1500m at Oslo Diamond League 3.29 World Lead INGEBRIGTSEN Jakob CHERUIYOT Timothy
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- INGEBRIGTSEN Jakob
3:29.74
CHERUIYOT Timothy
3:29.77
HABZ Azeddine
3:30.80
NADER Isaac
3:30.84
GILES Elliot
3:31.06
HOARE Oliver
3:31.08
MILLS George
3:31.57
ARESE Pietro
3:32.13
FARKEN Robert
3:32.20
COSCORAN Andrew
3:32.68
MECHAAL Adel
3:33.21
MPHAHLELE Ryan
3:33.85
NORDÅS Narve Gilje
3:34.86
McSWEYN Stewart
3:38.22
KIPRUGUT Boaz
RUDOLF Zan - Спорт
I love seeing Timothy Cheruiyot back. A truly good guy and great for the sport.
Absolutely right👍👍
With leaning style
Wow, and Timothy Cheruiyot is coming off of multiple injuries!! He certainly has tons of fitness to gain between now and Paris!
Exact same situation with jakob.
@@722.fxbien2 I wouldn't compare the two, Cheruiyot's injuries certainly put him out for far longer. They nearly ended his career. Ingerbrigtsen has an achilles strain.
@@722.fxbien2 not his first race.
@@722.fxbien2 I believe he is only coming off of one injury, but correct me if I am wrong. Should be a good race between them regardless!
A bit below expectations. He did however run a 3:45.60 mile in Eugene 5 days ago. That is a 9 hour differnce, so there might be some jetlag there. The pacers went out very hard, so it was a bit messy halfway through the race. His 3:27.95 last year was much stronger. However a couple of things were different: 1. Jakob did not come back from an injury. 2. It was a bit later in the season (Bislett Games last year was june 15th). 3. It was a significantly stronger field (Nuguse, Garcia, Kerr, Katir were all in the mix). 4. Cold and wet conditions compared to last year (sunny and around 10 degrees celsius (18 in fahrenheit) warmer in 2023
I'd also like to point out that Kerr finished 9th with a 3:30.07 last year. And he went on to become world champion, so it is a bit early to come with predictions. Wightman finished 3rd in Bislett Games 2022 (3:50.30) and became world champion later that season. Jakob and Cheriuyot beat the rest of the field by a big margin. Over a second down from them to third place. After the european championships in Rome, we will have a bit more of a indicator where Jakob is in the 1500m and 5000m.
Jakob's first two competitions in 2024 (age 23)
May 25th 3:45.60 mile (1259 points)
May 30th 3:29.74 1500m (1248 points)
El Guerrouj's first two competitions in 1998 (age 23)
June 4th 3:32.34 1500m (1212 points)
July 9th 3:29.12 1500m (1257 points)
Cheruiyot did well. Shows that he still got it. Cheruiyot (Timothy), Cheruiyot (Reynold), Kipsang, and Komen will probably be the ones who fights for a spot on the Kenyan team this year
Thanks for great explanation.
Can't campare Elguerrouj and Lagat with these athlets
Thanks so much for all the excellent details. Good to know!!!
Yeah a 3:29 wl is really quite unimpressive isn't it. 🤡
I agree, I think there was some jet lag and the fact he ran a 3;45.6 mile 5 days earlier probably didn't help his time or effort . These were his first two races since Sept of last year
I laughed so much at that dive 😂 Well, he wanted to give his home audience a win, and he sure did give us a show 😊
Cheriot is back, happy to see him
Call me a big baby but watching Cheruiyot and Ingebrigtsen hug it out after the race made me happy. Seemed mutually respectful.
he never hugs Kerr
Congratulations our ownTimothy❤
I've always found Cheruiyot's form to be a bit strange but hey it works for him and he's a beast
His form actually isn't that bad, just look at how fluent/relaxed his form is compared to the other runners in the race.
The great Norwegian had to jump in Oslo to win. Damn!!!
Winners get more money, I guess worth some pain.
The poor Brit didn't show up. Too winded I'd imagine...
@@jimoconnor8597 'The Brit' has made his point over two races (the Worlds last year and again a few days ago in Oregon). Now 'the Brit' has shown Jakob he can beat him in a sprint finish and also by leading from before the last lap. So 'the Brit' has gone back to some training knowing he is still number 1 and confident for Paris. It's Jakob who has been worrying and this race wont help his confidence because if you can barely out-sprint Cheryuit then you have a lot of work to do to win in Paris.
@@david2804me LOL Your 2 funny. Don't go back and look at the head to head record cause you might be embarrassed for "the Brit". With this just being Jakob's second race of the season, Kerr better be in top form plus in Paris. It would be nice to see them race each other for years to come but so far, Kerr has not been willing to race even Diamond leagues.
@@jimoconnor8597 you’re not your. Might be best to look at recent and current form to get a good idea who is running the best atm. We can chat after the Brit wins in Paris and Jakob will say he was struck by lightning on the second lap as a variant excuse.
Did anyone ever think that maybe Ingebrigtsen is actually peaking properly instead of coming out early season in top form? Yeah he's a couple seconds down from where he was at this point last year, but still finishing on the podium. He likely peaked too early last year and it cost him the world championship in the 1500. Maybe he learned his lesson and will peak at the end of the season for the championships/olympics instead of trying to maintain peak fitness for 2-3 months and winding up sick/injured.
Your explanation makes far to much common sense for those that think fitness now means a win weeks from now.
...but all his competitors are training to be peaking for olympics
No! This stunk of desperation
@@capote481 We will see. It seems some may be peaking to early...
Nope, the main reason is that he had an ankle injury and had to do alternative workouts all winter. He had to drop the indoor EC because of that, and Eugene was his first competition this year, and Bislet his second. At the moment he is running EC (gold in 5000 meter, 1500 meter is Wednesday). He is of course trying to hit peak performance for the Olympics, but the main reason for his "weak" performance in Eugene and Bislet is that he lost so much regular workouts during winter.
Also impressive was Narve G. Nordås, last year's bronze in the WC. He was stepped on after 200 meters, lost one of his shoes, and ran the next 1300 meters in one shoe and one barefoot. and still finished at 3.34.
Great run Timothy 👍👍👍👍👍😊
That ending was awesome, to watch, I did not expect that sort of finish!
cograts cheriyot,eventually gold medal will be yours,keep working hard bro.
Too good finish. Wow Tim Cheruiyot what a race. Jacob Ingebrigtsen ran a good race. Like to see these two in the finals of the 1500 meters at the Olympics.
Epic finish what a dive
This won’t cut it in the Olympics. Too many kickers. He’s the underdog and I’ll be pulling for him
kerr wouldve been 3 yards clear cherriot is great but doesnt have kerrs kick
@@vincentvangogh8092 Kerr is not really there as top 10 in 1500m if both ing and cherio are fit for world champions and paris they can do world record
Man really said im tired of getting 2nd place. Knew he wouldnt hear the end of it if he lost here. 😂
Great race from Jakob! If he stays healthy, he might be able to bring the silver medal back to Norway!
😂😂😂
Gold
@@yash4o4 He doesn’t have a great kick. He won’t win gold.
insecure Kerr fan🤣
He will not medal in Olympics, the results in Advance, Brian Komen, Reynold Kipkorir , Timothy Cheruiyot, Abel Kipsang 😂
The world has caught up with him, he now needs a dive to win races
Yup! it is embarrassing watching him having to dive to win a race.🤣🤣🤣
guy have been injury plagued
He won He will get better
He's now called Jakob Miller-Uibo ... He's been at the "Artic Dolphin" training exercise.. 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣---I like this name a lot for Jakob!
IMMENSO ARESE !!!
It shows now Cheruiyot has recovered and anything is possible
Would be perfect for Jakob if Timmy comes back to old shape and paces Jakob like last Olympics
Glad JI has fully recovered from last week, he seems so much more gracious when he wins
He was just as gracious after Prefontaine , the media drums up more of this banter than anyone else
@@ZATHURAKEY Check your facts. On youtube you can find several interviews he made after losing in Oregon a few days ago. He yet again made excuses, this time he said it was 'injury' (last year in Budapest it was 'illness' and in 2022 it was 'wrong tactics'), instead of recognising that the better man won on the day each time. He is a tremendous athlete but, as a man, he is not so great...he's a very sore loser and is setting a poor example for those who look up to him.
@@david2804me check your facts , if someone is sick or injured it's not a excuse . It's a fact . And in both cases Jacob even said , it might not have made a difference and that the stronger athlete Won . He even congratulated Kerr both times . You Kerr fans are sore losers and sore winners . Sorry, you need to pay attention to a entire interview not the bits and pieces you want to hear .
Regardless , they are both incredible runners and have many fans that enjoy them for their incredible athleticism . Jacob first language is not English either .
And Kerr has talked as much BS as Jacob overall but, I believe the press have put a lot of words and changed the meaning of both athletes comments to fit the narrative that they both hate each other and every race is a boxing match between the two . Jacob even made fun of this shadow boxing after win today .
@@david2804meoh yeah, Achilles surgery and season opener definitely ain't no excuses.. get out of here lol
@@david2804mestop hating
Paris will be on fire
Chueryoout coming back 🎉
Superman Ingebrigtsen
Super in what,he had to dive when he realised he might not win
@@mutosh bruh. he means he had to dive like superman's typical "fly mode"
He dove at the World Championships last year I believe it was. Somewhere recently.
Un día eso se va a prohibir, los piscinazos, no parece una manera legítima de ganar una carrera, en mi opinión debe pasar de pie la meta.
Classic ending
2 athletes coming back from injury in not the best conditions run the world lead time. Olympics are going to be great
Ingebrigtsen diving for the win.
😂
He may have started a new thing ...the 'Ingebrigtsen dip'.
I still prefer the Fosbury flop.
Last year around this time , a couple of weeks earlier he ran a 3:32 1500m , he's actually ahead with that 3:45 mile
Great race, love it 😂😂😂
I thought it was very funny that he took a dive over the finish line 😂
Shauna Miller Uibo did the same thing when she dived at the finish line to defeat Allyson Felix in the 400m final
Cheruiyot is bad! Wow❤
Спорт, это то лучшее, что придумало человечество 😊😊😊
Who's the dolphin 🐬?
Great to see Cheriout babmck
wow!
Where can I see it ?
Ah yes the desperate dive, Uibo style, everything for the win. It would be funny though to see 5 or more athletes dive at the same time for the win.
Watching the race live I thought that Ingebrigtsen had forfeited the race by falling over the line and was surprised to see that he had been awarded the win. At one time the line was measured by the crossing by the athlete's chest but the chest had to be at chest height so thrusting the chest forward was allowed but dipping to six inches above the line was deemed not to be 'breaking the tape'. Obviously rules have changed but I can't see how deliberately throwing yourself onto the floor can be described as being legitimately part of a foot race. Maybe I'm getting too old.
agree
I agree it's an interesting debate, but I would say it removes a bit of complexity from the rule (judges don't have to decide if you dipped "too low" or not). It also adds excitement and is a valid tactic for everyone so it's fair game. It's very rarely advantageous.
Too old, fighting in any way possible for the win should be respected, even if you win by throwing yourself to the finish line, really gutsy and manly if U ask me, that could have injured him pretty badly, but he still took the chances, respect that alot
Did you forget the Rio Olympics women's 400m Final? 🤨
@@DarkLink0 no they're just saying it didn't used to be the case
Nader, remember the name 🤯
I once lost a 1500m in similar fashion.. did JAKOBS "chest" cross first .. id love to see the still photo..
cheruiot was finishing fast 😮
WHAT A RACE , Great time and
I saw the photofinish. It was actually clear.
Pace makers where terrible. What an exciting race though. Love that Cheruiyot is finally back in good form. Great run by Both.
Is that Steve Cram commentating? He's great.
That was close 😮
How do you "plan" the 5000 and 1500 double? That implies that he should expect to win / nobody is worth competing with him
Do you think pro athletes train finish line diving?
1500m parvej aalm❤🇮🇳
Can we see the finish line photo, I don’t think Ingebrigtsen won!!!
Yes
Its a photo finish, so they use a camera. He won but they said by .03 so it was very cloae
@@micahqiang4522Cheruiyot would have won that if Ingebrigtsen didn't jump
@@micahqiang4522 jakob are getting better and better now he was injured
@@franciscouche-egburedi3059no shit 😭
So who won?
I'm coming around to believing what Kerr has been saying about Ingebrigtsen. He doesn't have a kick fast enough to win a world class 1500m if a challenger is at his shoulder coming around the final turn - ESPECIALLY in a championship final with no pacemakers.
However, he is still very young and can be expected to focus on longer distances as he matures. And he has already won the last two 5000m world championships.
I strongly doubt he will win the 1500m gold in Paris but he would my pick for the 5000m. And he would also be my current pick for the 5000m and 10,000m in 2028.
Still your pick for the 5,000m after the 2nd fastest 5,000 was ran yesterday?
@@liamcrossman6334 Why wouldn't it be? Jakob has had full control in 5k the last years. Don't think he would have won the 5k yesterday, but give him some time to get in a shape like he was in the end of last year and he could smash that wr with 2-3 seconds
@@fettslasken2405 don’t think he has the strength in him to do a wr, fair enough the 1500 but 5,000 not yet
You dive you win.
Bravo Habz third place 🥉
Great 1500 for Jakob but he can scratch that 5000 in Paris after what happened at the 5000 in this meet.
It makes no sense to bother thinking about that now. He's barely raced this year.
Many guys did sub 12.45 last year but Jingy still got gold in Budapest. Gebrihwet had 12.42 for instance and got 6th in the final
You just want him to scratch so your faves can win🤣🤣🤣
Slow 5000, JI will outrun them over final 1km
Jakob has beaten the current world record holder in the 5K world final two years in a row…. Pointless comment
VAR!
A deliberate dive not a trip should this be allowed?
It is..
It’s all the ink that’s weighing him down.
"The rest of them working hard..."
wow
He did not win that race he was passes before he dived
Who won?
Jacob
O jakob nao tem mais corrida facil para ele que terá problemas com josh kerr e cheruiyot
No final ele teve que se jogar por isso venceu cheruyoyt
he only hugs when he wins i notice
If Cheruiyot can be more consistent he can really cause Inger problems as seen here
juiced to the gills ?
Love Timothy
Why does diving feel like cheating? Anyways congratulations 🎉 to Jacob. Timothy has put everyone on notice thou. Good to see he's getting back to his best.
Wtf 😮
Le roi c'est Hicham elguerrouje 3.26
WHO WON??????
Rudolf the rabbit
tirandose al suelo, me parece absurdo ganar de esa forma
Whoops Cheruiyot needs some training in diving? That other guys did a good one on dry land/track hehehe
Where's Josh Kerr?
Chillin'
hiding
hes an athlete that doesn't like to race much 🙃
I'd personally like to see a ban on diving. The win should go to whoever's chest crosses the line, which would allow for leaning only.
Why? What does it matter when the race is over?
@@baumsquad222 I base it on preventing unnecessary injuries and allowing a more uniform way to determine the winner. Just my opinion.
Thank god you’re not in charge. Anyone can dive, it’s part of racing. If you were a runner and never dived you did something wrong. Btw, it’s still chest first, they don’t count the head.
Absolutely!@@bigminecraft4076
@@bigminecraft4076 I raced plenty. It's just my opinion, so no need to make it personal.
Sir kaya kabhi hamare indian khiladi kar payange 3.29 indian oregn khiladi jo bahar rahte hai
बिलकुल आएंगे पर अभी नहीं। पंद्रह बीस साल लगेंगे। जो यहां रहते हैं आजकल वो नहीं। वो पैसा खराब है। काम करने का तरीका और भी अच्छा हो सकता है जिससे भारत में रहते हुए खिलाड़ियों को भी उतना ही फायदा हो जितना यहां रहने वालों को होता है।
@@SandhuHarpreet sir india me to aapko pata hi hoga khiladi jada tar sarkari jop or jo state sarkar ke asian gems me pese milte hai uske liye khelte hai bas ek nokri lag jay aram she jindagi gujar jayegi or dusra yaha 60/ partisad khiladi hote 25 ke hai khelte u18 u20 me hai jab sinior me aate hai wo 30 ya usse bhi upper ke ho jate hai aise kaha she medal aayega or yaha kuchh athleto par carodo kharch kar deti hai sarkar unme she 1 ya 2 medal aa jay ho bhi badi bat hai par nichle level par utna pesa kharch nahi karti jitna sal me kuch khiladi yo par tops ke tahad kharch hota hai utna sal me garound coachis par kharch kare to aane wale 10 salo me kuch badya kar sakte hai aisa hi raha to sir 20 sal me bhi nahi hoga sir aapka bahut sukriya aapki workaut video dekh kar mene bahut apni running me sudhar kiya hai 1500 miter 4.28 she 3.52 800 miter 2.minet 8 she 155 tak time aane laga hai apki batayi hui teknik wokaut she abhi or sudhar karunga thanx sir
The quality is 320 ? Really bad definition
Diving😂😂
Diving is a separate competition that came back into track and field when shaunee had to do it to beat Felixstowe in 2016. It should not be allowed at all. It's no different than cheating...
Horrible take. Anyone can dive. Chest across the line = finish. Why should it be otherwise? How on earth is it cheating?
Difficile de casser malheureusement
So he falls over the line and didn't know he had won at that time. He wins by 3 hundred's of a second then gets up and runs round with his finger in the air. Wow. I not a fan of Kerr either as, it seems to me, they both lack humility , and are so far up their own backsides. Compare them two with Jake Wightman, a World champ with humility.
Such a scumbag move
He deserved the win
the final sprint of the ingebritzen is the least strong. In the last few races he couldn't beat Josh Kerr at this point
Sorry but it’s a running race, you should have to cross the line on your feet IMO
Thanks for cutting off the video after Jacob's name 1st fir 1 millisecond at the end. Boo.
الاتيوبيون الاحسن
Extremely bad video quality!
Who is that obnoxious blond guy pushing the other one at the beginning for no reason? Immediate DQ in my books.
Gutsy finish by both. When it's that close, with athletes having to throw themselves at the line, you can see quite accurately where athletes are in their fitness and it's looking good for Josh in Paris.
Fitness now has no bearing for a race weeks down the road. Maybe Kerr has peaked too soon then...
@@jimoconnor8597 'Fitness has no bearing...'? What? That's a very odd thing to say for someone who I thought followed the sport. Let's leave it there shall we.
@@david2804me fitness NOW, please READ what is typed sir. If you know anything about running, which I do, as most days, I am running. You would know that you cannot maintain peak fitness for weeks upon weeks at the elite level (or the novice level). You are either building towards a peak OR falling away from a peak. I'll guess that Jakob has finally gotten the peak right this time for Paris and others peaked too soon and will be falling away.
He didn't win that race.
In the end (INGEBRIGTSEN, WARHOLM) Scandinavian people would have only one world record i.e. Burning most Korans.
Why would Jakob dive, just not worth it
You don't think $10000 instead of $6000 and the satisfaction of winning is worth it?
@@tylovsetlol he’s worth millions and the Olympics is in 2 months
home crowd
Because that's what you do to win..
@@candiceverpaelst-ud3kk if he would’ve gotten injured, you wouldn’t be saying that. He also could have just ran faster.
Diving 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jakob is by far the best athlete of this time so many different events and always top 2
Jacob's home straight vulnerability in the 1500 has now been exposed and recognized globally. He needs to focus on the 5000. This is his event.
Ingebrigtsen isn’t racing to win though like in the mile think he won by accident here