Hagos Gebrhiwet

Hagos Gebrhiwet is a renowned Ethiopian long-distance runner, specializing in the 5000 meters. He has been a consistent performer on the international stage, securing a bronze medal in the 5000 meters at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Gebrhiwet has also demonstrated his prowess at the World Championships and the IAAF Diamond League, establishing himself as one of the elite long-distance runners from Ethiopia.

Olympic Medals

Bronze1

World Championship Medals

Silver1

Personal Bests

5 Kilometres Road

12:58

12/14/2024

5000 Metres

Bislett Games

12:36.73

5/30/2024

Half Marathon

57:41

10/22/2023

10,000 Metres

26:48.95

7/17/2019

3000 Metres

Doha IAAF Diamond League Meeting

7:30.36

5/10/2013

Major Championships

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The XXXI Olympic Games - 5000 Metres

13:04.35

The XXXIII Olympic Games - 5000 Metres

13:15.32

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IAAF World Championships - 5000 Metres

13:27.26

IAAF World Championships in Athletics - 10,000 Metres

27:11.37

Upcoming Events

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Video

Hagos Gebrhiwet's marathon debut is coming... A new challenge awaits in Sydney 😮‍💨

World Athletics

2 months ago

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Grand Slam Track: Kingston – Grant Fisher Breaksdown His 51-Second Kick In The 3K To Win $100,000

CITIUS MAG

over 1 year ago

Double Olympic bronze medalist Grant Fisher showed that strategy sometimes beats speed at the Grand Slam Track finale in Kingston. After winning the 5000m on Friday, Fisher only needed a third-place finish in Sunday’s 3000m to lock up the $100,000 Slam Champion title in the Men’s Long Distance event group—and that’s exactly what he did. Letting Hagos Gebrhiwet and Telahun Haile Bekele go early, Fisher conserved energy and executed a flawless tactical race, staying with the pack and using his trademark kick to secure third. FOLLOW CITIUS MAG ▶ Subscribe to the podcast: https://apple.co/3Byp72I ▶ On Twitter: http://twitter.com/CitiusMag ▶ On Instagram: http://instagram.com/citiusmag ▶ On Facebook: http://facebook.com/citiusmag ▶ Support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/citiusmag ▶ On our website: http://citiusmag.com For other inquiries, contact us: chris@citiusmag.com Thanks for watching - please like, share and comment, and subscribe! Help us continue to bring track and field to your home and become a member today! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjyDlyHPHLhcIT8ov53d5qg/join

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Podcast

GRAND SLAM TRACK KINGSTON DAY 3 REACTION SHOW – SYDNEY MCLAUGHLIN DOMINATES AGAIN, GRANT FISHER DELIVERS, TAYE & WILLIAMS MAKE HISTORY

April 6, 2025

The first-ever Grand Slam Track event in Kingston is in the books and twelve athletes are walking away $100,000 richer. That’s $1.2 million in prize money handed out across one weekend.

The weekend closed the way it began: with Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone doing Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone things — cruising to a 50.32 in the 400, winning her race group, and reminding the world why she’s the face of this sport. First signee. Final champion. Signature Sydney.

Grant Fisher snuck into Slam Champion status with a gritty 3rd in the 3k after winning the 5k on Friday — edging Hagos Gebrhiwet by a single point. Sasha Zhoya won the men’s short hurdles group by winning the 100 flat — proving that versatility, not just velocity is the new currency for the big money.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden doubled up in the sprints. Emmanuel Wanyonyi did just enough to hold off Marco Arop in the standings. Ejgayehu Taye ran 14:54 to sweep her distance group. And Alison dos Santos? Leaned like his life depended on it to close a 400m thriller by two hundredths.

Oh — and Jamaica got its moment too. Danielle Williams, world champ turned home crowd hero, claimed her slam title in the short hurdles with a win in the flat 100. First Jamaican Slam Champion. First Challenger to knock out the Racers. Crowd went bananas.

Every race meant something. Every move on the track changed the leaderboard. And from the pacing to the prize money, it actually felt like a sport you could follow.

Next stop? Miami, May 2–4. New city. New matchups. Same $100K at the finish line.

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Podcast

This Week In Track and Field: Rome Diamond League Recap + World Athletics Test Events Mostly Flop At Track Lab

September 2, 2024

This week, Chris Chavez, Paul Hof-Mahoney and Preet Majithia recap the Rome Diamond League and the Track Lab event in Switzerland.

Rome Diamond League

– The women's steeplechase saw Winfred Yavi come heartbreakingly close to a world record, missing by just .07 seconds.

– Faith Kipyegon extended her unbeaten streak in the women's 1500.

– In the men's 5000m, Hagos Gebrhiwet outkicked a loaded field to win after the world record attempt fizzled out.

– Letsile Tebogo dazzled in the men's 100, celebrating early and still securing a win in 9.87 seconds.

– Ryan Crouser continued his dominance in the shot put, recording six throws over 22 meters, including a meet-record 22.49m.

Track Lab

This unique event introduced new and modified disciplines, including a completely new mile steeplechase and adjusted sprint formats with zero-tolerance reaction times. The field events saw significant changes with the pole vault measuring being changed, the long jump featuring an extended take-off zone and the javelin throw only measured if it improved on previous attempts.

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