Mike Foppen Finished Twelfth in the 5,000-meter Final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Sunday. The Dutchman ran a time or 13: 05.94, which was above his Dutch record of 13: 02.43.
The 28-year-old Foppen Stayed with the Leading Group for a long time but dropped back in the last lap. American Cole Hocker won Gold in 12: 58.30. He hid in the Group Throughhout the Race, Overtaking the Others in the Final Meters with a Great Sprint.
Hocker Thus Tok Sporting Revenge for his Disqualification in the 1,500 meters. The American was removed from the results because he had hit Stefan Nillessen, Among Others. Belgian Isaac Kimeli Tok Silver, and Frenchman Jimmy Gressier Tok Bronze.
Niels Laros Did Not Participate in the 5,000-meter Final. The Number Five in the 1,500 meters dropped out in the series.