1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Junior men's race

Junior men's race at the 1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	18th
Date	March 25
Host city	Aix-les-Bains, Rhône-Alpes, France
Location	Hippodrome de Marlioz
Nations participating	30
Athletes participating	127
Races	1
Distances	8 km – Junior men
← 1989 Stavanger 1991 Antwerpen →

The Junior men's race at the 1990 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Aix-les-Bains, France, at the Hippodrome de Marlioz on March 25, 1990. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald.^[1]

Complete results,^[2] medallists, ^[3] and the results of British athletes^[4] were published.

Race results

Junior men's race (8 km)

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
01 !	Kipyego Kororia	Kenya	22:13
02 !	Richard Chelimo	Kenya	22:14
03 !	Fita Bayissa	Ethiopia	22:24
4	Ismael Kirui	Kenya	22:32
5	Samuel Otieno	Kenya	22:35
6	Matthew Birir	Kenya	22:47
7	Abraham Assefa	Ethiopia	22:58
8	Assefa Gebremedhin	Ethiopia	23:04
9	Tesgie Legesse	Ethiopia	23:07
10	Dadi Tamrat	Ethiopia	23:20
11	Yahia Azaidj	Algeria	23:26
12	Salah Hissou	Morocco	23:27
13	Stefano Baldini	Italy	23:30
14	Lemi Erpassa	Ethiopia	23:35
15	Seiji Kushibe	Japan	23:38
16	Ion Avramescu	Romania	23:39
17	Vincenzo Modica	Italy	23:39
18	Francisco Munuera	Spain	23:40
19	Mark Carroll	Ireland	23:42
20	Mark Johansen	United States	23:43
21	Javier Cortés	Spain	23:43
22	Ryuji Takei	Japan	23:44
23	Javier Caballero	Spain	23:54
24	Claes Nyberg	Sweden	23:55
25	Robinson Semolini	Brazil	23:56
26	Abdelkrim Benzai	Algeria	23:57
27	Francesco Bennici	Italy	23:57
28	Christian Leuprecht	Italy	23:59
29	Hiroyuki Nakamura	Japan	24:02
30	Osamu Nara	Japan	24:02
31	Brahim Sassi	Tunisia	24:05
32	Joël Bourgeois	Canada	24:08
33	Kevin Sullivan	Canada	24:08
34	Niall Bruton	Ireland	24:13
35	Steve Green	United Kingdom	24:16
36	Jon Gascoyne	United Kingdom	24:17
37	John Coyle	United States	24:18
38	Hirofumi Katafuchi	Japan	24:19
39	Stephane Picard	France	24:20
40	Rodolfo Lopes	Portugal	24:20
41	Mark Burdis	Ireland	24:21
42	Andrew Pearson	United Kingdom	24:21
43	Stanislav Yordanov	Soviet Union	24:23
44	Janik Lambert	Canada	24:26
45	Nasradine Cherifi	France	24:27
46	Abich Benkhelifa	Tunisia	24:28
47	Malcolm Campbell	United Kingdom	24:28
48	Kazuhiro Kawauchi	Japan	24:29
49	Jason Bunston	Canada	24:32
50	Kamel Kohil	Algeria	24:33
51	Philippe Jacquemin	Belgium	24:33
52	Vladimir Golyas	Soviet Union	24:33
53	Dhahbi Anizi	Tunisia	24:36
54	Kent Claesson	Sweden	24:39
55	José Luis Francisco	Spain	24:40
56	Ryad Gatte	Algeria	24:41
57	Rainer Huth	West Germany	24:41
58	Hartmut Merl	West Germany	24:42
59	Alexandr Litvinov	Soviet Union	24:43
60	Bryan Conway	Ireland	24:44
61	Tom van Hooste	Belgium	24:45
62	Jaroslaw Cichocki	Poland	24:45
63	Marc Dauer	West Germany	24:45
64	Oscar Gilotti	Italy	24:45
65	Chadli Mastouri	France	24:47
66	Paul Logan	Ireland	24:47
67	Roman Korzh	Soviet Union	24:48
68	Awad Saleh Ahmed	North Yemen	24:53
69	Colin de Burca	Ireland	24:56
70	Fabrice Chomaud	France	24:56
71	Stathis Stasi	Cyprus	24:56
72	Krzysztof Baldyga	Poland	24:57
73	David Bretel	France	24:57
74	Jeff Campbell	United States	24:58
75	Antonio Ciucio	Italy	24:58
76	Paul Stoneham	United States	25:00
77	Anatoly Yefremov	Soviet Union	25:01
78	Sami Alanen	Finland	25:03
79	Stelios Marneros	Cyprus	25:03
80	Apolinar Caudillo	Mexico	25:04
81	Abdelhak Lebouazda	Algeria	25:09
82	Graham Hood	Canada	25:09
83	Germano Neves	Portugal	25:12
84	Delfim Conceição	Portugal	25:17
85	Ridha Ghuizani	Tunisia	25:18
86	Jacky Lovis	Switzerland	25:19
87	Elisardo de la Torre	Spain	25:20
88	Alvaro Ramalhete	Portugal	25:25
89	Anwar Al-Harazi	North Yemen	25:25
90	Mokhtar Belaid	Algeria	25:26
91	Jaroslaw Sitarz	Poland	25:26
92	Goim Hussein	North Yemen	25:28
93	Jason Mohr	United States	25:29
94	Donald van Boven	Belgium	25:29
95	Luis Suárez	Spain	25:30
96	Georgios Loucaides	Cyprus	25:30
97	Nicos Marcou	Cyprus	25:31
98	Holger Ahrenberg	West Germany	25:31
99	Bhairav Singh	India	25:31
100	Shawn McKay	Canada	25:35
101	Rachid Benmohamed	Belgium	25:37
102	Jan Everyman	Belgium	25:40
103	Marcio Pazin	Brazil	25:43
104	James Harris	United States	25:44
105	Frank Schouren	West Germany	25:47
106	Mounir Dellali	Tunisia	26:01
107	Nimrod Branka	Israel	26:07
108	Ali Harezi Al-Ghazali	North Yemen	26:07
109	Abdelghawi Fisal	North Yemen	26:15
110	Mario Figueiredo	Portugal	26:21
111	Patrick Grammens	Belgium	26:26
112	Kevin Toher	United Kingdom	26:29
113	Remzi Atli	Turkey	26:31
114	Ahmed Al-Saqaf	North Yemen	26:32
115	Mikaël Thomas	France	26:39
116	K.M. Chinnappa	India	27:07
117	Grzegorz Krystek	Poland	27:20
118	Paul Ignacio	Gibraltar	27:21
119	Tyrone Cano	Gibraltar	27:39
120	Wiktor Malina	Poland	28:03
121	Darren McComb	Gibraltar	28:11
122	Richard Muscat	Gibraltar	28:13
123	Stavros Panagiotou	Cyprus	28:44
124	Gareth Cano	Gibraltar	29:14
125	Anthony Kiprono	Kenya	33:52
126	Damien Muscat	Gibraltar	33:52
—	Julio Figueiredo	Portugal	DNF

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Kenya

Kipyego Kororia	1
Richard Chelimo	2
Ismael Kirui	4
Samuel Otieno	5
(Matthew Birir)	(6)
(Anthony Kiprono)	(125)

Ethiopia

Fita Bayissa	3
Abraham Assefa	7
Assefa Gebremedhin	8
Tesgie Legesse	9
(Dadi Tamrat)	(10)
(Lemi Erpassa)	(14)

Italy

Stefano Baldini	13
Vincenzo Modica	17
Francesco Bennici	27
Christian Leuprecht	28
(Oscar Gilotti)	(64)
(Antonio Ciucio)	(75)

Japan

Seiji Kushibe	15
Ryuji Takei	22
Hiroyuki Nakamura	29
Osamu Nara	30
(Hirofumi Katafuchi)	(38)
(Kazuhiro Kawauchi)	(48)

Spain

Francisco Munuera	18
Javier Cortés	21
Javier Caballero	23
José Luis Francisco	55
(Elisardo de la Torre)	(87)
(Luis Suárez)	(95)

117

Algeria

Yahia Azaidj	11
Abdelkrim Benzai	26
Kamel Kohil	50
Ryad Gatte	56
(Abdelhak Lebouazda)	(81)
(Mokhtar Belaid)	(90)

143

Ireland

Mark Carroll	19
Niall Bruton	34
Mark Burdis	41
Bryan Conway	60
(Paul Logan)	(66)
(Colin de Burca)	(69)

154

Canada

Joël Bourgeois	32
Kevin Sullivan	33
Janik Lambert	44
Jason Bunston	49
(Graham Hood)	(82)
(Shawn McKay)	(100)

158

United Kingdom

Steve Green	35
Jon Gascoyne	36
Andrew Pearson	42
Malcolm Campbell	47
(Kevin Toher)	(112)

160

United States

Mark Johansen	20
John Coyle	37
Jeff Campbell	74
Paul Stoneham	76
(Jason Mohr)	(93)
(James Harris)	(104)

207

Tunisia

Brahim Sassi	31
Abich Benkhelifa	46
Dhahbi Anizi	53
Ridha Ghuizani	85
(Mounir Dellali)	(106)

215

France

Stephane Picard	39
Nasradine Cherifi	45
Chadli Mastouri	65
Fabrice Chomaud	70
(David Bretel)	(73)
(Mikaël Thomas)	(115)

219

Soviet Union

Stanislav Yordanov	43
Vladimir Golyas	52
Alexandr Litvinov	59
Roman Korzh	67
(Anatoly Yefremov)	(77)

221

West Germany

Rainer Huth	57
Hartmut Merl	58
Marc Dauer	63
Holger Ahrenberg	98
(Frank Schouren)	(105)

276

Portugal

Rodolfo Lopes	40
Germano Neves	83
Delfim Conceição	84
Alvaro Ramalhete	88
(Mario Figueiredo)	(110)
(Julio Figueiredo)	(DNF)

295

Belgium

Philippe Jacquemin	51
Tom van Hooste	61
Donald van Boven	94
Rachid Benmohamed	101
(Jan Everyman)	(102)
(Patrick Grammens)	(111)

307

Poland

Jaroslaw Cichocki	62
Krzysztof Baldyga	72
Jaroslaw Sitarz	91
Grzegorz Krystek	117
(Wiktor Malina)	(120)

342

Cyprus

Stathis Stasi	71
Stelios Marneros	79
Georgios Loucaides	96
Nicos Marcou	97
(Stavros Panagiotou)	(123)

343

North Yemen

Awad Saleh Ahmed	68
Anwar Al-Harazi	89
Goim Hussein	92
Ali Harezi Al-Ghazali	108
(Abdelghawi Fisal)	(109)
(Ahmed Al-Saqaf)	(114)

357

Gibraltar

Paul Ignacio	118
Tyrone Cano	119
Darren McComb	121
Richard Muscat	122
(Gareth Cano)	(124)
(Damien Muscat)	(126)

480

Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 127 athletes from 30 countries in the Junior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.^[4]

Algeria (6)
Belgium (6)
Brazil (2)
Canada (6)
Cyprus (5)
Ethiopia (6)
Finland (1)
France (6)
Gibraltar (6)
India (2)

Ireland (6)
Israel (1)
Italy (6)
Japan (6)
Kenya (6)
Mexico (1)
Morocco (1)
North Yemen (6)
Poland (5)
Portugal (6)

References

↑ Morocco has unearthed a new athletics star in Khalid Skah, who won the world cross-country title on Saturday with a style reminiscent of his compatriots, multi world record-holder Said Aouita and Olympic 10,000m champion Brahim Boutayeb..., Glasgow Herald, March 26, 1990, retrieved October 24, 2013
↑ Magnusson, Tomas (July 4, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 8.0km CC Men - Aix-les-Bains Date: Saturday, March 24, 1990, Athchamps (archived), retrieved October 24, 2013
↑ IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 9, 2013
1 2 36th IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDINBURGH 2008 - FACTS & FIGURES - GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND AT THE INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY & WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (PDF), IAAF, p. 2ff, retrieved October 9, 2013

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