Bob Kennedy (athlete)

Bob Kennedy , born the August 18th 1970, is a former American athlete , specialist in the basic races. He still holds the record of the United States of the 5.000 m. In 1996, it ran the 5.000 m in 12 ' 58" 21, reducing of him the first athlete not-African under the 13 minutes at this distance.

Prize list

Olympic Games of summer

Championships of the world of athletics

  • Championships of the world of athletics of 1991 with Tokyo ()
    • 12th on 5.000 m
  • Championships of the world of athletics of 1993 with Stuttgart ()
    • eliminated in series on 5.000 m
  • Championships from the world of athletics of 1995 with Gothenburg ()
    • 7th on 5.000 m
  • Championships of the world of athletics of 1997 with Athens ()
    • 6th on 5.000 m
  • Championships of the world of athletics of 1999 with Seville ()
    • 9th on 5.000 m

Championships of the world of cross-country race

  • Championships of the world of cross-country race of 2001 with Oostende (Belgium)
    • Bronze medal in cross-country race long distance by team

External bonds

  • Profile IAAF of Bob Kenendy

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