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1997 World Championships in Athletics – Men's marathon

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The men's marathon at the 1997 World Championships in Athletics was held in Athens, Greece, on Sunday August 10, 1997.

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Gold	Abel Antón Spain
Silver	Martín Fiz Spain
Bronze	Steve Moneghetti Australia

Standing records prior to the 1997 World Athletics Championships
World record	Belayneh Densamo	Ethiopia	2:06:50	April 17, 1988	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Championships record	Robert de Castella	Australia	2:10:03	August 14, 1983	Helsinki, Finland
Season best	Domingos Castro	Portugal	2:07:51	April 20, 1997	Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
	Abel Antón	Spain (ESP)	2:13:16
	Martín Fiz	Spain (ESP)	2:13:21
	Steve Moneghetti	Australia (AUS)	2:14:16
4	Danilo Goffi	Italy (ITA)	2:14:47
5	Luíz Antônio dos Santos	Brazil (BRA)	2:15:31
6	Fabián Roncero	Spain (ESP)	2:16:53
7	Giacomo Leone	Italy (ITA)	2:17:16
8	Azzedine Sakhri	Algeria (ALG)	2:17:44
9	Eduard Tukhbatullin	Russia (RUS)	2:17:44
10	António Rodrigues	Portugal (POR)	2:17:54
11	Philippe Rémond	France (FRA)	2:18:19
12	Xolile Yawa	South Africa (RSA)	2:18:37
13	Dave Scudamore	United States (USA)	2:18:41
14	Willy Kalombo Mwenze	DR Congo (COD)	2:19:18
15	José Manuel García	Spain (ESP)	2:19:31
16	Bruce Deacon	Canada (CAN)	2:20:29
17	Dave Buzza	Great Britain & N.I. (GBR)	2:20:34
18	José Luis Molina	Costa Rica (CRC)	2:20:55
19	Nikolaos Polias	Greece (GRE)	2:21:03
20	Mostafa El Damaoui	Morocco (MAR)	2:21:05
21	Ahmed Hussein	Ethiopia (ETH)	2:21:08
22	Akira Manai	Japan (JPN)	2:21:23
23	Vanderlei de Lima	Brazil (BRA)	2:21:48
24	Daher Gadid Omar	Djibouti (DJI)	2:21:57
25	Shinji Kawashima	Japan (JPN)	2:22:33
26	Baek Seung-Do	South Korea (KOR)	2:22:40
27	Sean Quilty	Australia (AUS)	2:23:10
28	João Lopes	Portugal (POR)	2:23:15
29	Jean Pierre Monciaux	France (FRA)	2:23:19
30	Francesco Ingargiola	Italy (ITA)	2:23:30
31	Stéphane Franke	Germany (GER)	2:23:53
32	Karel David	Czech Republic (CZE)	2:24:42
33	Adam Motlagale	South Africa (RSA)	2:24:49
34	Katsuhiko Hanada	Japan (JPN)	2:25:00
35	Max Wenisch	Austria (AUT)	2:25:12
36	Osmiro Silva	Brazil (BRA)	2:25:37
37	António Zeferino	Cape Verde (CPV)	2:25:56
38	Dominique Chauvelier	France (FRA)	2:26:06
39	Abner Chipu	South Africa (RSA)	2:26:06
40	Takahiro Hattori	Japan (JPN)	2:26:33
41	Valdenor dos Santos	Brazil (BRA)	2:27:12
42	Girma Daba	Ethiopia (ETH)	2:27:30
43	Sérgio Jimenez	Mexico (MEX)	2:27:30
44	Pascal Zilliox	France (FRA)	2:27:50
45	Knut Hegvold	Norway (NOR)	2:27:54
46	Klaus Peter Hansen	Denmark (DEN)	2:28:29
47	Terje Naess	Norway (NOR)	2:29:04
48	Pavel Loskutov	Estonia (EST)	2:29:10
49	Jean-Paul Gahimbaré	Burundi (BDI)	2:30:56
50	Luis Martínez	Guatemala (GUA)	2:31:11
51	Hsu Gi-sheng	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	2:31:31
52	Woliye Jara	Ethiopia (ETH)	2:31:44
53	Raymond Boyd	Australia (AUS)	2:32:07
54	Azzedine Sakhri	Algeria (ALG)	2:34:26
55	Molatlhegi Segobaetso	Botswana (BOT)	2:34:47
56	Dan Held	United States (USA)	2:35:19
57	Éder Fialho	Brazil (BRA)	2:36:14
58	Koji Shimizu	Japan (JPN)	2:37:11
59	Asaf Bimro	Israel (ISR)	2:37:45
60	Mpakeletsa Sephali	Lesotho (LES)	2:38:37
61	Isaac Simelane	Swaziland (SWZ)	2:40:32
62	Marco Ochoa	United States (USA)	2:44:21
63	Jon Warren	United States (USA)	2:45:56
64	Marcos Juarez	Guatemala (GUA)	2:55:14
65	Emilio Velasquez	Guatemala (GUA)	2:56:07
66	Sergey Zabavski	Tajikistan (TJK)	3:02:49
67	Alain Nkulu	DR Congo (COD)	3:08:32
68	Zebedayo Bayo	Tanzania (TAN)	3:11:19
69	Roderic De Highden	Australia (AUS)	3:13:44
70	Errol Peters	Guyana (GUY)	3:14:30
—	Sophuong Vanh	Cambodia (CAM)	DNF
—	Patrick Ntambwe Ngoie	DR Congo (COD)	DNF
—	Tumo Turbo	Ethiopia (ETH)	DNF
—	Dale Rixon	Great Britain & N.I. (GBR)	DNF
—	George Karagiannis	Greece (GRE)	DNF
—	Ioannis Perifanos	Greece (GRE)	DNF
—	Marcello Curioni	Italy (ITA)	DNF
—	Cosmas Ndeti	Kenya (KEN)	DNF
—	Mbarak Hussein	Kenya (KEN)	DNF
—	Trpe Martinovski	Macedonia (MKD)	DNF
—	Vitor Vasco	Portugal (POR)	DNF
—	Abel Mokibe	South Africa (RSA)	DNF
—	Francis Naali	Tanzania (TAN)	DNF
—	Petro Meta	Tanzania (TAN)	DNF
—	Rubén Maza	Venezuela (VEN)	DNF
—	Luketz Swartbooi	Namibia (NAM)	DNF
—	Paulo Catarino	Portugal (POR)	DNF
—	Chang Ki-Shik	South Korea (KOR)	DNF
—	Salah Qoqaiche	Morocco (MAR)	DNF
—	Alberto Juzdado	Spain (ESP)	DNF
—	António Pinto	Portugal (POR)	DNF
—	Andrés Espinosa	Mexico (MEX)	DNF
—	Faustino Reynoso	Mexico (MEX)	DNF
—	Lawrence Peu	South Africa (RSA)	DNF
—	Abdelkader El Mouaziz	Morocco (MAR)	DNF
—	Moges Taye	Ethiopia (ETH)	DNF
—	Isidro Rico	Mexico (MEX)	DNF
—	Don Janicki	United States (USA)	DNF
—	Diego García	Spain (ESP)	DNF
—	Bruno Leger	France (FRA)	DNF
—	Joseph Tjitunga	Namibia (NAM)	DNF
—	Benjamín Paredes	Mexico (MEX)	DNF
—	Vincenzo Modica	Italy (ITA)	DNF
—	Abdillahi Bouh	Djibouti (DJI)	DNF
—	William Koech	Kenya (KEN)	DNF
—	Panagiotis Charamis	Greece (GRE)	DNF
—	Yayeh Aden	Djibouti (DJI)	DNF
—	Spyros Andriopoulos	Greece (GRE)	DNF
—	Sonam Tobgay	Bhutan (BHU)	DNS
—	Marco Condori	Bolivia (BOL)	DNS
—	Darren Wilson	Australia (AUS)	DNS

1997_World_Championships_in_Athletics_–_Men's_marathon

1997 World Championships in Athletics – Men's marathon

Medalists

Records

Final ranking

See also

References

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