Jakob Ingebrigtsen Pipped to Gold in Thrilling World Road Running Championships
- On Saturday, Eritrea's Dawit Seare won the 5000m gold at the World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen, clocking a national record time of 12:56 and edging Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen.
- Ingebrigtsen surged ahead in the final 200m but faded 100m later, allowing Seare to reclaim the lead and celebrate by pointing to the sky as he crossed the finish line.
- Competing in his sixth race of an injury-hit season, the 26-year-old Norwegian secured silver with a national record of 12:59, eight days after winning the 5,000m at the Ultimate Athletics Championships.
- Ethiopia's Likina Amebaw sprinted clear of the field to win the women's 5k in a season's best 14:41, finishing seven seconds ahead of Kenya's Caroline Makandi Gitonga.
- Earlier, the Frenchwoman Agathe Guillemot won the women's mile in a world-leading 4:22.74, while Germany's Robert Farken claimed the men's mile in a world-leading 3:51.80.
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Jakob Ingebrigtsen pipped to gold in thrilling World Road Running Championships
The Norwegian was unable to claim a third major title this season after 5000m gold in the European Championships and at the Ultimate Championships
There was drama everywhere in Copenhagen when Jakob Ingebrigtsen had to settle for silver at the World Championships over five kilometers.
Aftenposten
aftenbladet.noJakob Asserson Ingebrigtsen took the lead 200 meters before the finish line, but then the gold was gone.
While Jimmy Gressier was able to take his responsibilities to the streets of Copenhagen, he was able to do better than 14th of a 5km of the World Road Racers won by Dawit Seare in the sprint against Jakob Ingebrigtsen.
A surprising event for the 5 km race at the 2026 World Championships on the road, the second edition of the event organized by World Athletics to give lustre to the disciplines on asphalt. Jakob Ingebrigtsen had become the protagonist of a furious comeback from behind, he sewed of strength the rift operated by the Mezgebu Sime etyope and by the Dawit Seare [...]
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