Olympics-Men's athletics 1500m first round results

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Olympics-Men’s athletics 1500m first round results

Contributor: Daniel H / August 3, 2012

Eritrean Teklit Teweldebrhan takes 13th Place at the Olympics-Men's athletics 1500m first round.

LONDON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - New Zealand's Nicholas Willis won
Heat 3 of the Olympic men's athletics 1500m first round on
Friday.

 Results Table
 
 Heat 3
 1.   Nicholas Willis (New Zealand)   3 minutes 40.92 seconds Q 
 2.   Abdalaati Iguider (Morocco)     3:41.08 Q                 
 3.   Yoann Kowal (France)            3:41.12 Q                 
 4.   Henrik Ingebrigtsen (Norway)    3:41.33 Q                 
 5.   Matthew Centrowitz (U.S.)       3:41.39 Q                 
 6.   Carsten Schlangen (Germany)     3:41.51 Q                 
 7.   Diego Ruiz (Spain)              3:41.52                   
 8.   Aman Wote (Ethiopia)            3:41.67                   
 9.   Nixon Kiplimo Chepseba (Kenya)  3:42.29                   
 10.  Emad Noor (Saudi Arabia)        3:42.95                   
 11.  Eduar Villanueva (Venezuela)    3:43.11                   
 12.  Andreas Vojta (Austria)         3:43.52                   
 13.  Ciaran O'Lionaird (Ireland)     3:48.35                   
 14.  Samuel Vazquez (Puerto Rico)    3:49.19                   

 Heat 2
 1.   Mohammed Shaween (Saudi Arabia) 3:39.42 Q                 
 2.   Hamza Driouch (Qatar)           3:39.67 Q                 
 3.   Ilham Tanui Ozbilen (Turkey)    3:39.70 Q                 
 4.   Silas Kiplagat (Kenya)          3:39.79 Q                 
 5.   Nathan Brannen (Canada)         3:39.95 Q                 
 6.   Andrew Baddeley (Britain)       3:40.34 Q                 
 7.   Andrew Wheating (U.S.)          3:40.92                   
 8.   David Bustos (Spain)            3:41.34                   
 9.   Dmitrijs Jurkevics (Latvia)     3:41.40                   
 10.  Dawit Wolde (Ethiopia)          3:41.81                   
 11.  Niclas Sandells (Finland)       3:42.67                   
 12.  Jamale Aarrass (France)         3:45.13                   
 13.  Mohamed Mohamed (Somalia)       3:46.16                   
 14.  Nabil Mohammed Al-Garbi (Yemen) 3:55.46                   
 .    Amine Laalou (Morocco)          DNS                       

 Heat 1
 1.   Taoufik Makhloufi (Algeria)     3:35.15 Q                 
 2.   Mekonnen Gebremedhin (Ethiopia) 3:36.56 Q                 
 3.   Asbel Kiprop (Kenya)            3:36.59 Q                 
 4.   Ross Murray (Britain)           3:36.74 Q                 
 5.   Mohamad Al-Garni (Qatar)        3:36.99 Q                 
 6.   Leonel Manzano (U.S.)           3:37.00 Q                 
 7.   Florian Carvalho (France)       3:37.05                   
 8.   Mohamed Moustaoui (Morocco)     3:37.41                   
 9.   Ryan Gregson (Australia)        3:38.54                   
 10.  Belal Mansoor Ali (Bahrain)     3:38.69                   
 11.  Egor Nikolaev (Russia)          3:38.92                   
 12.  Alvaro Rodriguez (Spain)        3:41.54                   
 13.  Teklit Teweldebrhan (Eritrea)   3:42.88                   
 14.  Mamadou Barry (Guinea)          4:05.08                   
 15.  Rabiou Guero Gao (Niger)        4:05.46                   

 Qualified for Next Round
 1.   Taoufik Makhloufi (Algeria)     3:35.15 
 2.   Mekonnen Gebremedhin (Ethiopia) 3:36.56 
 3.   Asbel Kiprop (Kenya)            3:36.59 
 4.   Ross Murray (Britain)           3:36.74 
 5.   Mohamad Al-Garni (Qatar)        3:36.99 
 6.   Leonel Manzano (U.S.)           3:37.00 
 7.   Florian Carvalho (France)       3:37.05 
 8.   Mohamed Moustaoui (Morocco)     3:37.41 
 9.   Ryan Gregson (Australia)        3:38.54 
 10.  Belal Mansoor Ali (Bahrain)     3:38.69 
 11.  Egor Nikolaev (Russia)          3:38.92 
 12.  Mohammed Shaween (Saudi Arabia) 3:39.42 
 13.  Hamza Driouch (Qatar)           3:39.67 
 14.  Ilham Tanui Ozbilen (Turkey)    3:39.70 
 15.  Silas Kiplagat (Kenya)          3:39.79 
 16.  Nathan Brannen (Canada)         3:39.95 
 17.  Andrew Baddeley (Britain)       3:40.34 
 18.  Nicholas Willis (New Zealand)   3:40.92 
 18.  Andrew Wheating (U.S.)          3:40.92 
 20.  Abdalaati Iguider (Morocco)     3:41.08 
 21.  Yoann Kowal (France)            3:41.12 
 22.  Henrik Ingebrigtsen (Norway)    3:41.33 
 24.  Matthew Centrowitz (U.S.)       3:41.39 
 26.  Carsten Schlangen (Germany)     3:41.51

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