1985 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

The Junior men's race at the 1985 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Lisbon, Portugal, at the Sports Complex of Jamor on March 24, 1985. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald.[1]

Junior men's race at the 1985 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition13th
DateMarch 24
Host cityLisbon, Portugal
VenueSports Complex of Jamor
Events1
Distances8.19 km – Junior men
Participation141 athletes from
35 nations

Complete results,[2] medallists, [3] and the results of British athletes[4] were published.

Race results

Junior men's race (8.19 km)

Individual
RankAthleteCountryTime
Kipkemboi Kimeli Kenya22:18
Habte Negash Ethiopia22:37
Wolde Silasse Melkessa Ethiopia22:37
4Rafera Workench Ethiopia22:45
5Ngotho Musyoki Kenya22:48
6Lawrence Gatogo Kenya23:04
7Tilahun Ebba Ethiopia23:07
8Debebe Demisse Ethiopia23:11
9José Manuel García Spain23:15
10Brahim Boutayeb Morocco23:19
11Paolo Tagliapietra Italy23:22
12Jeff Cannada United States23:23
13John Halvorsen Norway23:24
14Samuel Okemwa Kenya23:26
15Chuck Trujillo United States23:27
16Alejandro Gómez Spain23:30
17Antonio Pérez Spain23:34
18Kalcha Abcha Ethiopia23:35
19Mariano Salvatore Italy23:36
20Leszek Bebło Poland23:36
21Paul Taylor England23:37
22Antonio Peula Spain23:39
23Matt Giusto United States23:41
24Lahcen Tabessart Morocco23:44
25Guy-Marie Manceau France23:49
26Andrew Hollens England23:50
27Marc Pujol Spain23:50
28Fernando Figueiredo Portugal23:50
29Dale Rixon Wales23:52
30Brahim Ayachi Tunisia23:52
31Severino Bernardini Italy23:53
32Akdogan Zekeriya Turkey23:55
33Jean-Pierre Lautredoux France23:56
34Karl Palmer England23:58
35José Gruneiro Spain23:58
36John Castellano Canada23:58
37Bernd Bürger West Germany23:59
38Steinar Opheim Norway24:00
39Sándor Serfözö Hungary24:01
40Roland Pauwels Belgium24:02
41James Starling England24:04
42Axel Hardy West Germany24:04
43Gerdy Roose Belgium24:05
44Gyula Sárközi Hungary24:06
45Simon Gutierrez United States24:06
46Colin Dalton Australia24:07
47Tom Hanlon Scotland24:10
48Hank Lee United States24:11
49Greg Andersen Canada24:13
50Matthew Smith Scotland24:14
51Hamed Hamdouni Tunisia24:15
52Daniel Hacksteiner  Switzerland24:16
53Róbert Banai Hungary24:16
54Neil Horsfield Wales24:19
55Ray Boyd Australia24:20
56Nick O'Brien Ireland24:21
57Mika Maaskola Finland24:21
58Eyob Muller Netherlands24:22
59Ali Mechi Tunisia24:23
60Alastair Russell Scotland24:24
61Sándor Barcza Hungary24:25
62Stuart Mee Australia24:25
63Kym Anderson Australia24:28
64Richard Findlow England24:29
65Christophe Miellet France24:30
66Giuseppe Bentavegna Italy24:31
67John Robinson Wales24:32
68Mark Sewell Australia24:33
69Tom O'Gara Ireland24:35
70Zoltán Káldy Hungary24:36
71Seamus McCann Northern Ireland24:39
72Bouazza Noualla Algeria24:40
73Carl Worthington Wales24:41
74Joe Falcon United States24:42
75Noui Hadj Nedjai Algeria24:43
76Ali Anizi Tunisia24:43
77Azzedine Brahmi Algeria24:44
78Carlos Reis Portugal24:45
79Mohamed Benkara Algeria24:45
80Karsten Müller West Germany24:45
81Nicholas Hopkins England24:46
82David Clarke Canada24:47
83Dieter Ranftl West Germany24:47
84Mads Jacobsen Denmark24:48
85Amedeo Battistella Italy24:50
86Joubran Ayed Al-Qahtani Saudi Arabia24:51
87Pat Morris Scotland24:53
88Hamaid Al-Dosari Saudi Arabia24:55
89Garfield Westgate Canada24:57
90Anthony Spellman Ireland25:00
91Joaquim Figueiredo Portugal25:01
92Gary Grant Wales25:02
93Jean-Daniel Giroux France25:04
94João Lopes Portugal25:06
95Helmut Stuven Denmark25:11
96Jan Verstraeten Belgium25:13
97Jacek Szczygiel Poland25:14
98Tore Bergsåker Norway25:16
99Fabrice Jonneau France25:17
100Erik Jylling Denmark25:18
101Ruddy Walem Belgium25:20
102Lotfi Rahali Tunisia25:21
103Magnus Bengtsson Sweden25:27
104Stephen Connell Canada25:30
105Awad Saleh Ahmed North Yemen25:32
106Omar Al-Safra Saudi Arabia25:35
107Steve Begen Scotland25:36
108Jamal Mahmoud Hamada Palestine25:38
109Stanislaw Zawol Poland25:39
110Jaroslaw Skorczewski Poland25:42
111Farid Boukais Algeria25:44
112Eli Tamar Israel25:45
113Anthony Ford Australia25:46
114Lars Krogsgaard Denmark25:47
115Dominique Besnard France25:48
116Brian Scally Scotland25:56
117James O'Sullivan Ireland26:01
118Gerry Conway Northern Ireland26:05
119Brian Donohoe Ireland26:07
120Paul Challens Canada26:10
121Alun Phillips Wales26:13
122Declan Caddell Northern Ireland26:21
123Lars Bang Nielsen Denmark26:25
124Leszek Stoklosa Poland26:28
125Philip Tweedie Northern Ireland26:33
126Mohamed Al-Shahrani Saudi Arabia26:41
127Manahy Falah Al-Azhni Kuwait26:56
128Tibor Baier Hungary27:01
129Michael Hunter Northern Ireland27:04
130Saleh Mubarak Al-Beyya Saudi Arabia27:05
131Gardar Sigurdsson Iceland27:15
132Michael Wray Northern Ireland27:30
133Faisal Al-Etebi Kuwait27:35
134Patrik Wallin Sweden27:41
135Khalid Aziz Kuwait27:45
136Jacek Nitka Poland27:52
137Michael Neish Gibraltar28:17
138Steinn Jóhannsson Iceland29:09
139Mark Sanchez Gibraltar29:09
—Antonio Resende PortugalDNF
—Rui Viegas PortugalDNF

Teams
RankTeamPoints
 Ethiopia
Habte Negash2
Wolde Silasse Melkessa3
Rafera Workench4
Tilahun Ebba7
(Debebe Demisse)(8)
(Kalcha Abcha)(18)
 16
 Kenya
Kipkemboi Kimeli1
Ngotho Musyoki5
Lawrence Gatogo6
Samuel Okemwa14
 26
 Spain
José Manuel García9
Alejandro Gómez16
Antonio Pérez17
Antonio Peula22
(Marc Pujol)(27)
(José Gruneiro)(35)
 64
4 United States
Jeff Cannada12
Chuck Trujillo15
Matt Giusto23
Simon Gutierrez45
(Hank Lee)(48)
(Joe Falcon)(74)
 95
5 England
Paul Taylor21
Andrew Hollens26
Karl Palmer34
James Starling41
(Richard Findlow)(64)
(Nicholas Hopkins)(81)
 122
6 Italy
Paolo Tagliapietra11
Mariano Salvatore19
Severino Bernardini31
Giuseppe Bentavegna66
(Amedeo Battistella)(85)
 127
7 Hungary
Sándor Serfözö39
Gyula Sárközi44
Róbert Banai53
Sándor Barcza61
(Zoltán Káldy)(70)
(Tibor Baier)(128)
 197
8 Tunisia
Brahim Ayachi30
Hamed Hamdouni51
Ali Mechi59
Ali Anizi76
(Lotfi Rahali)(102)
 216
9 France
Guy-Marie Manceau25
Jean-Pierre Lautredoux33
Christophe Miellet65
Jean-Daniel Giroux93
(Fabrice Jonneau)(99)
(Dominique Besnard)(115)
 216
10 Wales
Dale Rixon29
Neil Horsfield54
John Robinson67
Carl Worthington73
(Gary Grant)(92)
(Alun Phillips)(121)
 223
11 Australia
Colin Dalton46
Ray Boyd55
Stuart Mee62
Kym Anderson63
(Mark Sewell)(68)
(Anthony Ford)(113)
 226
12 West Germany
Bernd Bürger37
Axel Hardy42
Karsten Müller80
Dieter Ranftl83
 242
13 Scotland
Tom Hanlon47
Matthew Smith50
Alastair Russell60
Pat Morris87
(Steve Begen)(107)
(Brian Scally)(116)
 244
14 Canada
John Castellano36
Greg Andersen49
David Clark82
Garfield Westgate89
(Stephen Connell)(104)
(Paul Challens)(120)
 256
15 Belgium
Roland Pauwels40
Gerdy Roose43
Jan Verstraeten96
Ruddy Walem101
 280
16 Portugal
Fernando Figueiredo28
Carlos Reis78
Joaquim Figueiredo91
João Lopes94
(Antonio Resende)(DNF)
(Rui Viegas)(DNF)
 291
17 Algeria
Bouazza Noualla72
Noui Hadj Nedjai75
Azzedine Brahmi77
Mohamed Benkara79
(Farid Boukais)(111)
 303
18 Ireland
Nick O'Brien56
Tom O'Gara69
Anthony Spellman90
James O'Sullivan117
(Brian Donohoe)(119)
 332
19 Poland
Leszek Bebło20
Jacek Szczygiel97
Stanislaw Zawol109
Jaroslaw Skorczewski110
(Leszek Stoklosa)(124)
(Jacek Nitka)(136)
 336
20 Denmark
Mads Jacobsen84
Helmut Stuven95
Erik Jylling100
Lars Krogsgaard114
(Lars Bang Nielsen)(123)
 393
21 Saudi Arabia
Joubran Ayed Al-Qahtani86
Hamaid Al-Dosari88
Omar Al-Safra106
Mohamed Al-Shahrani126
(Saleh Mubarak Al-Beyya)(130)
 406
22 Northern Ireland
Seamus McCann71
Gerry Conway118
Declan Caddell122
Philip Tweedie125
(Michael Hunter)(129)
(Michael Wray)(132)
 436
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 141 athletes from 35 countries in the Junior men's race, two athletes less than the official number published.[4]

See also

References
  1. Gillon, Doug (March 25, 1985), World title for Budd, but Muir puts his foot in it - Zola Budd won the world women's cross-country title over a three-mile course in Lisbon yesterday..., Glasgow Herald, p. 20, retrieved October 22, 2013
  2. Magnusson, Tomas (April 14, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 7.9km CC Men - Lissabon Sport Complex Jamor Date: Sunday, March 24, 1985, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 22, 2013CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link)
  3. IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
  4. 36th IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDINBURGH 2008 - FACTS & FIGURES - GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND AT THE INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY & WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (PDF), IAAF, p. 2ff, archived from the original (PDF) on September 27, 2013, retrieved October 9, 2013
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