1985 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Senior women's race

The Senior women'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]

Senior women's race at the 1985 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
OrganisersIAAF
Edition13th
DateMarch 24
Host cityLisbon, Portugal
VenueSports Complex of Jamor
Events1
Distances4.99 km – Senior women
Participation131 athletes from
28 nations

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

Race results

Senior women's race (4.99 km)

Individual
RankAthleteCountryTime
Zola Budd England15:01
Cathy Branta United States15:24
Ingrid Kristiansen Norway15:27
4Fiţa Lovin Romania15:35
5Cornelia Bürki  Switzerland15:38
6Angela Tooby Wales15:40
7Olga Bondarenko Soviet Union15:40
8Sue Bruce New Zealand15:42
9Betty Springs United States15:44
10Elena Fidatof Romania15:47
11Debbie Scott Canada15:49
12Monica Joyce Ireland15:49
13Rosa Mota Portugal15:50
14Agnese Possamai Italy15:50
15Shelly Steely United States15:51
16Kathryn Hayes United States15:54
17Annette Sergent France15:55
18Susan Lee Canada15:56
19Tatyana Pozdnyakova Soviet Union15:56
20Marina Rodchenkova Soviet Union15:56
21Sharon Dalton Australia15:56
22Albertina Machado Portugal15:57
23Martine Fays France15:57
24Carla Beurskens Netherlands15:58
25Christine McMiken New Zealand16:00
26Jacqueline Lefeuvre France16:01
27Angela Chalmers Canada16:02
28Mary Knisely United States16:03
29Susan Tooby Wales16:04
30Aurora Cunha Portugal16:05
31Irina Bondarchuk Soviet Union16:05
32Ana Isabel Alonso Spain16:05
33Wang Huabi China16:05
34Paula Ilie Romania16:06
35Hassania Darami Morocco16:09
36Eva Ernström Sweden16:09
37Mébarka El Hadj Abdellah Algeria16:10
38Christine Sørum Norway16:11
39Francine Peeters Belgium16:12
40Louise McGrillen Ireland16:13
41Tatyana Sokolova Soviet Union16:13
42Yvonne Murray Scotland16:13
43Maria Lelut France16:14
44Julie Laughton England16:14
45Sylvie Bornet France16:14
46Nan Doak United States16:15
47Gail Rear New Zealand16:15
48Mariana Stanescu Romania16:16
49Corinne Debaets Belgium16:16
50Cristina Tomasini Italy16:16
51Anne Jorun Flaten Norway16:17
52Mary Cotton England16:17
53Li Xiuxia China16:18
54Sally Pierson Australia16:20
55Linda Milo Belgium16:20
56Paula Fudge England16:22
57Brenda Shackleton Canada16:22
58Amelia Lorza Lopez Spain16:23
59Ann Hilliard Ireland16:24
60Rita Marchisio Italy16:24
61Roberta Brunet Italy16:24
62Ulla Marquette Canada16:25
63Jill Rothwell England16:25
64Mary O'Connor New Zealand16:26
65Liu Aixuan China16:27
66Jocelyne Villeton France16:27
67Grete Kirkeberg Norway16:28
68Tove Lutdal Norway16:29
69Lucilia Soares Portugal16:29
70Kerith Duncanson Australia16:30
71Marina Samy England16:31
72Rosa Oliveira Portugal16:32
73Teresa Recio Spain16:33
74Susi Riermeier West Germany16:34
75Kersti Jakobsen Denmark16:34
76Wilma Rusman Netherlands16:38
77Asuncion Sinobas Spain16:42
78Deirdre Nagle Ireland16:43
79Luo Yuxiu China16:43
80Sandra Rettie Canada16:43
81Linden Wilde New Zealand16:43
82Astrid Schmidt West Germany16:44
83Mehan Sloane Australia16:46
84Elise Lyon Scotland16:46
85Martine Oppliger  Switzerland16:47
86Sheila Purves Hong Kong16:48
87Iulia Besliu Romania16:48
88Betty Molteni Italy16:49
89Wendy Ore Wales16:49
90Montserrat Abello Spain16:50
91Ria van Landeghem Belgium16:50
92Christiane Finke West Germany16:54
93Anne Keenan Ireland16:55
94Christine Price Scotland16:56
95Zhang Shuxian China16:57
96Barbara King Wales16:58
97Conceição Ferreira Portugal16:59
98Anne Lord Australia17:00
99Ute Jamrozy West Germany17:01
100Eefje van Wissen Netherlands17:03
101June Standing Scotland17:03
102Daria Nauer  Switzerland17:04
103Joke van Gerven Netherlands17:05
104Begoña Herraez Spain17:06
105Liève Slegers Belgium17:06
106Birgitta Wåhlin Sweden17:09
107Karen MacLeod Scotland17:10
108Lynne Maddison Wales17:11
109Avril McClung Northern Ireland17:17
110Mie Poulsen Jensen Denmark17:21
111Isabella Moretti  Switzerland17:22
112Gitte Karlshøj Denmark17:27
113Lynda Bain Scotland17:29
114Greta Hickey Ireland17:33
115Camilla Harron Northern Ireland17:39
116Jenny Lund Australia17:46
117Rachida Asname Morocco17:48
118Fiona Harwood Wales18:03
119Hanne Kjärsgaard Denmark18:04
120Rose Gavigan Northern Ireland18:11
121Una Barry Northern Ireland18:16
122Hanne Rasmussen Denmark18:20
123Karin Hansen Denmark18:38
124Amneh Odeh Murshed Jordan19:42
125Sinead McGranaghan Northern Ireland19:47
126Suzanne Bensadon Gibraltar20:17
127Jenny Summers Gibraltar20:51
128Joanna Lavarello Gibraltar21:30
129Susan Duran Gibraltar22:41
130Susan Garcia Gibraltar23:16
131Jacky Carreras Gibraltar24:12

Teams
RankTeamPoints
 United States
Cathy Branta2
Betty Springs9
Shelly Steely15
Kathryn Hayes16
(Mary Knisely)(28)
(Nan Doak)(46)
 42
 Soviet Union
Olga Bondarenko7
Tatyana Pozdnyakova19
Marina Rodchenkova20
Irina Bondarchuk31
(Tatyana Sokolova)(41)
 77
 Romania
Fiţa Lovin4
Elena Fidatof10
Paula Ilie34
Mariana Stanescu48
(Iulia Besliu)(87)
 96
4 France
Annette Sergent17
Martine Fays23
Jacqueline Lefeuvre26
Maria Lelut43
(Sylvie Bornet)(45)
(Jocelyne Villeton)(66)
 109
5 Canada
Debbie Scott11
Susan Lee18
Angela Chalmers27
Brenda Shackleton57
(Ulla Marquette)(62)
(Sandra Rettie)(80)
 113
6 Portugal
Rosa Mota13
Albertina Machado22
Aurora Cunha30
Lucilia Soares69
(Rosa Oliveira)(72)
(Conceição Ferreira)(97)
 134
7 New Zealand
Sue Bruce8
Christine McMiken25
Gail Rear47
Mary O'Connor64
(Linden Wilde)(81)
 144
8 England
Zola Budd1
Julie Laughton44
Mary Cotton52
Paula Fudge56
(Jill Rothwell)(63)
(Marina Samy)(71)
 153
9 Norway
Ingrid Kristiansen3
Christine Sørum38
Anne Jorun Flaten51
Grete Kirkeberg67
(Tove Lutdal)(68)
 159
10 Italy
Agnese Possamai14
Cristina Tomasini50
Rita Marchisio60
Roberta Brunet61
(Betty Molteni)(88)
 185
11 Ireland
Monica Joyce12
Louise McGrillen40
Ann Hilliard59
Deirdre Nagle78
(Anne Keenan)(93)
(Greta Hickey)(114)
 189
12 Wales
Angela Tooby6
Susan Tooby29
Wendy Ore89
Barbara King96
(Lynne Maddison)(108)
(Fiona Harwood)(118)
 220
13 Australia
Sharon Dalton21
Sally Pierson54
Kerith Duncanson70
Mehan Sloane83
(Anne Lord)(98)
(Jenny Lund)(116)
 228
14 China
Wang Huabi33
Li Xiuxia53
Liu Aixuan65
Luo Yuxiu79
(Zhang Shuxian)(95)
 230
15 Belgium
Francine Peeters39
Corinne Debaets49
Linda Milo55
Ria van Landeghem91
(Liève Slegers)(105)
 234
16 Spain
Ana Isabel Alonso32
Amelia Lorza Lopez58
Teresa Recio73
Asuncion Sinobas77
(Montserrat Abello)(90)
(Begoña Herraez)(104)
 240
17 Netherlands
Carla Beurskens24
Wilma Rusman76
Eefje van Wissen100
Joke van Gerven103
 303
18  Switzerland
Cornelia Bürki5
Martine Oppliger85
Daria Nauer102
Isabella Moretti111
 303
19 Scotland
Yvonne Murray42
Elise Lyon84
Christine Price94
June Standing101
(Karen MacLeod)(107)
(Lynda Bain)(113)
 321
20 West Germany
Susi Riermeier74
Astrid Schmidt82
Christiane Finke92
Ute Jamrozy99
 347
21 Denmark
Kersti Jakobsen75
Mie Poulsen Jensen110
Gitte Karlshøj112
Hanne Kjärsgaard119
(Hanne Rasmussen)(122)
(Karin Hansen)(123)
 416
22 Northern Ireland
Avril McClung109
Camilla Harron115
Rose Gavigan120
Una Barry121
(Sinead McGranaghan)(125)
 465
23 Gibraltar
Suzanne Bensadon126
Jenny Summers127
Joanna Lavarello128
Susan Duran129
(Susan Garcia)(130)
(Jacky Carreras)(131)
 510
  • Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 131 athletes from 28 countries in the Senior women's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as 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 (February 8, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 5.0km CC Women - Lissabon Sport Complex Jamor Date: Sunday, March 24, 1985, Athchamps (archived), archived from the original on October 16, 2007, retrieved October 22, 2013
  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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