Dibaba in Sabadell, Spain for 3000m on February 19, from EME News

Genzebe Dibaba, photo by Hasse SjÃ¶gren/Deca Text&Bild

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Dibaba in Sabadell

SABADELL (ESP): The city of Sabadell aims in future to bid for the European Indoor Championships. Deputy mayor Marisol Martinez responsible for sports announced. Part of the long term plan is the International indoor meet which will be held this Friday. Top entry is Ethiopian star and fresh mile World indoor record holder Genzebe Dibaba planning to run the 3000 m. It is also because she partly during the year trains here. Also running Gelete Bubrka on the men side Aman Wote and Gebremdhin Mekonnen. From top Spanish athletes in the 800 m Kevin Lopez, Luis Alberto Marco and Alejandro Rodriguez. In the 3000 m Ilias Fifa, Adel Mechaal and Victor Garcia. Good field in long jump with Chinese Wang Jianan, Ignisious Gaisah and Cuban Wilfredo Martinez. Shot put has Argentinian German Lauro with Spanish Yioser Toledo and Carlos Tobalina. Ethiopian Besu Sado is the main name in women 800 m and in triple Venezuelan record holder Yulimar Rojas and British Yamile Aldama.

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