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The 2003 World XCountry Championships Report Back

The 2003 World XCountry Championships Report Back

The World Cross Country Championships, Lausanne, Switzerland will be again remembered for the simply breathtaking performances of one athlete, Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia. Superlatives are heaped on this talent, and never more deservedly. He is a supreme talent, and...

Masai wins Women’s 4k in Dublin

24 March 2002 – Dublin, Ireland – Kenya’s Edith Masai enjoyed the biggest pay-day of her brief running career on Sunday, when she collected $34,000 prize money after winning the women’s short-course race at the iaaf/sport Ireland World Cross-country...

The 2002 Dublin World Cross Country Championships

The World Cross Country Championships, Dublin, Ireland was certainly a great place to be for one athlete. And that athlete was 19-year-old Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia. The last really great Bikila, was the barefoot wonder who won the Olympic Games marathon on 2...

Radcliffe wins Dublin 8km

Radcliffe runs away with 2nd World Cross gold, USA take silver and bronze 23 March 2002 – Dublin, Ireland – Great Britain’s defending champion Paula Radcliffe became the first woman in ten years to successfully defend her long cross title here this afternoon and she...
Double winner Kenenisa Bekele

Double winner Kenenisa Bekele

Bekele defies pundits to take historic double gold in Dublin 24 March 2002 – Dublin, Ireland – 19-year-old Kenenisa Bekele from Ethiopia today ran into the history books as he became the first athlete to win both the men’s short and long cross races...