OLYMPIC GAMES 1984 5000M FINAL LOS ANGELES Mats Erixon Mölndals AIK

Kommentatorer Bosse Hansson och Christer Ulfbåge
Resultat Final 5000m
1. Said Aouita Marocko 13.05,59
2. Markus Ryffel Schweiz 13.07,54
3. Antonio Leitao Portugal 13.09,20
4. Tim Hutchings Storbritannien 13.11,50
5. Paul Kipkoech Kenya 13.14,40
6. Charles Cheruiyot Kenya 13.18,41
7. Doug Padilla USA 13.23,56
8. John Walker Nya Zeeland 13.24,46
9. Ezequiel Canario Portugal 13.26,50
10. Wilson Waigwa Kenya 13.27,34
11. Ray Flynn Irland 13.34,50
12. Mats Erixon Sverige 13.41,64
13. Eamonn Martin Storbritannien 13.53,34
14. Dave Moorcroft Storbritannien 14.16,61
Martti Vanio Finland startade ej

[@obaidCarkey]

if morocco had the money to invest in sports, place 1 to 10 on the 1500 and the 5000 and the 10000m would all be moroccan!

[@frankraucci9110]

Said almost broke the world record and he’s not even breathing hard. A true legend.

[@soulyrasheed]

Aouita ran the whole race on the outside of the lane 1 and had an easy 55 secs final lap. He could crush WR and 13 minutes if he needed to. Great race, as Bekele's in 2008.

[@WonderWhatHappened]

Must be nice being a part of Olympics that you can reflect on from time to time. Thanks for the video and I wish you good health.

[@getreelproductions5737]

Peter Norman was recognised in Australian Parliament in 2012 and an official apology was granted. Australia has the same checkered history as many countries for the treatment of indigenous people. What we have been able to do, with time and the benefit of education is formally acknowledge our mistakes. Those mistakes were often well meaning and driven by ignorance. Australian parliament, with the support of the Australian people have apologised. We are now in the stages of true reconciliation. In Australia, every business meeting and speech starts with a "Welcome to country" acknowledgement that is either delivered by an indigenous representative or given as an acknowledgement by someone who is not an aboriginal elder. Australia is not a racist country in 2015. We still have racist individuals as does every nation, but on the whole, we are apologetic for our past and not too ashamed to admit our mistakes. Respect to Peter Norman and the legacy he left behind.

[@desertfox4967]

God bless you Aouita ..we are proud of you !

[@trackandfieldarchive]

This is one of my Top 3 favorite races of all time. An exciting sprint finish despite the punishing pace, and Said Aouita at his finest. A real race for the ages. Great stuff!!

[@jeremyhomewood9573]

ANTONIO L, was a fantastic runner !!!!!!!!! BRILLIANT !!!!!!!!!

[@tommytempo1]

Antonio Leitao, a great athlete. May he Rest in Peace.

[@mohamedhnini9537]

Saïd aouita was the best

[@31010030478]

كان عمري ست سنوات ......شحال كنا نشجعه من الجزائر......تحياتنا للمغرب الشقيق

[@latifaach2242]

كنت ديما ملي كنجري كنسمع نتي هيا عويطة دابا ملي تفرجت عرفت عويطة و مكانتو فتاريخ المغرب 👏👏👏

[@saidbernoussi4412]

40 ans après, toujours les mêmes émotions... quels souvenirs... quellle joie... quelle époque...

[@khalidwardi9242]

Aouita Said le maître, le grand, le Roi du demi fond.....du 800 au 10 000 m

[@eprxevotrechoixikram8324]

صراحة سعيد عويطة يستحق اشياء كبيرة،يكون وزير رياضة،ومسؤول ومشجع للنوادي جري،لانه من الصعب تكرار شخصية بحالو،يستحق شهرة اكتر اكتر ،كان ماشاء الله عداء يفرح،

[@bessem1]

Tinha 13 anos na altura mas valeu a pena estar acordado até tarde para ver esta prova... Obrigado António Leitão!!!

[@Zeosor69]

António Leitão - Grande atleta e um Homem com um grande coração, genuíno e humilde.

[@oroujdioroujdi9272]

عندما كان العرب والافغرقة ينامون احلى نوم

[@lalune6331]

العز لك يا سعيد عويطة و النصر.

[@user-bc8fm9cn8t]

The greatest