2005_IAAF_World_Half_Marathon

2005 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships

The 14th IAAF World Half Marathon Championships were held in Edmonton, Canada on 1st October 2005. This was the final World Half Marathon Championships to be staged, the competition being replaced by the World Road Running Championships in 2006.

Results

Position	Competitor	Nationality	Time
1	Fabiano Joseph Naasi	TAN	1:01:08
2	Mubarak Hassan Shami	QAT	1:01:09 (NR)
3	Yonas Kifle	ERI	1:01:13
4	Sileshi Sihine	ETH	1:01:14
5	Abebe Dinkesa Negera	ETH	1:01:53 (PB)
6	John Yuda Msuri	TAN	1:02:11
7	James Mwangi Macharia	KEN	1:02:25
8	Kazuo Ietani	JPN	1:02:26
9	Yared Asmerom	ERI	1:02:44 (PB)
10	Norman Dlomo	RSA	1:02:45
11	Takayuki Matsumiya	JPN	1:02:45
12	Tesfayohannes Mesfen	ERI	1:03:08 (PB)
13	Leshane Yegezu	ETH	1:03:11
14	Wilson Kipkemei Busienei	UGA	1:03:12
15	Ryan Shay	USA	1:03:13

Position	Team	Competitors
1	Ethiopia	Sileshi Sihine (4th) Abebe Dinkesa Negera (5th) Leshane Yegezu (13th)
2	Eritrea	Yonas Kifle (3rd) Yared Asmerom (9th) Tesfayohannes Mesfen (12th)
3	Japan	Kazuo Ietani (8th) Takayuki Matsumiya (11th) Takanobu Otsubo (17th)
4	Qatar	Mubarak Hassan Shami (2nd) Sultan Khamis Zaman (19th) Ahmed Jumah Jaber (23rd)
5	Kenya	James Mwangi Macharia (7th) Paul Kimaiyo Kimugul (16th) Julius Kibet Koskei (21st)

Position	Competitor	Nationality	Time
1	Constantina Tomescu	ROM	1:09:17 (SB)
2	Lornah Kiplagat	NED	1:10:19 (SB)
3	Susan Chepkemei	KEN	1:10:20
4	Galina Bogomolova	RUS	1:10:34 (PB)
5	Mihaela Botezan	ROM	1:10:36 (SB)
6	Madaí Pérez	MEX	1:10:37 (PB)
7	Lidiya Grigoryeva	RUS	1:11:01 (SB)
8	Nuta Olaru	ROM	1:11:07
9	Merima Hashim	ETH	1:11:09 (PB)
10	Adriana Pirtea	ROM	1:11:10
11	Irina Timofeyeva	RUS	1:11:30
12	Terumi Asoshina	JPN	1:11:45
13	Hiromi Ominami	JPN	1:11:57
14	Yoko Yagi	JPN	1:12:00
15	Derartu Tulu	ETH	1:12:12

Position	Team	Comptetitors
1	Romania	Constantina Tomescu (1st) Mihaela Botezan (5th) Nuta Olaru (8th)
2	Russia	Galina Bogomolova (4th) Lidiya Grigoryeva (7th) Irina Timofeyeva (11th)
3	Japan	Terumi Asoshina (12th) Hiromi Ominami (13th) Yoko Yagi (14th)
4	Ethiopia	Merima Hashim (9th) Derartu Tulu (15th) Letay Nagash (19th)
5	Great Britain & Northern Ireland	Mara Yamauchi (18th) Hayley Haining (24th) Susan Partridge (25th)