Se ofrece pacer de 2:21 hallado en Mónaco

"Bilal Ali Mansour of Bahrain, the former Kenyan John Yego, beat a quality line-up in the men’s 1500m. Tightly packed as the bell sounded (2:38 pacemaker), a dozen runners were in close contention down the back straight for the final time, so close that France’s Driss Maazouzi found himself flat on the track having tripped in the melee. In the final sprint to the line Mansour had the better of a trio of Moroccans, winning in 3:32.28. Second place went to Mohamed Moustaoui (3:32.67), then came Yassine Bensghir (3:33.04) and Abdelaati Iguider (3:34.11). Mansour’s best this year is 3:31.49 when winning in Athens, and he also won in another World Athletics Tour meeting in Lausanne. The 28-year-old will be in the medal mix come Osaka." Sitio IAAF