Lausanne Wanda Diamond League 3000m Women Official Result
Norway’s Olympic Gold Medalist Jakob Ingebrigtsen won the men’s 3000m race in 7:33.06 seconds with a season-best time. Berihu Aregawi from Ethiopia finished second with a personal best time in 7:33.39 seconds while Australia’s Stewart McSweyn place third in 7:35.06 seconds.
Jakob Ingebriggtsen said “the race started as expected. McSweyn had told me that he would push the pace. I wanted to start at a moderate pace nut I knew that we could not let McSweyn go. It was really tough race, but I was very motivated to take the win.”
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“This was a really good race for me today. I am so happy to be in Lausanne. On that final stretch, it was great but I just didn’t have enough in the tank to get the win today. I hope I will be back again in the future” said Berihu Aregawi
Stewart McSweyn said “I like the 3000m because you get to run with guys you don’t normally run with, due to the combination of 5k and 1500m runners. It was a bit windy today and we felt that for sure. I’m ok with my race, the guys are very talented. I want to shave about 10% off my time and prepare well in the off-season to come strong again next year.”
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Venue: Stade Olympique de la Pontaise – Lausanne, Switzerland
Date: 25th– 26th August 2021
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Lausanne Wanda Diamond League 3000m Women Official Result.
POSITION | NAME | TIME | COUNTRY |
1 | JAKOB INGEBRIGTSEN | 7:33.06 SB | NORWAY |
2 | BERIHU AREGAWI | 7:33.39 PB | ETHIOPIA |
3 | STEWART MCSWEYN | 7:35.06 | AUSTRALIA |
4 | BIRHANU BALEW | 7:36.94 | BAHRAIN |
5 | SELEMON BAREGA | 7:36.94 | ETHIOPIA |
6 | MUKTAR EDRIS | 7:40.30 | ETHIOPIA |
7 | JACOB KROP | 7:41.50 | KENYA |
8 | ABEL KIPSANG | 7:42.21 | KENYA |
9 | MOHAMMED AHMED | 7:42.53 | CANADA |
10 | GRANT FISHER | 7:42.77 | UNITED STATES |
11 | NICHOLAS KIPKORIR KIMELI | 7:43.77 | KENYA |
12 | BETHWELL BIRGEN | 7:54.27 | KENYA |
13 | JONAS RAESS | 7:56.07 | SWITZERLAND |
14 | ANDREW BUTCHART | GREAT BRITAIN | |
15 | FILIP INGEBRUGTSEN | NORWAY | |
16 | VINCENT KIBET | KENYA | |
17 | ERIK SOWINSKI | UNITED STATES | |
18 | GETNET WALE | ETHIOPIA |