kenya11:45
7Isaac Songok Kenya11:45
8Sultan Khamis Zaman Qatar11:50
9Craig Mottram Australia11:51
10Adil Kaouch Morocco11:56
11Dejene Berhanu Ethiopia11:56
12Tarek Boukensa Algeria11:56
13Alejandro Suárez Mexico11:57
14Carlos García Spain11:58
15Bouabdallah Tahri France11:58
16Alistair Cragg Ireland11:58
17Kevin Sullivan Canada11:58
18Paul Morrison Canada11:59
19Abraham Chebii Kenya11:59
20Kiplimo Muneria Kenya12:00
21Boniface Kiprotich Songok Kenya12:01
22Abdulaziz Al-Ameri Qatar12:03
23Ali Al-Dawoodi Qatar12:05
24Ridouane Es-Saadi Belgium12:06
25Michael Power Australia12:06
26Samir Moussaoui Algeria12:06
27Damian Paul Chopa Tanzania12:07
28Zouhair Ouerdi Morocco12:09
29Hussen Adilo Ethiopia12:10
30Hamid Ezzine Morocco12:11
31Mohamed Awol Ethiopia12:12
32John Kibowen Kenya12:12
33Robert Gary United States12:12
34Benoit Nicolas France12:14
35Umberto Pusterla Italy12:15
36Luke Watson United States12:17
37Andy Graffin United Kingdom12:19
38Mohamed Khaldi Algeria12:20
39Amanuel Waldeselassie Eritrea12:21
40Mário Teixeira Portugal12:22
41Joël Bourgeois Canada12:23
42Nick Willis New Zealand12:23
43Nourreddine Bourfaa Algeria12:23
44Cosimo Caliandro Italy12:23
45Manuel Damião Portugal12:23
46Sandu Rebenciuc United States12:23
47Wim Borms Belgium12:24
48Jared Cordes United States12:24
49Antonio David Jiménez Spain12:25
50Ali Abdalla Eritrea12:25
51Ali Ezzine Morocco12:26
52Ryan Hayden Canada12:26
53Rafał Wójcik Poland12:27
54Mourad Marofit Morocco12:27
55José Maduro Portugal12:27
56Cutbert Nyasango Zimbabwe12:27
57Ahmed Naïli Algeria12:28
58Ian Connor United States12:29
59José Luis Blanco Spain12:30
60Isaiah Festa United States12:30
61Egide Manirazika Burundi12:31
62Reid Coolsaet Canada12:31
63Byron Piedra Ecuador12:32
64Robert Connolly Ireland12:32
65Lorenzo Perrone Italy12:33
66Rui Silva Portugal12:33
67Francis Munthali Malawi12:34
68Aleksandr Sekletov Russia12:35
69Habtai Kifletsion Eritrea12:36
70Thomas Benz  Switzerland12:36
71Antonio Manuel Martínez Spain12:36
72Isaac Viciosa Spain12:37
73Daniel Vögeli  Switzerland12:37
74Gianni Crepaldi Italy12:38
75Abdelhalim Zahraoui Morocco12:38
76Jay Cantin Canada12:38
77Licinio Pimentel Portugal12:39
78Stijn van den Velde Belgium12:39
79Sveinn Margeirsson Iceland12:40
80El-Mokhtar Benhari France12:40
81Aléxis Abraham France12:40
82Walter Jenni  Switzerland12:41
83Musa Ninga Tanzania12:42
84Cesar Pilaluisa Ecuador12:42
85Boštjan Buč Slovenia12:43
86Pavel Shapovalov Russia12:43
87Rob Birchall United Kingdom12:44
88Celso Ficagna Brazil12:45
89Philipp Bandi  Switzerland12:45
90Rees Buck New Zealand12:45
91Johan Vermeiren Belgium12:45
92Aleksandr Orlov Russia12:46
93Andrew Baddeley United Kingdom12:46
94Nabil Ghoulam France12:46
95Khamis Abdulla Saifeldin Qatar12:49
96Yoshitaka Iwamizu Japan12:50
97Jonathan Morales Mexico12:50
98Aleksey Gurkin Russia12:51
99Pedro Ribeiro Portugal12:52
100Edgar Chancusig Ecuador12:53
101Alastair Stevenson Australia12:54
102Néstor Nieves Venezuela12:56
103Michael Shelley Australia13:00
104Frédéric Desmedt Belgium13:01
105Abrha Adhanom Eritrea13:03
106Halil Akkaş Turkey13:03
107Yair Cedazo Mexico13:03
108Víctor Martínez Andorra13:06
109Michael Maechler  Switzerland13:06
110Denis Bagrev Kyrgyzstan13:08
111Richard Arias Ecuador13:09
112Cayetano Hernandez Mexico13:09
113Sergio Gallardo Spain13:12
114Micxhael Tesfay Eritrea13:14
115David Ruschena Australia13:17
116Tom van Rooy Belgium13:18
117Miguel Ángel García Venezuela13:19
118Björn Margeirsson Iceland13:20
119Alexandr Sinitsyn Kazakhstan13:21
120Hussein Awada Lebanon13:23
121Stephen Rogart Tanzania13:24
122Josep Sansa Andorra13:24
123Pius Stucki  Switzerland13:26
124Nader Al-Nasry Palestine13:27
125Alexander Greaux Puerto Rico13:28
126Simon Labiche Seychelles13:29
127Moisés Iñiguez Mexico13:29
128Nozimjon Irmatov Tajikistan13:31
129Dario Nemec Croatia13:31
130Agzam Aliyev Uzbekistan13:33
131Misgina Kifleyesus Eritrea13:45
132Vladimir Tonchinskiy Belarus13:50
133Mario Jorge Santivañez Beltran Bolivia13:55
134Fikret Gafarov Azerbaijan13:56
135Jean-Berchmans Ndayisenga Burundi13:57
136Ronny Marie Seychelles13:58
137Sigurbjörn Arni Arngrímson Iceland14:02
138Serdar Nurmuradov Turkmenistan14:22
139Vladimir Escajadillo Peru14:43
—Noureddine Athamna AlgeriaDNF
—Julius Gidabuday TanzaniaDNS
—Freddy González VenezuelaDNS
—Kelvin Pangiso ZimbabweDNS

Teams
RankTeamPoints
 Ethiopia
Kenenisa Bekele1
Gebre-egziabher Gebremariam2
Maregu Zewdie3
Dejene Berhanu11
(Hussen Adilo)(29)
(Mohamed Awol)(31)
 17
 Qatar
Abdullah Ahmed Hassan4
Saif Saeed Shaheen5
Sultan Khamis Zaman8
Abdulaziz Al-Ameri22
(Ali Al-Dawoodi)(23)
(Khamis Abdulla Saifeldin)(95)
 39
 Kenya
Eliud Kirui6
Isaac Songok7
Abraham Chebii19
Kiplimo Muneria20
(Boniface Kiprotich Songok)(21)
(John Kibowen)(32)
 52
4 Algeria
Tarek Boukensa12
Samir Moussaoui26
Mohamed Khaldi38
Nourreddine Bourfaa43
(Ahmed Naïli)(57)
(Noureddine Athamna)(DNF)
 119
5 Morocco
Adil Kaouch10
Zouhair Ouerdi28
Hamid Ezzine30
Ali Ezzine51
(Mourad Marofit)(54)
(Abdelhalim Zahraoui)(75)
 119
6 Canada
Kevin Sullivan17
Paul Morrison18
Joël Bourgeois41
Ryan Hayden52
(Reid Coolsaet)(62)
(Jay Cantin)(76)
 128
7 United States
Robert Gary33
Luke Watson36
Sandu Rebenciuc46
Jared Cordes48
(Ian Connor)(58)
(Isaiah Festa)(60)
 163
8 Spain
Carlos García14
Antonio David Jiménez49
José Luis Blanco59
Antonio Manuel Martínez71
(Isaac Viciosa)(72)
(Sergio Gallardo)(113)
 193
9 Portugal
Mário Teixeira40
Manuel Damião45
José Maduro55
Rui Silva66
(Licinio Pimentel)(77)
(Pedro Ribeiro)(99)
 206
10 France
Bouabdallah Tahri15
Benoit Nicolas34
El-Mokhtar Benhari80
Aléxis Abraham81
(Nabil Ghoulam)(94)
 210
11 Italy
Umberto Pusterla35
Cosimo Caliandro44
Lorenzo Perrone65
Gianni Crepaldi74
 218
12 Australia
Craig Mottram9
Michael Power25
Alastair Stevenson101
Michael Shelley103
(David Ruschena)(115)
 238
13 Belgium
Ridouane Es-Saadi24
Wim Borms47
Stijn van den Velde78
Johan Vermeiren91
(Frédéric Desmedt)(104)
(Tom van Rooy)(116)
 240
14 Eritrea
Amanuel Waldeselassie39
Ali Abdalla50
Habtai Kifletsion69
Abrha Adhanom105
(Micxhael Tesfay)(114)
(Misgina Kifleyesus)(131)
 263
15  Switzerland
Thomas Benz70
Daniel Vögeli73
Walter Jenni82
Philipp Bandi89
(Michael Maechler)(109)
(Pius Stucki)(123)
 314
16 Mexico
Alejandro Suárez13
Jonathan Morales97
Yair Cedazo107
Cayetano Hernandez112
(Moisés Iñiguez)(127)
 329
17 Russia
Aleksandr Sekletov68
Pavel Shapovalov86
Aleksandr Orlov92
Aleksey Gurkin98
 344
18 Ecuador
Byron Piedra63
Cesar Pilaluisa84
Edgar Chancusig100
Richard Arias111
 358
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 140 athletes from 47 countries participated in the Men's short race.

See also

References
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