I was running intervals on my local track two days ago, with a group of amateurs. At the same time, Jakob was running intervalls there, with one of his older brothers pacing on his bike. Very fun to watch, fastest european ever on 1500 meter running a few meters away from us. (and twice as fast :p ) He was looking sharp. Looking foreward to Stockholm :-D
Trimklassen burde være med i mesterskap så man ser hvor fort eliten løper. Jeg har +/- 12 min på 3000 meter fra førstegangstjenesten. Det var to runder i leir med en kort, bratt bakke. Den raskeste løp ned mot 8 minutter. Det er eneste referanse jeg har.
For cheruiyot to have ran a 53s opener and still go under 3:30 shows he definitely has potential to break the world record with better pacing. A 25s first 200 is under the pace of the 800m world record so unless that was asked for a slower first lap could take at least a second off his time. Great run by jakob to pace it perfectly and it very nearly payed off with the win. A brilliant European record and a great run from Wightman and filip too.
25 for the first 200 is not under the pace for the 800 record. The first lap in all world records for the 800 in modern times has been run significantly faster than the second lap. Usually in the range 49.0 to 49.5 for the first lap. Even ca. 48.3 for Kipketer in Zurich in 1997.
Not 100% sure about that, chief. El Guerrouj started his world record race under 54 sec and then closed in 53.1! There is also a race where he opened in 52 seconds! Not saying is not possible, but Cheriot must be at his very best in that day.
The question is how long and how much he can still improve . And how far he is from his peak . Maybe he has reached his peak verY early unlike other athletes
The pacesetter was pathetic -- 52.2, 58.8 -- for the first two laps. Jakob was smart not to go with them on the first lap. Had the pacing been better (55, 56), Cheruiyot may have gone a second faster and perhaps Jakob too.
@@davidhiggs8504 watch the 5000m WR from 2004. The pacers went out way too slow. Bekele had to drop them early and ran by heart. Truly magnificent. That WR still stand today. I think they made sure to break it by helping athletes with robotic wavelight pacing system and the kangaroo shoes that runners have these days. Killing the sport
@@jordangranados337 just watch the video I mentioned above. At least just skip through it and check both splits. No the Ugandan would not have ran that fast without them.
If I win Olympic gold in the near future, or set a world record or something, it would be hard to keep betting, says Ingebrigtsen in the podcast "Ida with heart in heart in hand" and feels that life is too short to just spend to athletics. - But before I reach my goals, I want to be as good as I can. If I run as fast as I want and take the medals I want, then I really want to do other things as well, says Ingebrigtsen. Formula 1 attracts He points out a completely different direction in life. - But if I am satisfied and feel that I have achieved what I want, I will start a family and spend time with it and do other nice things. Maybe see if I can become a Formula 1 driver or something. It would have been fun, he says with a smile. When NRK asks about the outcome, Ingebrigtsen messes back: "I strive to take many medals, so I do not necessarily have to stop for one," writes Ingbrigtsen, who was close to losing motivation at the age of 15 but got it back when he met his girlfriend Elisabeth Asserson, with whom he is engaged. She was with him when it was double European Championship gold in Berlin 2018 (1500 and 5000 meters), then only 17 years old. In recent years, 1,500 meters has been dominated by Kenyan Timothy Cheruiyot. The reigning world champion showed class when he won the Diamond League gala in Doha yesterday at 3.30.48. Then Ingebrigtsen was not with. - I have approached him every year and hope to beat him sometime this season, at least in the Olympics, Ingebrigtsen said after the win in Gateshead.
Whiteman FROM BRITAIN RAN FASTER THAN STEVE CRAM. SEBASTIAN C0E OR STEVE OVETT EVER RAN AND DIDN'T EVEN GET A MENTION!!!!!!!! ONLY MO FARAH HAS GONE FASTER!!!!!!!!! THIS IS PHENOMENAL AND ONE CAN ONLY WONDER WHAT THESE GUYS WOULD BE DOING IF THE OLYMPICS WERE ON? AAAARGH !!!!!!
Theres No reason whatever to Credit the 3th place in a run by the commentators. They have a Job and they will hear IT if what they talk about is irrelevant. Sure many of them had the run of the lives but its hard to matter when a kid runs under 3:30 and didnt Even win. Top 2 was only relevant and IT says that way. If he would have beaten mo farahs time that would have been different but calm the fuck down. I am sure if the commentators where maybe from Britain they would mention him
They were probably more focused on Jakob Ingebridsen and Cheruiyot. Not saying that Swedes like Norway but I can imagine that they root for their Scandinavian neighbour in this case. The video was also cut off at the end, they probably mentioned Whiteman. Edit: at the very end of the video they actually mentioned his time (5:39) "even Whiteman is below 3.30". They also mentioned his name like three times within a few seconds on the last turn (4:18) "also Whiteman is with them, Brite Whitman, who didn't look good at all when he was running last Monday" .
From what I can see, did Ingebrigtsen break the U20 world record as well! The old one appears to be Kwemoi's 3:28,81 from 2014, while Jakob clocked in to 3:28,68 :)
@@TheToyotaMann pretty sure u20 is born in 2000. I'm a u19 player and I'm born in 2001. Unless it's different in running than all other sports of course :-)
At the 700m mark, Jacob was slightly faster than world record pace (for the mile), then hit the 800 at 1:51. I can't picture what that would be like, since you'd be just BARELY over HALF-WAY through your race.
Noticed that Jakob was saying something on the last 10m. Was probably pissed why Cheruiyot did not stay in his lane and kept pushing Jakob off his course.
Maybe rewatch the finish. Cheruiyot didn't leave lane one. He merely moved to the outside of the lane. Well within his rights and a smart move when someone is on your shoulder. Jakob still had the opportunity to pass. Both of these runners are very good, I believe Jakob will have to run from the front to beat Cheruiyot.
Until he can beat guys like Cheruiyot convincingly and consistently, then he is just a promising contender. He has potential, definitely more than others, but he’s not ready yet. And I’m pretty sure he wants to be a winner first, then a WR holder second.
I don't speak Swedish (or was that Norwegian?), but I definitely understood the "Wow" after Jakob crossed the finish. Cheruiyot, Whiteman, and Filip were also impressive! Cheruiyot did not run smart (opening with that sub-53 lap) yet looks like he still had some in the tank and could've run 3:27 if he'd stopped looking over his shoulder and simply gone all out over the final 50m.
They were like "Look at the clock! Look at the time! 3:28.45! Wow! What magic lap he does." Something like that, I'm not native either ^^ Then they said that it's the first time in Jakob Ingebridsen's career that he ran below 3:30 and that it wasn't just by 0.1 seconds but by a lot. Then they said it's an European record.
@@leocossham Fair point. It was even on his jersey. I'll do better next time. However, if "literally" no one could spell Wightman, then his jersey would've been misspelled and you would've misspelled it, too. Just saying.
Wait, did he Win? Nope! I'm not saying he's not talented but this is a competitive sport. The winner should take the glory but sadly, 'Almost' seems to count...
@@turnerburger speed is relative. He's faster then me or you, but not fast compared to other elite runners. He won his medals because the strong competition went to the marathon.
Hans Fabian Koeger idk why you’re trying to take away from his achievements, times don’t really matter if you can’t clutch the gold. For example Jakob himself has still yet to win a world title despite his world class speed and endurance.
@@turnerburger Jakob may be aiming for a wr in the future farah isn't a standard to compare to in that regard. Your statement about times and gold doesn't make sense as like I previous mentioned the stronger/faster athletes went to the marathon, that's why they couldn't clutch the gold. Jacob didn't lose despite his speed. The other athletes had the same PBs.
@@zanies6288 Lekuta Rudisha stride wasn't most unique, it was most beautiful and efficient in history of elite running. It's bad he could not hold it longer.
@@johnbowden1140 The typical thing for these runners are to start with the shorter races 1500-10.000. Even Kipchoge did that, and Bekele. Later in their career they transition to road races, half and marathon. Jakob allready has Norwegian record in 5 K and sat new record in hyttemila, a 10 K. Allthough he races 1500 and 5000 now he often trains at very high speeds for 20-30 km runs, often with built in intervals. These runners know their potential. As his father said , he has been trained to beat everybody in every distance from 1500 upwards. But not now. You cant train for every type and run every type of race at the same time. Just like Kipchoge, he doesnt run 5000 and 10000 meter track races anymore. The Ingebrigtsen brothers also run high volume per week, just like maraton runners, about 160 km per week. So they would know their talents in longer distances. My world record comment was an exaggeration, but, he shure will be a world class runner in longer distances in the future. The younger runners usually have more speed but later they get more strength for the longer distances.
@@cber5077 actually they ran the same pace just Cheriyoit like you say was a step ahead. So Jakob will need to move up and stay with Cheriyoit next time at the 600m mark
RunFor OurLives Cheriyut is but it looked like Jakob could have gone by him for a moment there and maybe could have held him off. There was no way he was ever going to get by him in the final 100 is all I’m saying
Saurabh Singh I’m talking about Cherouyt running 1 lap like a maniac and in a fashion that has never been seen before and STILL playing with Jakob and the rest of the compeditors. It is also roumers that he has not trained very vel, during the Covid-19 close down. It should not be possible. He is running like an alion.
@RunFor OurLives Jakob is running very good times from very early age 12 years old or so I don't think Gjert will be this inhumane to inject drugs into his child's body at that age.
@RunFor OurLives You are right, had it been any other white boy other than Jakob Ingebritsen it would be suspecsious. But Jakob is in a unique situation, his situation with his father and brothers is one of kind in the western world. Jakob is raised like an East African runner physically, as he started training for running from he was four or something. Jakob are therefor allowed his body to adapt to running from an early age, almost never seen in this part of the world(but very common in Africa). Combine that with a training regime testet on his older brothers, that are runners on an olympic level, you have a unique situation. It is this combination that makes me NOT question Jakob. I hope that Cherout is clean and so far it is looking good because he has a good reputation among the other runners including the Ingebritsen familiy(I think they are some kind of friends of the Cheouyt camp).
You may be right, but I thought these guys do tune up races leading up to the Olympics. It’s still pretty far off too. It’s like Tefera has disappeared after breaking the indoor world records.
It might be because Cheriyot ran just shy of his own personal best, while Jacob improved his a lot amd came much closer to beating him than he has previously. If Cheriyot had ran a more even pace the whole race I`m sure his time would be better. Very exciting race!
RunFor OurLives while I’m sure there’s a lot of truth in what you’re saying, at the same time I believe he broke the u20 wr and dropped his time by almost two seconds, whereas Cheruiyot didn’t run a pb. Once again, that’s not to say theres not truth to what you’re saying.
Sorry for feeling happy for a young supertalent from my home country where winter sports is our thing with six months of snow, darkness and cold a year that trained his ass off since he was a young kid to get so close to beating one of THE BEST Kenyan middle distance runners ever. A sport East Africans have dominated forever. Inspiring new runners that might not think it is not possible. If a Kenyan got second place in cross country skiing, a sport where Norwegians dominate, I would feel happy for him, not petty that our champion did not get enough glory
Is it just me or do these last 4 competitors look ease when running. I sense some doping. The guy who took 3rd look like he headed back when he went from 4th to 3rd in the last 140 meters. I think these guys are strongly doping. Just like Kiprop. Always near the world record but never broke it... he always also seemed like he held back as well
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I was running intervals on my local track two days ago, with a group of amateurs. At the same time, Jakob was running intervalls there, with one of his older brothers pacing on his bike. Very fun to watch, fastest european ever on 1500 meter running a few meters away from us. (and twice as fast :p ) He was looking sharp. Looking foreward to Stockholm :-D
Dejligt Gutta 👍🇧🇻!
Trimklassen burde være med i mesterskap så man ser hvor fort eliten løper. Jeg har +/- 12 min på 3000 meter fra førstegangstjenesten. Det var to runder i leir med en kort, bratt bakke. Den raskeste løp ned mot 8 minutter. Det er eneste referanse jeg har.
And now he is the OLYMPIC CHAMPION 🙏🙏!!!!
For cheruiyot to have ran a 53s opener and still go under 3:30 shows he definitely has potential to break the world record with better pacing. A 25s first 200 is under the pace of the 800m world record so unless that was asked for a slower first lap could take at least a second off his time. Great run by jakob to pace it perfectly and it very nearly payed off with the win. A brilliant European record and a great run from Wightman and filip too.
25 for the first 200 is not under the pace for the 800 record. The first lap in all world records for the 800 in modern times has been run significantly faster than the second lap. Usually in the range 49.0 to 49.5 for the first lap. Even ca. 48.3 for Kipketer in Zurich in 1997.
@RunFor OurLives Read the comment and try to understand instead of calling names.
@@carlpeterkirkebo2036 I understand what you are saying, but it is still under the pace.
After reading this you can just see the faces on the other runners are just like TF WE IN IT TODAY
Not 100% sure about that, chief. El Guerrouj started his world record race under 54 sec and then closed in 53.1! There is also a race where he opened in 52 seconds! Not saying is not possible, but Cheriot must be at his very best in that day.
I think this guy has a chance of breaking the world record for sure
He's a talented runner !
The question is how long and how much he can still improve . And how far he is from his peak . Maybe he has reached his peak verY early unlike other athletes
@@abcd-yg2rx Since he is still improving and setting records it's not likely that he has reached his peak early.
10000000%
@@abcd-yg2rx No, his body will grow for 2 years, so biologically the peak cant be now
Did the guy who won the race die?
Great job Jakob,what a supreme talent and great range. Best wishes in the future.
Thanks for the upload 🙏🙏
The pacesetter was pathetic -- 52.2, 58.8 -- for the first two laps. Jakob was smart not to go with them on the first lap. Had the pacing been better (55, 56), Cheruiyot may have gone a second faster and perhaps Jakob too.
honestly that might have been the worst pace making i've ever seen in my life.
@@davidhiggs8504 watch the 5000m WR from 2004. The pacers went out way too slow. Bekele had to drop them early and ran by heart. Truly magnificent. That WR still stand today. I think they made sure to break it by helping athletes with robotic wavelight pacing system and the kangaroo shoes that runners have these days. Killing the sport
@@waterproof4403 bro you don’t honestly think that Cheptegei wouldn’t have ran the WR if he didn’t have the lights? that’s an insane take
@@jordangranados337 just watch the video I mentioned above. At least just skip through it and check both splits. No the Ugandan would not have ran that fast without them.
3:28.68. Next year, he'll definitely be 3:27. Gold medal prospect for Tokyo along with Warholm.
Aaand you hit the nail on the head :) Congratz to Jakob on gold! And also to Warholm with that bonkers WR! I mean.... sub 46 on 400m hurdles??
If I win Olympic gold in the near future, or set a world record or something, it would be hard to keep betting, says Ingebrigtsen in the podcast "Ida with heart in heart in hand" and feels that life is too short to just spend to athletics.
- But before I reach my goals, I want to be as good as I can.
If I run as fast as I want and take the medals I want, then I really want to do other things as well, says Ingebrigtsen.
Formula 1 attracts
He points out a completely different direction in life.
- But if I am satisfied and feel that I have achieved what I want, I will start a family and spend time with it and do other nice things.
Maybe see if I can become a Formula 1 driver or something.
It would have been fun, he says with a smile.
When NRK asks about the outcome, Ingebrigtsen messes back:
"I strive to take many medals, so I do not necessarily have to stop for one," writes Ingbrigtsen, who was close to losing motivation at the age of 15 but got it back when he met his girlfriend Elisabeth Asserson, with whom he is engaged.
She was with him when it was double European Championship gold in Berlin 2018 (1500 and 5000 meters), then only 17 years old.
In recent years, 1,500 meters has been dominated by Kenyan Timothy Cheruiyot.
The reigning world champion showed class when he won the Diamond League gala in Doha yesterday at 3.30.48.
Then Ingebrigtsen was not with.
- I have approached him every year and hope to beat him sometime this season, at least in the Olympics, Ingebrigtsen said after the win in Gateshead.
What a brilliant year for awesome world records - and super doping practice.
4:10 a glimpse of weightman's speed
Whiteman FROM BRITAIN RAN FASTER THAN STEVE CRAM. SEBASTIAN C0E OR STEVE OVETT EVER RAN AND DIDN'T EVEN GET A MENTION!!!!!!!! ONLY MO FARAH HAS GONE FASTER!!!!!!!!! THIS IS PHENOMENAL AND ONE CAN ONLY WONDER WHAT THESE GUYS WOULD BE DOING IF THE OLYMPICS WERE ON? AAAARGH !!!!!!
Yeah I thought Filip is going to come 3rd but Wightman guy had race of his life. Next year Olympics is going to be so good
Theres No reason whatever to Credit the 3th place in a run by the commentators. They have a Job and they will hear IT if what they talk about is irrelevant. Sure many of them had the run of the lives but its hard to matter when a kid runs under 3:30 and didnt Even win. Top 2 was only relevant and IT says that way. If he would have beaten mo farahs time that would have been different but calm the fuck down. I am sure if the commentators where maybe from Britain they would mention him
@Ray H u dont reqlly have to say relax tho. Some actually has IT as a hobby or tryna become a runner or Just loves the sport
They were probably more focused on Jakob Ingebridsen and Cheruiyot. Not saying that Swedes like Norway but I can imagine that they root for their Scandinavian neighbour in this case. The video was also cut off at the end, they probably mentioned Whiteman.
Edit: at the very end of the video they actually mentioned his time (5:39) "even Whiteman is below 3.30". They also mentioned his name like three times within a few seconds on the last turn (4:18) "also Whiteman is with them, Brite Whitman, who didn't look good at all when he was running last Monday" .
@@Toopa88 for sure for sure
From what I can see, did Ingebrigtsen break the U20 world record as well! The old one appears to be Kwemoi's 3:28,81 from 2014, while Jakob clocked in to 3:28,68 :)
Gry Henriksen I don’t think he is u20 anymore considering he turns 20 later this year
Gabe THE KID he is 19 during this race so that means hes u20
@@davidvik9510 doesn't work like that
David Vik thats now how it works. In order to be U20, you must have a birth year of 2001 or earlier. Jakob has a birth year of 2000.
@@TheToyotaMann pretty sure u20 is born in 2000.
I'm a u19 player and I'm born in 2001. Unless it's different in running than all other sports of course :-)
At the 700m mark, Jacob was slightly faster than world record pace (for the mile), then hit the 800 at 1:51. I can't picture what that would be like, since you'd be just BARELY over HALF-WAY through your race.
I ran a 1:54.3 800 meter in HS and that was all out. These guys are blowing by me half way through a 1500m. I can't fathom that either
@@covewhisper7615 your performance is great as well, i don't understand how these athletes can get to this level
@@covewhisper7615 1:54 it's really good
how funny to hear the norweigan announcer struggle with wightman as the british announcers have so often struggled with ingebritsen. lol
Noticed that Jakob was saying something on the last 10m. Was probably pissed why Cheruiyot did not stay in his lane and kept pushing Jakob off his course.
No such thing as “staying in your lane”. That’s strategy. When you try to pass, be ready to go wide. He won’t make that mistake again.
Front runners deserve the strategic advantage
Yep that's a veteran for you!
Maybe rewatch the finish. Cheruiyot didn't leave lane one. He merely moved to the outside of the lane. Well within his rights and a smart move when someone is on your shoulder. Jakob still had the opportunity to pass. Both of these runners are very good, I believe Jakob will have to run from the front to beat Cheruiyot.
It did seem like Cheruiyot moved out slightly over time to make himself harder to pass. They had quite several meters to work it out though...
Until he can beat guys like Cheruiyot convincingly and consistently, then he is just a promising contender. He has potential, definitely more than others, but he’s not ready yet. And I’m pretty sure he wants to be a winner first, then a WR holder second.
Yup, second at a Diamond League meeting makes you just promising.
No one is going to be Cheriuyot convincingly :)
If he beats him it might be a WR...Or he might beat the old WR and still take 2nd, who knows...
@@cber5077 that didnt age well 😂
Engels still sporting the 70s stache
😂😂
Thanks for upload
I don't speak Swedish (or was that Norwegian?), but I definitely understood the "Wow" after Jakob crossed the finish. Cheruiyot, Whiteman, and Filip were also impressive!
Cheruiyot did not run smart (opening with that sub-53 lap) yet looks like he still had some in the tank and could've run 3:27 if he'd stopped looking over his shoulder and simply gone all out over the final 50m.
He was tired at the end that's why he slowed down. Jakob almost outkicked him.
It's swedish yeah
They were like "Look at the clock! Look at the time! 3:28.45! Wow! What magic lap he does."
Something like that, I'm not native either ^^
Then they said that it's the first time in Jakob Ingebridsen's career that he ran below 3:30 and that it wasn't just by 0.1 seconds but by a lot. Then they said it's an European record.
How can literally no one spell Wightman 😂
@@leocossham Fair point. It was even on his jersey. I'll do better next time. However, if "literally" no one could spell Wightman, then his jersey would've been misspelled and you would've misspelled it, too. Just saying.
Jakob shows that running is not just for Africans. He is so talented. He could beat El Guerrouj his world record.
Wait, did he Win? Nope! I'm not saying he's not talented but this is a competitive sport. The winner should take the glory but sadly, 'Almost' seems to count...
@@mocabeentrill Jakob is a teenager and PRd by 1.5 seconds. Cheruiyot last PRd in 2018. It's clear who is more interesting.
craig mottram showed that years ago, they africans called him the Big Mzungu.
yes and with no drugs too
@@TheBloggme Craig was fun to watch running. Always in the mix
Jakob and Norway will get WR soon! 🇧🇻
Incredible running 👏 good job
Very strong Jakob🏃🏃🏃
Insane that Ingebrigtsen is faster than Mo Farah at only 19!!!
Mo farah isn't fast
Hans Fabian Koeger he ran 3:28 in the 1500 12:53 in the 5K hows that not fast?
@@turnerburger speed is relative. He's faster then me or you, but not fast compared to other elite runners. He won his medals because the strong competition went to the marathon.
Hans Fabian Koeger idk why you’re trying to take away from his achievements, times don’t really matter if you can’t clutch the gold. For example Jakob himself has still yet to win a world title despite his world class speed and endurance.
@@turnerburger Jakob may be aiming for a wr in the future farah isn't a standard to compare to in that regard. Your statement about times and gold doesn't make sense as like I previous mentioned the stronger/faster athletes went to the marathon, that's why they couldn't clutch the gold. Jacob didn't lose despite his speed. The other athletes had the same PBs.
Cheruiyot looks like hes walking lol
He has most unique stride in history of elite running 😁
Because he was tired at the end.
@@19Kamau79 That title belongs to Rudisha
@@zanies6288 Lekuta Rudisha stride wasn't most unique, it was most beautiful and efficient in history of elite running. It's bad he could not hold it longer.
@@19Kamau79 Yeah I meant this too I misread the comment I guess.😅
I love how Cheruiyot was looking back and encouraging him. He's like don't quit, keep running through the line...
Chruiyot was encouraging Jakob, that's what you mean ? At the end of the race ? Or is he not just looking back to control Jakob ?
Fantastic
PB by circa 2 sec for Whiteman and 1.5 sec for Jakob.
MAŞALLAH MAŞALLAH KARDEŞİM JAKOP BRAVOOOOOO ROMA DA EN İYİ DERECEDE 1 Cİ OLDUNUZ. MAŞALLAH MAŞALLAH ALLAHIM KORUSUN MAŞALLAH.
And the commentators are in Swedish. Yay
3:42 Forza football announcing porn, it shouldn't be allowed
I remember that game that was a doozy
Cheruiyot is an automatic 3:28 every time. Mans a robot
very strong and power💪🏻💪🏻
Jakob is going to take the world record in 1500, 5000, 10000 meter and Half marathon.
Lol ok.......
@@johnbowden1140 He says himself that his biggest talent is the halfmaraton. But he is 19. Years until we see him there but...
@@Knut1978 well not sure how he even figures that out himself......if that's the case then, he should have every record from 3k on up to the half
@@johnbowden1140 The typical thing for these runners are to start with the shorter races 1500-10.000. Even Kipchoge did that, and Bekele. Later in their career they transition to road races, half and marathon. Jakob allready has Norwegian record in 5 K and sat new record in hyttemila, a 10 K. Allthough he races 1500 and 5000 now he often trains at very high speeds for 20-30 km runs, often with built in intervals. These runners know their potential. As his father said , he has been trained to beat everybody in every distance from 1500 upwards. But not now. You cant train for every type and run every type of race at the same time. Just like Kipchoge, he doesnt run 5000 and 10000 meter track races anymore. The Ingebrigtsen brothers also run high volume per week, just like maraton runners, about 160 km per week. So they would know their talents in longer distances. My world record comment was an exaggeration, but, he shure will be a world class runner in longer distances in the future. The younger runners usually have more speed but later they get more strength for the longer distances.
@@johnbowden1140 Jakob Ingebrigtsen all time stats in history of running at age 21:
1500 m - 8th
1 mile - 9th
3000 m - 10th
5000 m - 12th
It's Cheruiyot's time of glory treat it for what it is ...
Jakob's time will come
yep, 2021 olympics def not gunna have another 3:39 this year XD
Jakob is going to shave 3 secs of that 3:28 at some point as he gets more experienced and older.
nahhh
@@josefharasek3502 I'm waiting for it to happend :) Just to prove you wrong :3
Paul Whitaker 4-5
He ran a perfect race except that cheriyot kept a step ahead of him in the last 50m, and although young, he has lots of experience ...
@@cber5077 actually they ran the same pace just Cheriyoit like you say was a step ahead. So Jakob will need to move up and stay with Cheriyoit next time at the 600m mark
Social distance on the field. Duplantis won Pole Jump
Do we have the splits for front runners?
Rob Eigner apparently they did the first lap in 52,5
Second lap 58.6. Then a lap in 54 something. Pace makers didn’t do a great job here.
a lot of the kenians run very leaned forward
Joking has quite the mind too
Poor Filip Ingebritsen...imagine being so fast and you're not even the fastest one in the family!
El título del vídeo en un idioma, el audio en otro y los comentarios en otro. Esto es un sindios.
Insane
Amazing.
S war heftig, Jakob. Am schnellsten 1500 Läufer der Welt!
Jacob will break all the records
Big up Uganda east Africa
Congrats on Cheptegei from Norway! That was insane too!
Jakob actually came second in this race. Let’s not let anything eclipse the fact that Cheruiyot actually won the race.
So what Cheruiyot didn't run his PB. Jakob broke ER
Jakob should have gone by him with 200m left
RunFor OurLives Cheriyut is but it looked like Jakob could have gone by him for a moment there and maybe could have held him off. There was no way he was ever going to get by him in the final 100 is all I’m saying
World record is still 3:26
Cheruiyot 25yo - PB: 3:28.41 / Ingebrigtsen 20yo - PB: 3:28.68
Where is the caption? It’s in Swedish and pretty good narrated.
Cheruiyot had lots left in him.
Olympics gold ! :)
Finally the nigga won
Cheriyout at 4:40: "Who is this kid...?"
Next time Jakob.....:-)
@Roger Andersson Roger....
@Roger Andersson meaning yes...I agree with your predictions...
Hi, I made a video of Jakob Ingebrigsten, in case you like to see it:
ruclips.net/video/2XQCIZtZCfY/видео.html
He was not happy with the loss...
The old European Récord is by Fermín Cacho ???
No, it by Mo Farah
@@jerrytv9889 , farah hahahaha he is not european
@@hanksherman8078 technically yes, but anyway fermin cacho lost the fastest white man at the 1500 title
@@jerrytv9889 yes, Cacho legend and Jakob is The King of 1500
It should say 3:28.68
I hope Jakob was also paid for being a Rabbit. Way to fast of the first two Rabbits. But smart running of Jakob considering this situation.
غادرت العرب الاولمبياد فارغة اليدين
So there's pacemaker for 1500?
Yo creo que el será el que supere a Hicham el guerrouj. 😁
Black runners: I fear no white man, but that Thing... (Jakob Ingebrigtsen) he scares me!
Yeee! Go team Cheruiyot
The thumbnail kinda looks like young Anthony Padilla
Cherouyt seems too good to be true. It is not natural to be this good and superior.
He barely won the race what are you talking about
Saurabh Singh I’m talking about Cherouyt running 1 lap like a maniac and in a fashion that has never been seen before and STILL playing with Jakob and the rest of the compeditors. It is also roumers that he has not trained very vel, during the Covid-19 close down. It should not be possible. He is running like an alion.
@@rinnan84 well you can be right east Africans don't have very good past with drug and PEDs use.
@RunFor OurLives Jakob is running very good times from very early age 12 years old or so I don't think Gjert will be this inhumane to inject drugs into his child's body at that age.
@RunFor OurLives You are right, had it been any other white boy other than Jakob Ingebritsen it would be suspecsious. But Jakob is in a unique situation, his situation with his father and brothers is one of kind in the western world. Jakob is raised like an East African runner physically, as he started training for running from he was four or something. Jakob are therefor allowed his body to adapt to running from an early age, almost never seen in this part of the world(but very common in Africa). Combine that with a training regime testet on his older brothers, that are runners on an olympic level, you have a unique situation. It is this combination that makes me NOT question Jakob. I hope that Cherout is clean and so far it is looking good because he has a good reputation among the other runners including the Ingebritsen familiy(I think they are some kind of friends of the Cheouyt camp).
Jakob looks like he’s jogging, how fast will this guy run one day? Engles needs to shave that porn stache before he gets arrested.
Wow! World record 3:26 flat
Thanks captain obvious. How clever you are
How long has Jakob had the earring?
How is that relevant to anything in this video?
@@slahudeenhussain5297 This video is the first time I've seen the earring.
Since the summer of 2019
What a shame to show the swedish SVT1 and not the norwegian NRK1
It´s like running 100 meter in 11 seconds 15 times in a row. It doesn´t even look that fast. Just insane.
Where is Samuel Tefera??
Probably resting for the olympics...
You may be right, but I thought these guys do tune up races leading up to the Olympics. It’s still pretty far off too. It’s like Tefera has disappeared after breaking the indoor world records.
I don't understand why Jacob makes the headline when Cheriyot is the winner 🤨😑
Because of his age and new european record.
Moca BeenTrill probably because of his age and how amazing this achievement is for such a young athlete.
It might be because Cheriyot ran just shy of his own personal best, while Jacob improved his a lot amd came much closer to beating him than he has previously. If Cheriyot had ran a more even pace the whole race I`m sure his time would be better.
Very exciting race!
Cause he’s 19
RunFor OurLives while I’m sure there’s a lot of truth in what you’re saying, at the same time I believe he broke the u20 wr and dropped his time by almost two seconds, whereas Cheruiyot didn’t run a pb.
Once again, that’s not to say theres not truth to what you’re saying.
If Ingebrigston runs 200miles/week and eats nothing but spinach he will easily run under 3minutes for the 1500m
Its impossible
Jacob had a man to chase him lucky he never lead he playing catch up
2:40 loll
Hicham elgrouj...3.26
Manangoi should be back...hez way faster than cheruiyot n Jakob..its gonna be fire in Tokyo
Manangoi's over man
No one can beat H.E wordrecod
Because he used illegal substances?
Was anybody else reminded of the Swedish chef while watching this? ruclips.net/video/B7UmUX68KtE/видео.html
he ran 3:28,68
That Title you'd think that Jakob guy Won...smh..!!! Wazi Cheruyot sisi tutakucongratulate..!!
No reread the title.
Sorry for feeling happy for a young supertalent from my home country where winter sports is our thing with six months of snow, darkness and cold a year that trained his ass off since he was a young kid to get so close to beating one of THE BEST Kenyan middle distance runners ever. A sport East Africans have dominated forever. Inspiring new runners that might not think it is not possible. If a Kenyan got second place in cross country skiing, a sport where Norwegians dominate, I would feel happy for him, not petty that our champion did not get enough glory
🏃♂️💣👌👌👌
what was philips time?
3:30,35
@@albertdiedericks6227 rip sub 3:30
Truly
Los blancos van tras los 1500 y los 5000mts.
Timothy ran the European record too
But he is from Africa right?
Counterfeit Lewandowski
Look that awfull light spot which Hamper dupplantis jump lmao
Half these guys aren't even European.
Kto z polski
ja
Cheruiyot propably doped because coming from Kenia. Norwegian guy much slower and definitely not using dope! 🤣
WTF
Jakob Ingebrigtsen lost this race
This kid will get caught someday . Matter of time .
Is it just me or do these last 4 competitors look ease when running. I sense some doping. The guy who took 3rd look like he headed back when he went from 4th to 3rd in the last 140 meters. I think these guys are strongly doping. Just like Kiprop. Always near the world record but never broke it... he always also seemed like he held back as well
2,18 al km neanche in bicicletta
his finishing is poor
Jacub he is good running but we are east African Long Distance Jacub can do nothing.