Atletik under sommer-OL 2016 - 5000 meter løb (damer)

Kvindernes 5000 meter løb
under det 31. sommer-OL 2016
Vivian Cheruiyot, vinder af kvindernes 5000 meter løb
StedOlympic Stadium
Datoer16. august 2016 (heats)
19. august 2016 (finale)
Vindertid14:26.17 OR
Medaljevindere
1Vivian Cheruiyot Kenya
2Hellen Onsando Obiri Kenya
3Almaz Ayana Etiopien

Kvindernes 5000 meter løb under sommer-OL 2016 i Rio de Janeiro fandt sted d. 16. august og 19. august på Olympic Stadium.[1]

Format

Kvindernes 5000 meter løbekonkurrence bestod af heats og en finale. De hurtigste konkurrenter fra hvert heat kvalificerede sig til finalen.

Resultat

Heats

Heat 1

RangAtletNationalitetTidNote
1Hellen Onsando Obiri Kenya15:19.48Q
2Yasemin Can Tyrkiet15:19.50Q
3Mercy Cherono Kenya15:19.56Q
4Shelby Houlihan USA15:19.76Q
5Susan Kuijken Holland15:19.96Q, SB
6Madeline Heiner Hills Australien15:21.33q
7Miyuki Uehara Japan15:23.41q, SB
8Ababel Yeshaneh Etiopien15:24.38q
9Juliet Chekwel Uganda15:29.07
10Laura Whittle Storbritannien15:31.30
11Louise Carton Belgien15:34.39
12Kim Conley USA15:34.39
13Jessica O'Connell Canada15:51.18
14Lucy Oliver New Zealand15:53.77
15Sharon Firisua Salomonøerne18:01.62
16Beatrice Kamuchanga Alice Demokratiske Republik Congo19:29.47
Dalila Abdulkadir BahrainDNS

Heat 2

I heat 2, Abbey D'Agostino og Nikki Hamblin kolliderede og faldt. D'Agostino var den første som kom op at stå, men i stedet for at løbe fremad, stoppede hun for at hjælpe Hamblin op. Senere i løbet, viste det sig, at D'Agostinos skade var mere alvorlig, da hun begyndte at halte og faldt igen. Denne gang stoppede Hamblin op, for at opfordre hende til at komme op og afslutte løbet.[2] Efter løbet blev der besluttet at lade dem begge to blive finalister sammen med Jennifer Wenth, som også var indeblandet i kollisionen.[3] Hamblin og D’Agostino vandt senere Fair Play Award af International Fair Play Committee for deres måde at være på i deres heat.[4]

RangNavnNationalitetTidNote
1Almaz Ayana Etiopien15:04.35Q
2Senbere Teferi Etiopien15:17.43Q
3Vivian Cheruiyot Kenya15:17.74Q
4Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal Norge15:17.83Q
5Eilish McColgan Storbritannien15:18.20Q
6Eloise Wellings Australien15:19.02q, PB
7Genevieve LaCaze Australien15:20.45q, PB
8Stephanie Twell Storbritannien15:25.90
9Misaki Onishi Japan15:29.17
10Mimi Belete Bahrain15:29.72
11Andrea Seccafien Canada15:30.32
12Ayuko Suzuki Japan15:41.81
13Stella Chesang Uganda15:49.80
14Jennifer Wenth Østrig16:07.02q[a]
15Nikki Hamblin New Zealand16:43.61q[a]
16Abbey D'Agostino USA17:10.02q[a]
–Bibiro Ali Taher TchadDNF

Finale

Vivian Cheruiyot fejrer sin sejr
RanGNavnNationalitetTidNote
1Vivian Cheruiyot Kenya14:26.17OR
2Hellen Onsando Obiri Kenya14:29.77PB
3Almaz Ayana Etiopien14:33.59
4Mercy Cherono Kenya14:42.89
5Senbere Teferi Etiopien14:43.75
6Yasemin Can Tyrkiet14:56.96
7Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal Norge14:57.53PB
8Susan Kuijken Holland15:00.69PB
9Eloise Wellings Australien15:01.59SB
10Madeline Heiner Hills Australien15:04.05PB
11Shelby Houlihan USA15:08.89
12Genevieve LaCaze Australien15:10.35PB
13Eilish McColgan Storbritannien15:12.09
14Ababel Yeshaneh Etiopien15:18.26
15Miyuki Uehara Japan15:34.97
16Jennifer Wenth Østrig15:56.11
17Nikki Hamblin New Zealand16:14.24SB
–Abbey D'Agostino USADNS

Note

  1. ^ a b c Post-race, organizers decided to reinstate Nikki Hamblin and Abbey D'Agostino as finalists, along with Jennifer Wenth who was also impeded by the collision.[3]

Referencer

  1. ^ "Women's 5000m". Rio 2016 Organisation. Arkiveret fra originalen 21. august 2016. Hentet 3. august 2016.
  2. ^ "Rio Olympics 2016: US and NZ runners help each other". BBC. 17. august 2016.
  3. ^ a b "Report: women's 5000m heats – Rio 2016 Olympic Games". International Association of Athletics Federations. 16. august 2016.
  4. ^ Fair Play Awards recognise true Olympic champions in sportsmanship - Olympic News
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