1999 World Athletics Championships / Women's marathon

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7th World Athletics Championships
Athletics pictogram.svg
discipline Marathon run
gender Women
Attendees 51 athletes from 23 countries
venue SpainSpain Seville
place Seville circuit
Competition phase 29th August
Medalists
gold gold Jong Song-ok ( PRK ) Korea NorthNorth Korea 
Silver medals silver Ari Ichihashi ( JPN ) JapanJapan 
Bronze medals bronze Lidia Șimon ( ROM ) RomaniaRomania 
Marathon Cup (team ranking)
without counting in the medal table
Rank 1 JapanJapan Japan
Rank 2 RomaniaRomania Romania
Rank 3 GermanyGermany Germany

The women's marathon at the 1999 World Athletics Championships was held on August 29, 1999 in the streets of the Spanish city ​​of Seville .

The North Korean Jong Song-ok became world champion . She won ahead of the Japanese Ari Ichihashi . As at the World Championships two years earlier, bronze went to Romanian Lidia Șimon , who was third in the 1998 European Championship over 10,000 meters .

As with the previous World Championships , there was a team classification, the so-called Marathon Cup. The number of participants was correspondingly high. Five runners per nation were allowed, of which the times of the best three were added together for the evaluation. However, this competition was not part of the official medal table. The team from Japan won ahead of Romania and Germany .

Existing best times / records

World record 2:20:47 h KenyaKenya Tegla Loroupe Rotterdam Marathon , Netherlands April 19, 1998
World championship record 2:25:17 h PortugalPortugal Pink Mota World Cup 1987 in Rome August 29, 1987

Note:
At that time, records were not kept in marathon running and street walking because of the different track conditions with the exception of championship records.

The existing world championship record was not set and not improved at these world championships.

There were two national bests.

Result

World champion Jong Song Ok during an interview in 2014
Lidia Şimon won as already in 1997 World Cup -Bronze - the future brought her numerous high-profile successes
Claudia Dreher came in ninth place
Constantina Diță finished nineteen
Kerryn McCann turned 23.
Irina Timofejewa did not finish in this race

August 29, 1999, 9:05 a.m.

space Athlete country Time (h)
Gold medal icon.svg Jong Song-ok Korea NorthNorth Korea North Korea 2:26:59 NB
Silver medal icon.svg Ari Ichihashi JapanJapan Japan 2:27:02
Bronze medal icon.svg Lidia Șimon RomaniaRomania Romania 2:27:41
04th Fatuma Roba Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia 2:28:04
05 Elfenesh Alemu Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia 2:28:52
06th Sonja Oberem GermanyGermany Germany 2:28:55
07th Maria Manuela Machado PortugalPortugal Portugal 2:29:11
08th Kayoko Obata JapanJapan Japan 2:29:11
09 Claudia Dreher GermanyGermany Germany 2:29:22
10 Kim Chang-ok Korea NorthNorth Korea North Korea 2:29:26
11 Esther Wanjiru Maina KenyaKenya Kenya 2:29:36
12 Sun Yingjie China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 2:30:12
13 Florina Pană RomaniaRomania Romania 2:30:28
14th Firaya Zhdanova RussiaRussia Russia 2:30:45
15th Ana Isabel Alonso SpainSpain Spain 2:31:38
16 Junko Asari JapanJapan Japan 2:31:39
17th Mayumi Ichikawa JapanJapan Japan 2:32:01
18th Marie Söderström-Lundberg SwedenSweden Sweden 2:35:25
19th Constantina Diță RomaniaRomania Romania 2:36:28
20th Silvana Trampuz AustraliaAustralia Australia 2:36:49
21st Mónica Pont SpainSpain Spain 2:36:57
22nd Manuela Veith GermanyGermany Germany 2:37:24
23 Kerryn McCann AustraliaAustralia Australia 2:38:31
24 Anke Laws GermanyGermany Germany 2:38:57
25th Alina Gherasim RomaniaRomania Romania 2:39:29
26th Gadissie Edatto Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia 2:40:03
27 Elizabeth Mongudhi NamibiaNamibia Namibia 2:40:07
28 Angelines Rodríguez SpainSpain Spain 2:40:10
29 Zinaida Semyonova RussiaRussia Russia 2:41:33
30th Jane Salumäe EstoniaEstonia Estonia 2:41:50
31 Fatima Silva PortugalPortugal Portugal 2:42:55
32 Marie Boyd United StatesUnited States United States 2:44:16
33 Maria Luisa Muñoz SpainSpain Spain 2:45:00
34 Let Yesus repent Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia 2:45:28
35 Maria Trujillo United StatesUnited States United States 2:46:36
36 Mary Lynn Currier United StatesUnited States United States 2:48:05
37 Mimi Corcoran United StatesUnited States United States 2:49:21
38 Cindy Keeler United StatesUnited States United States 2:53:04
39 Sarah Mahlangu South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa 2:54:12
40 Anna Markelova Turkmenistan 1997Turkmenistan Turkmenistan 2:58:04
41 Gina Coello HondurasHonduras Honduras 2:58:11 NB
42 Gulsara Dadabayeva TajikistanTajikistan Tajikistan 3:23:01
DNF Anuța Cătună RomaniaRomania Romania
Yelena Gundelakh RussiaRussia Russia
Nicole Carroll AustraliaAustralia Australia
Maria Polizou GreeceGreece Greece
Elizabeth McCaul South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa
Ababa Tola Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia
Christine Mallo FranceFrance France
Heather Turland AustraliaAustralia Australia
Irina Timofeeva RussiaRussia Russia
DNS Franca Fiacconi ItalyItaly Italy
Colleen De Reuck South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa
Naoko Takahashi JapanJapan Japan

Marathon cup

space country Athletes Time (h)
1 JapanJapan Japan Ari Ichihashi
Kayoko Obata
Junko Asari
7:27:52
2 RomaniaRomania Romania Lidia Șimon
Florina Pană
Constantina Diță
7:34:37
3 GermanyGermany Germany Sonja Krolik
Claudia Dreher
Manuela Veith
7:45:41
4th Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia Fatuma Roba
Elfenesh Alemu
Gadissie Edatto
7:36:59
5 SpainSpain Spain Ana Isabel Alonso
Mónica Pont
Angelines Rodríguez
7:48:45
6th United StatesUnited States United States Marie Boyd
Maria Trujillo
Mary Lynn Currier
8:18:57

Web links

References and comments

  1. IAAF world records. Marathon women on rekorde-im-sport.de, accessed on July 24, 2020