National records in the 5000 metres

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The following table is an overview of national records in the 5000 metres .

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Outdoor

Men

Women

Notes

  1. 1 2 Lobalu represented South Sudan until 7 September 2023 and Switzerland starting on 10 May 2023. [7]
  2. Ndikumwenayo switched allegiance from Burundi to Spain on 17 April 2023 and his faster times after this date do not count as Burundi national records.
  3. David Torrence transferred his allegiance from the USA to Peru on 2 June 2016, so that his personal best of 13:16.53 of April 2012 is not a Peruvian record.
  4. Sudanese-born Jamal Abdelmaji has represented the Athlete Refugee Team.
  5. Australian-born Gusman ran his personal best of 13:21.35 on 2 May 2019, a few weeks before he transferred his allegiance to Malta on 21 August 2019.
  6. Born in Tbilisi, Strizhakov represented Georgia until the collapse of the Soviet Union, after which he represented Russia. His personal best time 13:29.08 set in July 1993 is therefore not a Georgian record.
  7. World Athletics includes Medina's 13:32.35 without asterisks in their database, but listed his 13:44.8 as Cuba's national record in their 2022 statistics handbook.
  8. Mohamed Ali Mohamed represented Somali unto 11 November 2005, after which he ran for the Netherlands.
  9. Abootorabi represented his home country of Iran until 13 June 2022, when his allegiance was transferred to Sweden. World Athletics considers this time set on 21 May 2022 as Iran's national record, but the Athletic Federation of Iran neither this nor his indoor time of 13:38.88 set 12 March 2022 in Sollentuna. Abootorabi's personal best so far on the 5000 m of 13:30.05 in Heusden-Zolder was set on 2 July 2022 representing Sweden.
  10. Ratified by the national federation but not by World Athletics, though they do list 14:00.54 as a personal best time for Williams
  11. Time not accepted due to illegal pacing
  12. Not accepted by World athletics, which as of August 2014 considers Wong's 14:50.78 Hong Kong's national record, but ratified by the HKAAA.
  13. Battaglia's personal best of 14:39.0 was achieved in a training trial and is not accepted as a national record.
  14. Antiguan William Richards seemed to have set a time of 14:41.39 on 17 June 2000 in Port of Spain, but he was one lap short.
  15. A time of 14:33.43 run in April 2019 in Doha, which is still listed in the World Athletics database as a national record, is labeled as "one lap short" in their 2022 Statistics Handbook
  16. By World Athletics source; 15:23.00 by federation source
  17. Belete switched nationality from Ethiopia to Belgium in June 2012, so her personal best of 15:03.63 set in August 2011 in Belgium is not a Belgian national record.
  18. Lohalith has represented the Refugee Olympic Team at the Olympics
  19. ratified by CAU but not recognised by World Athletics, which lists a time of 17:29.37 as Fernández's personal best. [103]
  20. Recognised by World Athletics but not ratified by the Athletics Federation of Pakistan

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