2005 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Men's short race

The Men's short race at the 2005 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held at the Hippodrome Joseph Desjoyaux in Saint-Galmier near Saint-Étienne, France, on March 19, 2005. Reports of the event were given in The New York Times,[1] in the Herald,[2][3] and for the IAAF.[4]

Men's short race at the 2005 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition33rd
DateMarch 19
Host citySaint-Galmier, Rhône-Alpes, France
VenueHippodrome Joseph Desjoyaux
Events1
Distances4.196 km – Men's short
Participation140 athletes from
44 nations

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
RankAthleteCountryTime
Kenenisa Bekele Ethiopia11:33
Abraham Chebii Kenya11:38
Isaac Songok Kenya11:39
4Saif Saeed Shaheen Qatar11:42
5Jamal Bilal Salem Qatar11:43
6Maregu Zewdie Ethiopia11:43
7Dejene Berhanu Ethiopia11:43
8Abdullah Ahmed Hassan Qatar11:46
9Gebre-egziabher Gebremariam Ethiopia11:54
10Shadrack Kosgei Kenya11:56
11Adil Kaouch Morocco11:57
12Abera Chane Ethiopia11:58
13Jorge Torres United States11:58
14Mohamed Moustaoui Morocco11:59
15James Kwalia Qatar12:00
16Henry Kipchirchir Kenya12:01
17Sammy Kipketer Kenya12:01
18Abderrahim Goumri Morocco12:06
19Sultan Khamis Zaman Qatar12:09
20Cutbert Nyasango Zimbabwe12:13
21Kevin Sullivan Canada12:13
22Hicham Bellani Morocco12:14
23Rabah Aboud Algeria12:16
24Khoudir Aggoune Algeria12:16
25Ghirmai Tikabo Eritrea12:17
26Mohamed Awol Ethiopia12:18
27Damian Paul Chopa Tanzania12:18
28Christian Belz  Switzerland12:19
29Amanuel Waldeselassie Eritrea12:20
30Kelvin Pangiso Zimbabwe12:20
31Azzedine Zerdoum Algeria12:21
32Rashid Ramzi Bahrain12:22
33Simone Zanon Italy12:22
34Antar Zerguelaïne Algeria12:22
35Khamis Abdulla Saifeldin Qatar12:23
36Khalid El Amri Morocco12:23
37Brimin Kipruto Kenya12:26
38Ruben Ramolefi South Africa12:27
39Juan Carlos Higuero Spain12:28
40Samir Moussaoui Algeria12:28
41Hamid Ezzine Morocco12:29
42José Luis Blanco Spain12:30
43Michael Ngaaseke Zimbabwe12:30
44Richard Jeremiah Australia12:30
45Patrick Nyangero Tanzania12:30
46Stephen Rogart Tanzania12:31
47Hassan Oubassour France12:31
48Jesús Torres Mexico12:31
49Abdulhak Zakaria Bahrain12:31
50Gaël Pencréach France12:32
51Manuel Damião Portugal12:33
52Reid Coolsaet Canada12:33
53John Mayock United Kingdom12:33
54Luís Miguel Martín Spain12:35
55Merzak Ouldbouchiba Algeria12:35
56Francisco Javier Lara Spain12:35
57Juan Luis Barrios Mexico12:35
58Samwel Shauri Tanzania12:36
59Rees Buck New Zealand12:36
60Donald Sage United States12:36
61Micxhael Tesfay Eritrea12:37
62Yuri Floriani Italy12:38
63Luciano Di Pardo Italy12:39
64Michael Skinner United Kingdom12:39
65Philipp Bandi  Switzerland12:40
66Yuichiro Ueno Japan12:40
67Aléxis Abraham France12:40
68Mário Teixeira Portugal12:41
69Adrian Blincoe New Zealand12:42
70Lewis Masunda Zimbabwe12:42
71Rui Silva Portugal12:42
72Roberto García Spain12:43
73Jakub Czaja Poland12:44
74Steven Vernon United Kingdom12:44
75Luca Rosa Italy12:45
76Habtai Kifletsion Eritrea12:45
77Celso Ficagna Brazil12:45
78Mariano Villarubia Spain12:45
79Vincent Le Dauphin France12:46
80Manuel Silva Portugal12:46
81Matt Kerr Canada12:47
82Gianni Crepaldi Italy12:47
83Luke Watson United States12:49
84Javier Carriqueo Argentina12:50
85Andrew Baddeley United Kingdom12:51
86Stefano Scaini Italy12:52
87Moeketsi Mosuhli Lesotho12:52
88Tsuyoshi Ugachi Japan12:52
89Hermano Ferreira Portugal12:53
90Spencer Barden United Kingdom12:54
91Joël Bourgeois Canada12:56
92José Semprun Venezuela12:56
93Mihaíl Yelasákis Greece12:56
94Ben Tickner United Kingdom12:57
95Mandla Maseko South Africa12:58
96Dave Davis United States12:58
97Moorosi Soke South Africa13:00
98Ronny Marie Seychelles13:00
99Abd Al-Rasool Ahmed Egypt13:00
100Al-Mustafa Riyadh Bahrain13:01
101Shaheen Faraj Bahrain13:01
102Anthony Hermanus South Africa13:01
103Rachid Chékhémani France13:05
104Ben Ruthe New Zealand13:06
105Yasuhiro Tago Japan13:06
106Amer Ayyad Helil Egypt13:07
107Gladson Barbosa Brazil13:12
108Boštjan Buč Slovenia13:12
109Ryan McKenzie Canada13:14
110Joshua McDougal United States13:15
111Stéphane Joly  Switzerland13:16
112Matt Johnston Canada13:17
113Johan Vermeiren Belgium13:19
114Ueli Koch  Switzerland13:19
115José Rocha Portugal13:20
116Margus Pirksaar Estonia13:20
117Andre de Santana Brazil13:20
118Alexandr Sinitsyn Kazakhstan13:21
119Mirco Zwahlen  Switzerland13:23
120Ahmed Bakry Egypt13:24
121José Amado García Guatemala13:27
122Philippe Paillat France13:32
123Fouly Salem Egypt13:33
124Alexander Greaux Puerto Rico13:33
125Andrey Karotska Belarus13:34
126Johannes Morgenthaler  Switzerland13:38
127Dale Summerville New Zealand13:40
128Rene Herrera Philippines13:42
129Tiidrek Nurme Estonia13:47
130Ahmed Nasr Ali Al-Ragami Yemen13:53
131Omar Bekkali Belgium13:57
132Roman Fosti Estonia14:01
133Cheikh Ndiaye Senegal14:05
134Israel dos Anjos Brazil14:06
135Ajmal Amirov Tajikistan14:14
136Maxime Idy Central African Republic14:17
137Nuftillo Davronov Uzbekistan14:34
138Josep Sansa Andorra14:48
—Adam Goucher United StatesDNF
—Nikolai Vedehin EstoniaDNF
—Daniel Andrew TanzaniaDNS

Teams
RankTeamPoints
 Ethiopia
Kenenisa Bekele1
Maregu Zewdie6
Dejene Berhanu7
Gebre-egziabher Gebremariam9
(Abera Chane)(12)
(Mohamed Awol)(26)
 23
 Kenya
Abraham Chebii2
Isaac Songok3
Shadrack Kosgei10
Henry Kipchirchir16
(Sammy Kipketer)(17)
(Brimin Kipruto)(37)
 31
 Qatar
Saif Saeed Shaheen4
Jamal Bilal Salem5
Abdullah Ahmed Hassan8
James Kwalia15
(Sultan Khamis Zaman)(19)
(Khamis Abdulla Saifeldin)(35)
 32
4 Morocco
Adil Kaouch11
Mohamed Moustaoui14
Abderrahim Goumri18
Hicham Bellani22
(Khalid El Amri)(36)
(Hamid Ezzine)(41)
 65
5 Algeria
Rabah Aboud23
Khoudir Aggoune24
Azzedine Zerdoum31
Antar Zerguelaïne34
(Samir Moussaoui)(40)
(Merzak Ouldbouchiba)(55)
 112
6 Zimbabwe
Cutbert Nyasango20
Kelvin Pangiso30
Michael Ngaaseke43
Lewis Masunda70
 163
7 Tanzania
Damian Paul Chopa27
Patrick Nyangero45
Stephen Rogart46
Samwel Shauri58
 176
8 Spain
Juan Carlos Higuero39
José Luis Blanco42
Luís Miguel Martín54
Francisco Javier Lara56
(Roberto García)(72)
(Mariano Villarubia)(78)
 191
9 Eritrea
Ghirmai Tikabo25
Amanuel Waldeselassie29
Micxhael Tesfay61
Habtai Kifletsion76
 191
10 Italy
Simone Zanon33
Yuri Floriani62
Luciano Di Pardo63
Luca Rosa75
(Gianni Crepaldi)(82)
(Stefano Scaini)(86)
 233
11 France
Hassan Oubassour47
Gaël Pencréach50
Aléxis Abraham67
Vincent Le Dauphin79
(Rachid Chékhémani)(103)
(Philippe Paillat)(122)
 243
12 Canada
Kevin Sullivan21
Reid Coolsaet52
Matt Kerr81
Joël Bourgeois91
(Ryan McKenzie)(109)
(Matt Johnston)(112)
 245
13 United States
Jorge Torres13
Donald Sage60
Luke Watson83
Dave Davis96
(Joshua McDougal)(110)
(Adam Goucher)(DNF)
 252
14 Portugal
Manuel Damião51
Mário Teixeira68
Rui Silva71
Manuel Silva80
(Hermano Ferreira)(89)
(José Rocha)(115)
 270
15 United Kingdom
John Mayock53
Michael Skinner64
Steven Vernon74
Andrew Baddeley85
(Spencer Barden)(90)
(Ben Tickner)(94)
 276
16 Bahrain
Rashid Ramzi32
Abdulhak Zakaria49
Al-Mustafa Riyadh100
Shaheen Faraj101
 282
17  Switzerland
Christian Belz28
Philipp Bandi65
Stéphane Joly111
Ueli Koch114
(Mirco Zwahlen)(119)
(Johannes Morgenthaler)(126)
 318
18 South Africa
Ruben Ramolefi38
Mandla Maseko95
Moorosi Soke97
Anthony Hermanus102
 332
19 New Zealand
Rees Buck59
Adrian Blincoe69
Ben Ruthe104
Dale Summerville127
 359
20 Brazil
Celso Ficagna77
Gladson Barbosa107
Andre de Santana117
Israel dos Anjos134
 435
21 Egypt
Abd Al-Rasool Ahmed99
Amer Ayyad Helil106
Ahmed Bakry120
Fouly Salem123
 448
DNF Estonia
(Margus Pirksaar)(116)
(Tiidrek Nurme)(129)
(Roman Fosti)(132)
(Nikolai Vedehin)(DNF)
 DNF
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result.

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 140 athletes from 44 countries participated in the Men's short race.

See also

References
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