Cédric hub

Cédric Mongha Ngonde Nabe (born June 16, 1983 ) is a former Swiss athlete . He is the third fastest Swiss 100 meter runner of all time.

Life

Mongha and Mayani Nabe's son grew up in Geneva. He played football in his youth, but then focused entirely on athletics. In 2004 Nabe went to the USA as a student . This year he ran the 100-meter run in 10.29 s, which was the U23 Swiss record for him. Nabe did not come close to this time in the following two years.

In 2007 he ran over 60 meters in 6.67 s Swiss indoor season best, over 100 meters he ran a time of 10.34 s. In 2009 he set a new personal best of 10.28 s and thus the limit for the World Athletics Championships in Berlin . In addition, he was the first Swiss champion over 100 meters.

In 2011, Nabe reached the finals at the European Indoor Championships in Paris in the 60-meter run with a new personal best. After Nabe had come close to his personal best in May with a time of 10.30 s, he was banned for one year retrospectively from June 22, 2011 in July because he had not complied with his reporting obligation under the doping regulations three times. The International Sports Court extended the ban to 18 months. In early 2013, Nabe announced his resignation.

Nabe lives in Florida . There he has been working as an IT consultant since his bachelor's degree in computer science in 2008.

successes

• 2001: Swiss junior champion 100-meter run and 200-meter run
• 2002: 2nd place in the Swiss championships 100 meter run; Swiss junior champions 100-meter run and 200-meter run; Semi-final Junior World Championships 100-meter run
• 2003: 3rd place in the Swiss Championships 200 meter run; Swiss U23 champions 100 meter run
• 2004: 2nd place in the Swiss championship 100 meter run
• 2006: 3rd place in the Swiss Championships in the 200-meter run
• 2009: Swiss champion 100 meter run; Participants in the World Athletics Championships 100-meter run
• 2011: 7th place in the European Athletics Indoor Championships, 60 meter run

Personal best

• 100-meter run : 10.28 s, June 14, 2009 in Miami
  • 100 meter run: 10.29 s, June 9, 2004 in Austin , Swiss U23 record
• 200-meter run : 21.12 s, 2003
• 60-meter run (indoor): 6.62 s, March 5, 2011 in Paris

Individual evidence

1. ^ After doping ban: Cédric Nabe stops , Neue Zürcher Zeitung January 9, 2013

Web links

• Athlete portrait by Cédric Nabe ( memento from November 3, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) at the IAAF (English)
• Cédric Nabe on stadegeneve.ch (French)
• Cédric hub on the Official Site of Florida State University Athletics (English)