2009 World Athletics Championships / men's marathon

Abel Kirui

The men's marathon at the 2009 World Athletics Championships took place on August 22, 2009 at 11:45 am local time in Berlin , Germany and was the third run of the World Marathon Major of the year.

Abel Kirui won the race in 2:06:54 h.

Records

World record	Haile Gebrselassie	2:03:59 h	September 28, 2008, Berlin Marathon
Championship record	Jaouad Gharib	2:08:31 h	August 20, 2003, World Cup in Paris

Result

space	athlete	country	Time (h)
	Abel Kirui	Kenya	2:06:54 CR
	Emmanuel Kipchirchir Mutai	Kenya	2:07:48
	Tsegay Kebede	Ethiopia	2:08:35
04th	Yemane Tsegay	Ethiopia	2:08:42
05	Robert Kipkoech Cheruiyot	Kenya	2:10:46 SB
06th	Atsushi Satō	Japan	2:12:05
07th	Adil Annani	Morocco	2:12:12
08th	José Manuel Martínez	Spain	2:14:04 SB
09	José Moreira	Portugal	2:14:05 PB
10	Luís Feiteira	Portugal	2:14:06
11	Masaya Shimizu	Japan	2:14:06
12	Norman Dlomo	South Africa	2:14:39 SB
13	Fernando Silva	Portugal	2:14:48
14th	Satoshi Irifune	Japan	2:14:54 SB
15th	Dejene Yirdaw	Ethiopia	2:15:09
16	Marílson dos Santos	Brazil	2:15:13 SB
17th	Johannes Kekana	South Africa	2:15:28 SB
18th	André Pollmächer	Germany	2:15:36
19th	Adriano Bastos	Brazil	2:15:39 PB
20th	Oleg Kulkov	Russia	2:15:40
21st	Martin Dent	Australia	2:16:05
22nd	Coolboy Ngamole	South Africa	2:16:20 SB
23	José de Souza	Brazil	2:16:40
24	Dan Browne	United States	2:16:49 SB
25th	Reid Coolsaet	Canada	2:16:53 PB
26th	Rachid Kisri	Morocco	2:17:01
27	Yuriy Abramov	Russia	2:17:04
28	Phaustin Baha Sulle	Tanzania	2:17:11
29	Bat-Ochiryn Ser-Od	Mongolia	2:17:22 SB
30th	Andrew Letherby	Australia	2:17:29 SB
31	Daniel Kipkorir Chepyegon	Uganda	2:17:47 SB
32	Simon Munyutu	France	2:17:53 SB
33	Dylan Wykes	Canada	2:18:00 SB
34	Martin Beckmann	Germany	2:18:08
35	George Majaji	Zimbabwe	2:17:37 SB
36	Matt Gabrielson	United States	2:18:41 SB
37	Alejandro Suarez	Mexico	2:18:55
38	Chang Chia-Che	Chinese Taipei	2:19:32 SB
39	Kazuhiro Maeda	Japan	2:19:59
40	Khalid Kamal Yaseen	Bahrain	2:20:11
41	James Kibocha Theuri	France	2:20:24
42	Roman Kejžar	Slovenia	2:20:25 SB
43	Pak Song-Chol	North Korea	2:21:12
44	Driss El Himer	France	2:21:19
45	Lee Myong-Seung	South Korea	2:21:54 SB
46	Mark Tucker	Australia	2:21:57 SB
47	José Amado García	Guatemala	2:22:00 SB
48	Carlos Cordero	Mexico	2:22:16
49	Falk Cierpinski	Germany	2:22:36
50	Hyon U Ri	North Korea	2:22:48
51	Costantino León	Peru	2:23:34 SB
52	Andrew Smith	Canada	2:24:48
53	Samir Baala	France	2:25:12
54	Juan Gualberto Vargas	Mexico	2:25:26
55	Giitah Macharia	Canada	2:25:40 SB
56	Getuli Bayo	Tanzania	2:25:52 SB
57	Scott Westcott	Australia	2:26:02
58	Nelson Cruz	Cape Verde	2:27:16 SB
59	Andrea Silvini	Tanzania	2:28:48
60	Arata Fujiwara	Japan	2:31:06 SB
61	Valery Pisarev	Kyrgyzstan	2:31:32 SB
62	Nate Jenkins	United States	2:32:16 SB
63	Wodage Zvadya	Israel	2:34:58
64	Lee Myong-ki	South Korea	2:35:12
65	Tobias Sauter	Germany	2:35:43
66	Pedro Nimo	Spain	2:36:39
67	Tesfayohannes Mesfin	Eritrea	2:36:39
68	Yook Geuntae	South Korea	2:40:47
69	Sangay Wangchuk	Bhutan	2:47:55 NO
	Mikhail Lemaev	Russia	DSQ
	Stephen Loruo Kamar	Bahrain	DNF
	Franklin Tenorio	Ecuador
	Yared Asmerom	Eritrea
	Yonas Kifle	Eritrea
	Rafael Iglesias	Spain
	Deressa Chimsa	Ethiopia
	Deriba Merga	Ethiopia
	Loïc Letellier	France
	Benjamin Kolum Kiptoo	Kenya
	Sechaba Bohosi	Lesotho
	Reinhold Ndalikokule Iita	Namibia
	Mubarak Hassan Shami	Qatar
	Lucian Disdery Hombo	Tanzania
	Christopher Isengwe	Tanzania
	Nicholas Kiprono	Uganda
	Amos Masai	Uganda
	Abderrahim Goumri	Morocco
	Ji Young jun	South Korea
	Dieudonné Disi	Rwanda
	Michael Aish	New Zealand
	Justin Young	United States
	Ali Mabrouk El Zaidi	Libya	DNS
	Kensuke Takahashi	Japan
	Ruggero Pertile	Italy
	Daniel Rono	Kenya
	Edwardo Torres	United States
	Jaouad Gharib	Monaco
	Hwang Jun-hyeon	South Korea

Web links and sources

Commons : World Athletics Championships 2009  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Home to the World Cup in 2009 on the website of the IAAF (Engl.)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Russia's Syreva gets two-year ban for doping. Retrieved August 16, 2014 .