2018 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships

The 2018 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships took place on 24 March 2018 in Valencia, Spain.[1] It was the 23rd edition of the event and the 2nd time it was held in Spain.[2]

2018 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships
Host cityValencia, Spain
Nations participating80[lower-alpha 1]
Athletes participating279
Events2
Dates24 March 2018
Race length21.0975 km
(13.1 mi)

Netsanet Gudeta gave the standout performance of the competition, winning with a half marathon world record of 1:06:11 hours in a women-only race. This improved Lornah Kiplagat's eleven-year-old championships record by 14 seconds and marked a personal improvement of over a minute. She led the Ethiopian women (alongside fifth and sixth placers Zeineba Yimer and Meseret Belete) to the team title with a combined time of 3:22:27 hours. The outright world record holder Joyciline Jepkosgei settled for second and her third-placed compatriot Pauline Kaveke Kamulu helped Kenya to second in the team competition.[3] The best performance by a non-African-born runner was by Romania's Ancuţa Bobocel, who set a personal best in 15th place.

In the men's race Kenya's Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor took his third straight title in 1:00:02 hours (nearly a minute short of his championship record). Bahrain's Abraham Naibei Cheroben claimed the silver medal 20 seconds further back and Aron Kifle was the bronze medallist around half a minute short of the winner. The winning men's team, Ethiopia, contained no medallists but Jemal Yimer, Getaneh Molla and Betesfa Getahun rounded out the top six. The best non-African-born performer was Julien Wanders of Switzerland who managed eighth place in 1:01:03 hours.[4]

A total of 151 men (including 23 teams) finished the distance, with five men failing to finish the distance and three entrants being non-starters. A total of 122 women (including 19 teams) entered and started the race, with 117 finishers. Seven men's and seven women's national records were broken at the competition. Abdelaziz Guerziz of Algeria finished in 61st place but he was disqualified for four years in February 2019 with his results from 6 February 2018 onwards being disqualified.[5]

Sopot, Poland was defeated in the bidding process.[6] Copenhagen, Denmark was also in the running to host.[7]

In conjunction with the men's elite race, an open half marathon was held on the same course for 14,577 competitors.[8]

Medallists
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual
Men  Geoffrey Kamworor (KEN)1:00:02  Abraham Cheroben (BHR)1:00:22  Aron Kifle (ERI)1:00:31
Women  Netsanet Gudeta (ETH)1:06:11  Joyciline Jepkosgei (KEN)1:06:54  Pauline Kaveke (KEN)1:06:56
Team
Men  Ethiopia3:02:14  Kenya3:02:40  Bahrain3:02:52
Women  Ethiopia3:22:27  Kenya3:23:02  Bahrain3:23:39

Race results

Results for the men's[9] and women's[10] elite races are shown below. Results for the open race are kept separately.[11]

Men
RankAthleteNationalityTimeNotes
Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor Kenya (KEN)1:00:02SB
Abraham Naibei Cheroben Bahrain (BHR)1:00:22SB
Aron Kifle Eritrea (ERI)1:00:31PB
4Jemal Yimer Ethiopia (ETH)1:00:33
5Getaneh Molla Ethiopia (ETH)1:00:47SB
6Betesfa Getahun Ethiopia (ETH)1:00:54PB
7Amanuel Mesel Eritrea (ERI)1:00:58SB
8Julien Wanders  Switzerland (SUI)1:01:03
9Kaan Kigen Ozbilen Turkey (TUR)1:01:05SB
10Leul Gebresilase Ethiopia (ETH)1:01:07SB
11Aweke Ayalew Bahrain (BHR)1:01:09PB
12Leonard Kiplimo Barsoton Kenya (KEN)1:01:14SB
13Albert Rop Bahrain (BHR)1:01:21PB
14Sam Chelanga United States (USA)1:01:23
15Barselius Kipyego Kenya (KEN)1:01:24SB
16Stephen Mokoka South Africa (RSA)1:01:26SB
17Nguse Amlosom Eritrea (ERI)1:01:34SB
18Jorum Lumbasi Okombo Kenya (KEN)1:01:34
19Afewerki Berhane Eritrea (ERI)1:01:37SB
20Fred Musobo Uganda (UGA)1:01:38PB
21El Hassan Elabbassi Bahrain (BHR)1:01:41SB
22Koen Naert Belgium (BEL)1:01:42PB
23Jiksa Tolosa Ethiopia (ETH)1:01:50PB
24Suguru Osako Japan (JPN)1:01:56SB
25Abrar Osman Eritrea (ERI)1:02:05SB
26Felix Chemonges Uganda (UGA)1:02:10PB
27Willy Canchanya Peru (PER)1:02:11NR
28Ayad Lamdassem Spain (ESP)1:02:14SB
29Abdi Hakin Ulad Denmark (DEN)1:02:15PB
30Cameron Levins Canada (CAN)1:02:15PB
31Bernard Lagat United States (USA)1:02:16
32Juan Luis Barrios Mexico (MEX)1:02:18SB
33Maru Teferi Israel (ISR)1:02:24NR
34John Hakizimana Rwanda (RWA)1:02:26PB
35Moses Martin Kurong Uganda (UGA)1:02:27
36Mohamud Ibrahim Aadan Great Britain (GBR)1:02:34PB
37Eyob Ghebrehiwet Italy (ITA)1:02:37PB
38Luke Traynor Great Britain (GBR)1:02:38
39Camilo Santiago Spain (ESP)1:02:40PB
40Benjamin Choquert France (FRA)1:02:46PB
41Elroy Gelant South Africa (RSA)1:02:52SB
42Noel Hitimana Rwanda (RWA)1:02:53PB
43Mikael Ekvall Sweden (SWE)1:02:54SB
44Lesiba Precious Mashele South Africa (RSA)1:02:58SB
45Haimro Almaya Israel (ISR)1:03:04PB
46Kenta Murayama Japan (JPN)1:03:07
47Jose Luis Ostos Peru (PER)1:03:09PB
48Luis Alberto Orta Venezuela (VEN)1:03:09NR
49Mohamed Hrezi Libya (LBA)1:03:11
50Cristhian Pacheco Peru (PER)1:03:15PB
51Derlys Ayala Paraguay (PAR)1:03:19NR
52Girmaw Amare Israel (ISR)1:03:19PB
53Peter Herzog Austria (AUT)1:03:22PB
54Olivier Irabaruta Burundi (BDI)1:03:23SB
55Yimer Getahun Israel (ISR)1:03:25PB
56Bayron Piedra Ecuador (ECU)1:03:29SB
57Segundo Jami Ecuador (ECU)1:03:31PB
58Houssame Eddine Benabbou Spain (ESP)1:03:35PB
59Florian Carvalho France (FRA)1:03:40PB
60Melikhaya Frans South Africa (RSA)1:03:42SB
61Collis Birmingham Australia (AUS)1:03:44SB
62Roman Fosti Estonia (EST)1:03:45PB
63Benjamin Connor Great Britain (GBR)1:03:45
64Jiří Homoláč Czech Republic (CZE)1:03:45SB
65Dejen Gebreselassie Australia (AUS)1:03:47PB
66Benjamin Malaty France (FRA)1:03:54PB
67Lemawork Ketema Austria (AUT)1:03:57PB
68Diego Estrada United States (USA)1:03:59
69Roman Romanenko Ukraine (UKR)1:04:03SB
70Hayato Sonoda Japan (JPN)1:04:12
71Thomas Do Canto Australia (AUS)1:04:18PB
72Alex Mutai Uganda (UGA)1:04:24PB
73Lorenzo Dini Italy (ITA)1:04:26SB
74Maamar Bengriba Algeria (ALG)1:04:26
75Jesús Torres Mexico (MEX)1:04:27PB
76Paul Pollock Ireland (IRL)1:04:29SB
77Ernesto Andrés Zamora Uruguay (URU)1:04:30PB
78Geoffrey Martinson Canada (CAN)1:04:34
79Enzo Yáñez Chile (CHI)1:04:37PB
80Miguel Ángel Barzola Argentina (ARG)1:04:39SB
81Daisuke Uekado Japan (JPN)1:04:48
82Jared Ward United States (USA)1:04:49
83Christian Vasconez Ecuador (ECU)1:04:53PB
84Kevin Seaward Ireland (IRL)1:04:56SB
85Juan Antonio Pérez Spain (ESP)1:05:01
86Mariano Mastromarino Argentina (ARG)1:05:03SB
87Jean-Pierre Castro Peru (PER)1:05:06PB
88Jaume Leiva Spain (ESP)1:05:09
89Christian Steinhammer Austria (AUT)1:05:09PB
90Yoseph-Fabien Goasdoue France (FRA)1:05:18
91Stephen Scullion Ireland (IRL)1:05:19
92Félix Bour France (FRA)1:05:22
93Yusuf Alici Turkey (TUR)1:05:40
94Farid Terfia Algeria (ALG)1:05:44
95Jacob Mugomeri Zimbabwe (ZIM)1:06:11PB
96Janis Viskers Latvia (LAT)1:06:11PB
97Nicolae Alexandru Soare Romania (ROU)1:06:14SB
98Leslie Encina Chile (CHI)1:06:18SB
99Daviti Kharazishvili Georgia (GEO)1:06:19SB
100Sergiu Ciobanu Ireland (IRL)1:06:19SB
101Dmitrijs Serjogins Latvia (LAT)1:06:20PB
102Daniel Studley Great Britain (GBR)1:06:20
103Valdas Dopolskas Lithuania (LTU)1:06:24PB
104Aykut Taşdemir Turkey (TUR)1:06:25
105El Hadi Laameche Algeria (ALG)1:06:27PB
106Jesper Faurschou Denmark (DEN)1:06:42SB
107Kota Murayama Japan (JPN)1:06:49
108Mikhail Krasilov Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:06:49SB
109David Gakuru Rwanda (RWA)1:07:02PB
110Sami Jibril Canada (CAN)1:07:11
111Tomas Hilifa Rainhold Namibia (NAM)1:07:15SB
112Ignas Brasevicius Lithuania (LTU)1:07:16PB
113Mbongeni Ngxazozo South Africa (RSA)1:07:16
114Evan Esselink Canada (CAN)1:07:20
115Chao Xie China (CHN)1:07:24PB
116Arnar Pétursson Iceland (ISL)1:07:29PB
117César Lizano Costa Rica (CRC)1:07:38SB
118Ser-Od Bat-Ochir Mongolia (MGL)1:07:48SB
119Salem Mohamed Attiaallah Egypt (EGY)1:07:51PB
120Ukuk Utho'o Bul Athlete Refugee Team (ART)1:08:15PB
121Rui Yong Soh Singapore (SGP)1:08:28SB
122Sergio Dias Cape Verde (CPV)1:09:10
123Danijel Fak Croatia (CRO)1:09:20SB
124Paulo Amotun Lokoro Athlete Refugee Team (ART)1:09:31NR
125Andrey Leymenov Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:09:31SB
126Ahmad Smour Jordan (JOR)1:09:33SB
127Oscar Antonio Aldana El Salvador (ESA)1:09:43NR
128Valentin Betoudji Chad (CHA)1:09:46PB
129Alexey Gussarov Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:09:49PB
130Charlton Debono Malta (MLT)1:10:11SB
131Antoni Bernadó Andorra (AND)1:10:19SB
132Jonathan Atse Herrera Ivory Coast (CIV)1:11:00SB
133Amir Baitukanov Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:11:04SB
134Hussein Ahmed Egypt (EGY)1:12:11SB
135Kevin Dooney Ireland (IRL)1:12:14
136Sakirjan Durdyýew Turkmenistan (TKM)1:12:22
137Adrian Pillajo Ecuador (ECU)1:12:39PB
138Arnold Rogers Gibraltar (GIB)1:13:33
139Jinrun Liu China (CHN)1:13:44PB
140Antun Pavelić Croatia (CRO)1:13:45SB
141Shifaz Mohamed Maldives (MDV)1:14:23NR
142Artem Kosinov Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:15:26SB
143Francesc Josep Carmona Parada Andorra (AND)1:15:53PB
144Kuan Un Iao Macau (MAC)1:16:22SB
145Nuri Kömür Turkey (TUR)1:16:29
146Sonny Folcheri Monaco (MON)1:18:53PB
147Charles Savignon Gibraltar (GIB)1:20:06PB
148Maurice Turnock Gibraltar (GIB)1:22:34
149Mehrubon Shamsidinov Tajikistan (TJK)1:23:06PB
150Tibor Sahajda Slovakia (SVK)1:25:05SB
151Ilir Këllezi Albania (ALB)1:26:04SB
152Alrric Leroy Kock Aruba (ARU)1:38:06PB
—Abdelaziz Guerziz Algeria (ALG)DQ
—Alex Oloitiptip Korio Kenya (KEN)DNF
—Leonard Korir United States (USA)DNF
—Rok Puhar Slovenia (SLO)DNF
—Tsegai Tewelde Great Britain (GBR)DNF
—Mustapha Eskimo Kamara Sierra Leone (SLE)DNS
—Moses Kibet Uganda (UGA)DNS
—Abdi Daud Roble Somalia (SOM)DNS

Women
RankAthleteNationalityTimeNotes
Netsanet Gudeta Kebede Ethiopia (ETH)1:06:11WRwo
Joyciline Jepkosgei Kenya (KEN)1:06:54
Pauline Kaveke Kamulu Kenya (KEN)1:06:56PB
4Eunice Chebichii Chumba Bahrain (BHR)1:07:17SB
5Zeineba Yimer Ethiopia (ETH)1:08:07PB
6Meseret Belete Ethiopia (ETH)1:08:09PB
7Desi Mokonin Bahrain (BHR)1:08:10PB
8Bekelech Gudeta Ethiopia (ETH)1:08:12PB
9Dalila Abdulkadir Bahrain (BHR)1:08:12PB
10Shitaye Eshete Bahrain (BHR)1:08:25PB
11Zinash Mekonnen Ethiopia (ETH)1:08:30PB
12Lonah Chemtai Salpeter Israel (ISR)1:08:58NR
13Ruth Chepngetich Kenya (KEN)1:09:12SB
14Rose Chelimo Bahrain (BHR)1:10:20SB
15Ancuţa Bobocel Romania (ROU)1:10:21PB
16Fabienne Schlumpf  Switzerland (SUI)1:10:36SB
17Kaori Morita Japan (JPN)1:10:46
18Volha Mazuronak Belarus (BLR)1:10:57NR
19Mao Ichiyama Japan (JPN)1:11:02SB
20Dolshi Tesfu Eritrea (ERI)1:11:09PB
21Charlotte Purdue Great Britain (GBR)1:11:21
22Deshun Zhang China (CHN)1:11:28PB
23Sinead Diver Australia (AUS)1:11:40PB
24Ellie Pashley Australia (AUS)1:11:43PB
25Nolene Conrad South Africa (RSA)1:11:44PB
26Nazret Weldu Eritrea (ERI)1:11:45SB
27Emma Bates United States (USA)1:11:45PB
28Clémence Calvin France (FRA)1:11:51SB
29Gladys Tejeda Peru (PER)1:11:52SB
30Sasha Gollish Canada (CAN)1:11:52SB
31Charlotte Arter Great Britain (GBR)1:11:52
32Inés Melchor Peru (PER)1:11:55PB
33Trihas Gebre Spain (ESP)1:12:02SB
34Luz Mery Rojas Peru (PER)1:12:05PB
35Honami Maeda Japan (JPN)1:12:09SB
36Lilia Fisikovici Moldova (MDA)1:12:11NR
37Nastassia Ivanova Belarus (BLR)1:12:15PB
38Kokob Tesfagabriel Eritrea (ERI)1:12:15PB
39Luula Weldegebriel Eritrea (ERI)1:12:19PB
40Giovanna Epis Italy (ITA)1:12:27PB
41Rebecca Wade United States (USA)1:12:31
42Nina Savina Belarus (BLR)1:12:31SB
43Tracy Barlow Great Britain (GBR)1:12:35PB
44Eva Vrabcová Nývltová Czech Republic (CZE)1:12:54SB
45Florencia Borelli Argentina (ARG)1:13:10SB
46Lizzie Lee Ireland (IRL)1:13:19PB
47Victoria Coates Canada (CAN)1:13:35PB
48Gemma Steel Great Britain (GBR)1:13:39
49Doreen Chesang Uganda (UGA)1:13:52PB
50Kinsey Middleton Canada (CAN)1:13:52
51Sara Brogiato Italy (ITA)1:13:53PB
52Angie Orjuela Colombia (COL)1:13:55SB
53Faye Fullerton Great Britain (GBR)1:13:56PB
54Esmeralda Rebollo Mexico (MEX)1:14:18PB
55Elena Loyo Spain (ESP)1:14:19
56Rosa Chacha Ecuador (ECU)1:14:19SB
57Claire McCarthy Ireland (IRL)1:14:20PB
58Bojana Bjeljac Croatia (CRO)1:14:24PB
59Sophie Duarte France (FRA)1:14:30SB
60Marta Esteban Spain (ESP)1:14:47
61Büsra Nur Koku Turkey (TUR)1:14:49
62Roxana Elisabeta Birca Romania (ROU)1:14:51SB
63Teresa Urbina Spain (ESP)1:14:53
64Elaina Tabb United States (USA)1:14:55
65Samira Mezeghrane France (FRA)1:14:56SB
66Maor Tiyouri Israel (ISR)1:15:03SB
67Soumaya Boussaïd Tunisia (TUN)1:15:11NR
68Cristina Simion Romania (ROU)1:15:15PB
69Emily Chebet Uganda (UGA)1:15:18PB
70Yuka Hori Japan (JPN)1:15:24
71Sofiia Yaremchuk Ukraine (UKR)1:15:27SB
72Patiance Murowe Zimbabwe (ZIM)1:15:30PB
73Kidanu Teshome Eritrea (ERI)1:15:49PB
74Chien-Ho Hsieh Chinese Taipei (TPE)1:15:56
75Anja Scherl Germany (GER)1:16:13SB
76Janet Dlamini South Africa (RSA)1:16:23SB
77Remziye Temel Turkey (TUR)1:16:23PB
78Laura Graham Ireland (IRL)1:16:27
79Laura Shaughnessy Ireland (IRL)1:16:28SB
80Paula-Claudia Todoran Romania (ROU)1:16:40SB
81Jacqueline Gandar France (FRA)1:16:46SB
82Fionnuala Ross Ireland (IRL)1:16:53SB
83Tatiele Roberta de Carvalho Brazil (BRA)1:16:58
84Beata Naigambo Namibia (NAM)1:17:14SB
85Irene Pelayo Spain (ESP)1:17:16
86Emily Setlack Canada (CAN)1:17:30
87Vaida Žūsinaitė Lithuania (LTU)1:17:38SB
88Ilona Marhele Latvia (LAT)1:17:51SB
89Tonya Nero Trinidad and Tobago (TTO)1:17:55SB
90Andreea-Alina Pîscu Romania (ROU)1:18:17SB
91Cornelia Joubert South Africa (RSA)1:18:23SB
92Mapaseka Makhanya South Africa (RSA)1:18:43SB
93Jenny Mendez Costa Rica (CRC)1:18:47PB
94Paule Marie Perrier Mauritius (MRI)1:19:31PB
95Adha Munguleya Uganda (UGA)1:19:36SB
96Ruiling Li China (CHN)1:19:41PB
97Lebogang Phalula South Africa (RSA)1:19:41SB
98Liying Shi China (CHN)1:19:42SB
99Andrea Kolbeinsdóttir Iceland (ISL)1:19:46PB
100Diana Landi Ecuador (ECU)1:20:00
101Esma Aydemir Turkey (TUR)1:20:41
102Fadouwa Ledhem France (FRA)1:20:54
103Lisa Marie Bezzina Malta (MLT)1:20:58SB
104Elín Edda Sigurðardóttir Iceland (ISL)1:21:20PB
105Jane Vongvorachoti Thailand (THA)1:21:52
106Zhanna Mamazhanova Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:22:35SB
107Dana Aydosova Kazakhstan (KAZ)1:22:43PB
108María Caballero Paraguay (PAR)1:23:08SB
109Nesma Ammar Saad Mohamed Abdelghany Egypt (EGY)1:26:52NR
110Emma Montiel Gibraltar (GIB)1:27:58SB
111Allison Edwards Gibraltar (GIB)1:28:21PB
112Kim Baglietto Gibraltar (GIB)1:29:50
113Dulce Casanova Martínez Andorra (AND)1:32:27
114Yangyang Wu Macau (MAC)1:32:38SB
115Mariyam Abdul Kareem Maldives (MDV)1:33:37NR
116Bethan Perera Gibraltar (GIB)1:33:46PB
117Olena Hudaybergenova Turkmenistan (TKM)1:48:29
—Dailín Belmonte Cuba (CUB)DNF
—Sviatlana Kudzelich Belarus (BLR)DNF
—Matea Matosević Croatia (CRO)DNF
—Yelena Nanaziashvili Kazakhstan (KAZ)DNF
—Şeyma Yildiz Turkey (TUR)DNF

Team standings

Men
RankCountryTime
1 Ethiopia (ETH)3:02:14
2 Kenya (KEN)3:02:40
3 Bahrain (BHR)3:02:52
4 Eritrea (ERI)3:03:03
5 Uganda (UGA)3:06:15
6 South Africa (RSA)3:07:16
7 United States (USA)3:07:38
8 Spain (ESP)3:08:29
9 Peru (PER)3:08:35
10 Israel (ISR)3:08:47
11 Great Britain (GBR)3:08:57
12 Japan (JPN)3:09:15
13 France (FRA)3:10:20
14 Australia (AUS)3:11:49
15 Ecuador (ECU)3:11:53
16 Rwanda (RWA)3:12:21
17 Austria (AUT)3:12:28
18 Turkey (TUR)3:13:10
19 Algeria (ALG)3:13:52
20 Canada (CAN)3:14:00
21 Ireland (IRL)3:14:44
22 Kazakhstan (KAZ)3:26:09
23 Gibraltar (GIB)3:56:13

Women
RankCountryTime
1 Ethiopia (ETH)3:22:27
2 Kenya (KEN)3:23:02
3 Bahrain (BHR)3:23:39
4 Japan (JPN)3:33:57
5 Eritrea (ERI)3:35:09
6 Belarus (BLR)3:35:43
7 Great Britain (GBR)3:35:48
8 Peru (PER)3:35:52
9 United States (USA)3:39:11
10 Canada (CAN)3:39:19
11 Romania (ROM)3:40:27
12 Spain (ESP)3:41:08
13 France (FRA)3:41:17
14 Ireland (IRL)3:44:06
15 South Africa (RSA)3:46:30
16 Uganda (UGA)3:48:46
17 China (CHN)3:50:51
18 Turkey (TUR)3:51:53
19 Gibraltar (GIB)4:26:09

Medal table (unofficial)
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Ethiopia (ETH)3003
2 Kenya (KEN)1315
3 Bahrain (BHR)0123
4 Eritrea (ERI)0011
Totals (4 nations)44412

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 279 athletes from 79 countries and the Athlete Refugee Team, which is a record for this event. Although announced,[12] the athletes from  Sierra Leone and  Somalia did not show.

Notes
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References
  1. Runnerstribe, Admin. "Kamworor Retains Title - World Half Marathon Championships Wrap - Runnerstribe". Archived from the original on 2016-08-03. Retrieved 2016-06-07.
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