1978 IAAF World Cross Country Championships

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The 6th IAAF World Cross Country Championships were held on March 26, 1978 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Results [edit]

Long race men [edit]

Individual [edit]

Place Athlete Time
1.  John Treacy (IRL) 39:25
2.  Aleksandr Antipov (URS) 39:28
3.  Karel Lismont (BEL) 39:32
4.  Tony Simmons (ENG) 39:51
5.  Guy Arbogast (USA) 39:52
6.  Craig Virgin (USA) 39:54
7.  Nat Muir (SCO) 40:00
8.  Franco Fava (ITA) 40:03

Team [edit]

Medal Country Mark
Gold  France
Pierre Levisse (10th)
Lucien Rault (13th)
Radhouane Bouster (18th)
Alex Gonzalez (32rd)
Thierry Watrice (35th)
Jean-Paul Gomez (43rd)
151 pts
Silver  United States
Guy Arbogast (5th)
Craig Virgin (6th)
Greg Meyer (20th)
Jeff Wells (29th)
Bill Rodgers (44th)
Mike Roche (52nd)
156 pts
Bronze  England
Tony Simmons (4th)
Jon Wild (15th)
Neil Coupland (28th)
Mike McLeod (30th)
Ken Newton (40th)
Steve Kenyon (42nd)
159 pts

Junior Race Men [edit]

Individual [edit]

Medal Athlete Time
Gold  Mick Morton (ENG) 22:57 min
Silver  Rob Earl (CAN) 23:10 min
Bronze  Francisco Alario (ESP) 23:11 min

Team [edit]

Medal Country Mark
Gold  England
Mick Morton (1.)
Eddie White (13.)
David Beaver (15.)
Peter Elletson (24.)
53 pts
Silver  Canada
Rob Earl (2.)
Kevin Dillon (8.)
Rob Lonergan (14.)
Jim Groves (29.)
53 pts
Bronze  Spain
Francisco Alario (3.)
Constantino Esparcia (4.)
Argimiro González (16.)
Valentin Rodríguez (31.)
54 pts

Long Race Women [edit]

Individual [edit]

Place Athlete Time
1.  Grete Waitz (NOR) 16:19
2.  Natalia Mărăşescu (ROU) 16:49
3.  Maricica Puică (ROU) 16:59
4.  Julie Shea (USA) 17:12
5.  Cornelia Bürki (SUI) 17:13
6.  Monika Greschner (FRG) 17:14
7.  Jan Merrill (USA) 17:17
8.  Georgeta Gazibara (ROU) 17:18

Team [edit]

Medal Country Mark
Gold  Romania
Natalia Mărăşescu (2nd)
Maricica Puică (3rd)
Georgeta Gazibara (8th)
Antoaneta Iacob (17th)
30 pts
Silver  United States
Julie Shea (4th)
Jan Merrill (7th)
Kathy Mills (11th)
Brenda Webb (15th)
37 pts
Bronze  England
Joyce Smith (9th)
Christine Benning (12th)
Penny Yule (16th)
Mary Stewart (18th)
55 pts

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