Road running world championships 2006

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The 1st Road Running World Championships (officially: 1st IAAF World Road Running Championships Debrecen 2006 ) were held on October 8, 2006 in the Hungarian city ​​of Debrecen . The women's race started at 11 a.m. and the men's race started at 1 p.m. Athletes from 43 countries took part in the competition.

The competition consisted of a road run of 20 km for women and men . The route was a circular course of 5 kilometers in length with start and finish at the main building of the University of Debrecen , with a difference of 3.25 m between the lowest and the highest point of the course.

In addition to individual scores, there were team scores that included all countries from which at least three runners had reached the finish. For the evaluation, the three best times of the athletes in each country were added up.

The outstanding achievement of the event was the 20 km world record in the women's competition, which the Dutchwoman Lornah Kiplagat set with 1:03:21 h. Second- placed Constantina Tomescu from Romania also stayed below the old record of 1:03:26 that the British Paula Radcliffe had set in the meantime at the 2001 World Half Marathon Championships in Bristol.

Results

Individual ranking men

space athlete country Time (h)
1 Zersenay Tadese EritreaEritrea ERI 56:01
2 Robert Kipkorir Kipchumba KenyaKenya KEN 56:41
3 Wilson Kiprotich Kebenei KenyaKenya KEN 57:15
4th Wilson Busienei UgandaUganda UGA 57:21
5 Wilfred Kipkoech Taragon KenyaKenya KEN 57:22
6th Deriba Merga Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia ETH 57:27
7th Tadese Tola Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia ETH 57:27
8th Mubarak Hassan Shami QatarQatar QAT 57:33

Of 84 registered athletes, 83 started and 79 finished the race.

Placements of participants from German-speaking countries:

Team ranking men

space Country and athletes Time (h)
1 KenyaKenya Kenya
Robert Kipkorir Kipchumba (2nd)
Wilson Kiprotich Kebenei (3rd)
Wilfred Kipkoech Taragon (5th)
2:51:18
56:41
57:15
57:22
2 EritreaEritrea Eritrea
Zersenay Tadese (1st)
Yonas Kifle (10th)
Tesfayohannes Mesfin (21st)
2:53:19
56:01
57:49
59:29
3 Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia
Deriba Merga (6th)
Tadese Tola (7th)
Demssew Tsega (20th)
2:54:17
57:27
57:27
59:23

A total of 13 teams were rated.

Individual evaluation women

space Athlete country Time (h)
1 Lornah Kiplagat NetherlandsNetherlands NED 1:03:21
2 Constantina Tomescu RomaniaRomania ROU 1:03:23
3 Rita Jeptoo Sitienei KenyaKenya KEN 1:03:47
4th Dire Tune Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia ETH 1:05:16
5 Edith Masai KenyaKenya KEN 1:05:21
6th Kayoko Fukushi JapanJapan JPN 1:05:32
7th Yurika Nakamura JapanJapan JPN 1:05:36
8th Natalija Berkut UkraineUkraine UKR 1:05:42

All 57 registered athletes finish the race.

Team ranking women

space Country and athletes Time (h)
1 KenyaKenya Kenya
Rita Jeptoo Sitienei (3rd)
Edith Masai (5th)
Eunice Jepkorir (14th)
3:15:55
1:03:47
1:05:21
1:06:47
2 Ethiopia 1996Ethiopia Ethiopia
Dire Tune (4th)
Teyba Erkesso (10th)
Ashu Kasim (17th)
3:18:50
1:05:16
1:06:15
1:07:19
3 JapanJapan Japan
Kayoko Fukushi (6th)
Yurika Nakamura (7th)
Ryōko Kizaki (19th)
3:19:00
1:05:32
1:05:36
1:07:52

A total of eleven teams were rated.

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