Jakob Ingebrigtsen gets the win and Abdi Nur breaks the Collegiate Record

Jakob Ingebrigtsen ran a 54 last lap to take the win and fastest time ever run in California. Abdi Nur breaks the Collegiate Record while 8 run under the World Champs Standard
13:02.03 - Jakob Ingebrigtsen
13:03.18 - Mohamed Mohumed
13:04.42 - Joe Klecker
13:06.32 - Abdihamid Nur (College Record)
13:11.30 - Nico Young
13:12.43 - Edward Cheserek
13:12.76 - Charles Philibert-Thiboutot
13:13.25 - Connor Mantz
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[@billc5094]

Nico ran 13:50 in high school and now 13:11 just two years later. It’s amazing what two years of physical development and college level training can do for an athlete.

[@massimopicca]

that’s why im against going pro straight out of high school

[@supremeandrewsnoke419]

@@massimopicca ik dude same these dudes fr don’t know how hard we have it

[@adamabushanab2602]

@@supremeandrewsnoke419 I’m sure they do considering pros have it just as hard, if not harder lmao

[@supremeandrewsnoke419]

@@adamabushanab2602 yeah but I’m going pro like from high school so it’s harder for me cuz I’m younger

[@adamabushanab2602]

@@supremeandrewsnoke419 if ur going pro straight outta high schools it’s cuz ur good enough to compete with them, it’s a mental thing that you gotta break through to get urself to understand that u can handle the pressure

[@timmytheinventor4746]

Jakob just looked so good there, it's hard to tell if he was really exerting much effort through that whole race. I think Mohumed took him by surprise. Jakob surely wanted to ease away there and make it look really easy, but it wasn't so. It's pretty cool to think that there's a new European who's capable of a sub 13. Can't wait to see them battle again at Euros.

[@Trackstaa_]

In an interview Jakob said he hasn’t started track training yet so he said he now knows he can run 13:02 whenever he likes. He also said his brothers told him that he shouldn’t have kicked and jogged in after knowing he got the World standard. But Jakob said he likes winning too much. So I think it was a decent effort from him, but also probably had the capabilities of running 10 seconds quicker. Which is insane to say he hasn’t started track training

[@simonedwards5564]

@@Trackstaa_ Jacob has run 12:48 ,,# year !!!!!!!his 13:02 here with a 54 last lap is phenomenal when you realise the young man is shaking off the winter's ❄️ , slog,,, this is mearly warm up for the Norwegian ,1500 m champion,,, INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!

[@Trackstaa_]

@@simonedwards5564 I know he has. Sorry I don’t quite understand what you’re saying

[@alexanderl9985]

@@Trackstaa_ He is just saying that the kid is fast.

[@johnwilson5743]

Guys, well done to the commentary team. As a person who lives outside the USA, we finally had commentators that actually ran through the names of runners as the race progressed so we knew who they were. Plus, this being a 5,000 METERS race, all the comments were about reaching 1600 METERS, 3000 METERS. Then with 600 METERS to go... etc. The old guard always, always keep talking imperial measurements throughout. eg reaching the mile mark, or 2 mile mark. (when they actually mean 1600m not a mile!) Thank you for being modern and professional in your presentation. Cheers.

[@lythe6732]

well said really nice indeed

[@lambd44]

Mohamed Mohumed ran the second fastest 5k ever in Germany and barely no one talks about it …

[@robinbauer1975]

who faster BAumann?

[@lambd44]

@@robinbauer1975 yes, he was faster

[@randyevermore9323]

He looked great! There's obviously much more to come from him.

[@Striderexe]

ah germany shouldn't of caused the holocaust and maybe theyd get more recognition.

[@lambd44]

@@Striderexe seriously ?!

[@ayeeffvee8173]

Nico’s form is getting better! His arms aren’t crossing anymore.

[@Manuel-pd9kf]

Yep

[@MaxMax-kt2pw]

I want nico young to make it to Paris Olympics

[@zacsakacsi]

Jakob just chillin with that win

[@joaquinwieczorek1962]

soundrunning is very #goodforthesport

[@alwaysuseless]

Ideally, race videos wouldn't single out the winner in the title, but since some do, I click on race videos without reading the title. I could be wrong, but I think anyone who cares can learn to do the same. However, watching the video and seeing "the guy in green" as the only runner who looked like he wasn't working, I knew who that had to be and that he'd probably be number 1. Still, it's more satisfying to deduce the result than to be told in the title. That said, this was a great video with helpful commentary. Thank you so much!

[@mikearndt2217]

Nico Young 13:11. Wow.

[@Oooooo-xi2mx]

Must be really fulfilling to finish ahead of King Ches.

[@beauf2]

Now that is a stacked field from collegiate through pro with names we wanted to see all run together with Jakob.

[@Visionary0001]

Remember, back in 1978 when Henry Rono set the NCAA record, professional runners were not permitted to compete in the same race as Collegiate athletes. (Same thing for Prefontaine's era.) I'm glad that they got rid of that old, strictly-enforced ruling. Also glad the the old AAU went by the wayside, too.

[@johnwilson5743]

Mate, I know this is being pedantic BUT... "Professional" is NOT a category of runner. They are simply "Open Grade" runners. Everyone becomes an Open Grade runner once they pass the age group categories, whether they get paid or not. It is the NCAA that has exclusions and require that all runners in NCAA events were NCAA registered. ie Going to College/University. If it were strictly enforced, NCAA athletes have to be between ages 18-24 but somehow some older ones do slip in. I'm not sure under which provision. That is why NCAA (College/University) is NOT the top grade athletic group and USA athletes, in particular, get very confused when they realise there is a higher grade. The Olympics are used as the prime example of the major, Open Grade events. NCAA runners get shocked to realise there are often faster/stronger athletes who compete in Open Grade events. College athletes can compete in Open Grade events but Open grade runners are excluded from "College only" events. It's as simple as that. If they are running in the same race, then it is obviously an Open race. Cheers.

[@Visionary0001]

@@johnwilson5743 You definitely know a lot about our sport, my friend. I don't want to argue with you in any way. I respect your knowledge. Thanks for sharing. One slight correction: Because my birthday is in late November, I did indeed train with my NCAA team at AGE 17. I was barely 18 when I ran at my first indoor College competition. Had I been a XC athlete also, I would have competed at AGE 17.

[@johnwilson5743]

@@Visionary0001 Congratulations on your entry at age 17. Well done. Obviously NCAA allows exceptions. You can check their own rules re age requirements and it is stated as 18-24 but no one is going to be pedantic about slightly younger or older athletes. But the ages are to stop Colleges from recruiting a heap of 30 year old, Olympic quality athletes, just so they can win Collegiate competitions. That's why USA Colleges are the only ones in the world that offer Sports scholorships. In other Countries, College/University is for academic study, not to play sports. I'm not saying it's entirely bad. It's often good for sports like swimming and re Track, the sprinters. But as middle/long distance runners don't hit their peaks until late 20's, early 30's, it destroys 98% of those athletes. It burns them out with their requirement to "peak" for Crosscountry, Road, Indoor track and Outdoor track. Plus, over-races them by requiring them to race in two or three events per meeting. Ok for sprinters but 5000k runners?? It burns them out over a 4 year Degree course. This is the reason the Athletic federations of most countries advise against their runners accepting Sports scholorships to USA Colleges. I know of around 20 of our New Zealand runners who accepted and only one continued running after College age. (Nick Willis) Note: he didn't hit his peak times until AFTER he had left the college system. Anyway, I hope you continue with your Track career. Good luck mate. Cheers.

[@maxscriptguru]

@@johnwilson5743 I quite running when I was 23 years old, after two years of college track/cross country. (My college was a 2 year college only). I basically took the next 19 years off until I started running again in my mid-40's. I wish I had kept at it.

[@williamgalaviz5473]

You guy have a great channel Love it !!!!

[@gorillababy1235]

Easy threshold run for Jacob

[@lanagorgeous9485]

Imagine if Jakob Ingebrigtsen was born the US, OMG, imagine how crazy people, sports fans, track fans, marketing companies, the press would be going out of their mind. As an 18 year old high school senior these would be his times ----- 1500m - 3:30.16, ranked number 2 in the world; 5,000m 13:02.03 ; 10,000m - 27:54.................... and a 3:56 mile as a 16 year old and a 3:31 1500m as a 17 year old. Compared to all the American high school records it would almost be like he was from another planet. And and an Olympic champ at Olympic record holder at only 20, basically college freshmen, European cross country champ at 20, OMG what he would do to NCAA cross country. And at 21 basically a college senior destroyed the best in the world in the 5,000 at the World Championships............................ It's great to look at American stars his age, but what Jacob is doing for a western raised runner, we've never seen before, ever. Maybe the only slight comparison is what Jim Ryun was doing as a high school senior and college freshmen, and he made the cover of Sports Illustrated and received all kind of publicity. In another sports possibly Lebron James in and out of high school. I am not sure when was the last time a distance runner from American made the cover of mainstream non running magazines. Jakob won't be here forever, but I am really appreciating what I seen.

[@lucky5609]

Shout out to avinash sable from India for breaking the 5k national record.

[@TheSecondWitness]

Great job Niko!

[@thomas1630]

If you watch the race from up above as they showed it the ones who had the least amount of shoulder motion came ahead. JI had the least Mantz had the most.

[@eric13hill]

Thanks!

[@ThePierrezx]

Who knows if Jakob has planned to go on 10.000m one day ? Because I'm sure he will be a master class killer on this distance...

[@jpen541999]

As-salamu alaykum.... Brother, you are an inspiration. Great job in your new movie

[@simonedwards5564]

Nearly exactly 40 year's ago (1982 July!!!!!!!!!!) When dave moorcroft ran the LEGENDARY WORLD RECORD IN OSLO all by himself 13:00'41 this makes you appreciated of that run 4/ YEARS AGO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DAVID MOORCROFT SOLO 5000 METERS will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN SMASHING THEN WORLD RECORD HOLDER HENRY RONO MARK BY 6 SECONDS,,,,,, All by himself,,, against the clock from literally gun to tape!!!!!!!!!!!!,,,,,1982 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nvan78]

without carbon plated shoes to boot. lol

[@kyeduren5233]

12:26 Announcer: When is Jakob going to make his move ? Jakob: in second place chilling without someone in first place named Cheruiyot or Kipchoge or Cheptegei. LOL the move has already been made

[@ismaelochoa6]

Stacked field

[@aservant1284]

Congrats Nur niin xoog baad tahay

[@LeonardoD64]

Nico’s stride looked the best here

[@josebasterrica3358]

This Young no limits

[@rickstokes2239]

Very well executed, and even though he grabbed it he had more left. That record won’t stand long.

[@martyn9457]

4:53 😂😂😂

[@philipeick-vocalmusic]

Nice commentary! Would be even cooler, if you wouldn't tell us the result in the title...

[@juanitoe.8415]

Saw it live

[@TrilogyNjStorm]

Good to see cheez back to racing he had some injuries I believe ...I got to watch him while he was in highschool in jersey kid was crazy lol in cross

[@brickriver9627]

here for mantz... lfgggg

[@pmoney2461]

Am I the only one confused, what happened to alle Hord and that other guy, why did they stop? I’m srry

[@felixcervantes7556]

They were only pacing the race for the first 3k

[@justins5756]

Really hope they fix jakobs kit it just doesn’t look that good

[@santuroy374]

Avinash shavle India 💓💓🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@unmappedinsights4787]

“Jacob ingebrigtsen gets the win…? No. It’s not as if the win was handed to him! More like… Jacob Ingebrigtsen Completely Dominates The Field To Take The Win!

[@JamesJoyce12]

not important to put the distance in the title?

[@howtoedit-qz2xj]

Avinash sable India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@cakej1]

Question should be could Ingebrigtsen run another 5000. Without fast lap lap Ingebrigtsen would have been around 13:07. Could he run another 12 laps and kick in to break 10k WR.

[@brickriver9627]

if Conner was going to win he needed to shoot to near the front about 10:55 in the race. he's just not going all out for long enough. his top speed isn't what the fields is. has to go all out earlier

[@timmytheinventor4746]

Bro is Klecker balding?

[@gorillababy1235]

I thought that😬😬😬

[@randyevermore9323]

The guy runs 13:04 and that's the only mention he gets here? No wonder Rono's CR lasted 44 years.

[@fariidtv7127]

It’s time for Somalis 🇸🇴🔥

[@GabrielMartinez-ed6xg]

Tin beta

[@glywnniswells9480]

He can run 12.35 easy

[@Marco-dq1ik]

Sure not

[@Oenloveslife]

Wow so Nur and Young both beat Chez? That must feel a little weird for him, once king.