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Paris Olympics: Moroccan Baqali wins gold in 3,000m steeplechase for the second time in a row

[08/08/2024 12:53]

PARIS-SABA
Moroccan runner Sofiane Baqali retained today, Thursday, gold in the 3,000-meter steeplechase in athletics at the Olympic Games (Paris 2024).

Baqali managed to come first in the race by recording a time of 8:06.05 minutes to snatch gold for the second time in a row.

American Kenneth Rocks took silver in 8:06.41 minutes after finishing second, while bronze went to Kenya's Abraham Kibiwot in 8:06.47 minutes.