At the end of June she improved her own national 3000m record by nine seconds with 8:20.07 at the Diamond League in Stanford and on Saturday, ducking under the previous European record of 8:21.42 in a race won by Sifan Hassan in 8:18.49. Konstanze Klosterhalfen stormed to the German 5000m title at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin in 14:26.76 The country’s brilliant young distance star produced a memorable run at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, where she finished fourth at the European Championships in Berlin last year, to win in an amazing 14:26.76 and break a mark which would have been 20 years old in September. Konstanze Klosterhalfen competes at the German Championships in Berlin where she smashed the national 5000m record Konstanze Klosterhalfen has set six national records in 2019 but the outstanding German middle distance runner has highlighted three events in … Konstanze Klosterhalfen stormed to the German 5000m title at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin in 14:26.76 Konstanze Klosterhalfen delivered an amazing solo performance at the German Championships on Saturday to smash the national 5000m record by more than 15 seconds to move to fourth on the European all-time list. Only the acclaimed Ethiopian trio of Genzebe Dibaba (14:18.86), Meseret Defar (14:24.37) and Tirunesh Dibaba (14:27.42) have run faster indoors for 5000m. Her time also handsomely improved Irina Mikitenko’s German indoor record of 14:55.99. Konstanze "Koko" Klosterhalfen (born 18 February 1997) is a German athlete who competes in middle-distance running and the 5000 metres. Making her season’s debut over 5000m on Saturday, Klosterhalfen broke her personal best by almost 25 seconds and, speaking to spiegel.de, said: “I wanted to run fast and see what happens, I am super happy that it worked that way.” Konstanze Klosterhalfen runs a solo 14:26.76 to win the 5000m at the German Championships! And now Klosterhalfen, who won silver in the 3000m at the European Indoor Championships in Glasgow, will be seeking more glory in Doha knowing she, too, is among the best Europe has ever produced.
Le 4 mars 2017, à Belgrade, Konstanze Klosterhalfen remporte la médaille d'argent au championnat d'Europe indoor sur 1 500 mètres. Klosterhalfen moves to fourth on the European all-time list ahead of Great Britain’s Paula Radcliffe, who held that spot with her famous run of the 14:29.11 at the 2004 European Cup in Bydgoszcz – where the competition in the form of the European Athletics Team Championships returns to on Friday. Germany's Konstanze Klosterhalfen smashed the European indoor 5000m record in Boston on Thursday evening The German sliced 17 seconds from Romanian Gabriela Szabo’s long-standing mark of 14:47.35, moving to fourth on the world all-time list with 14:30.79. She is the 2019 IAAF World Championship bronze medalist in the 5000m event.
It has, of course, been some year for the 5000m in Europe with Sifan Hassan breaking the European record in London last month with 14:22.12. Klosterhalfen was comfortably inside Szabo’s European record pace from the gun but a huge last kilometre from the 23-year-old almost took her inside the 14:30-barrier.
The record time of 14:42.03 held by Irina Mikitenko had stood since September 1999 and now, just under two months from this year’s IAAF World Championships in Doha, Klosterhalfen, 22, has put herself in the fray to challenge for her first global medal. Germany's Konstanze Klosterhalfen smashed the European indoor 5000m record in Boston on Thursday evening World 5000m bronze medallist Konstanze Klosterhalfen decimated the European indoor 5000m record at the BU Last Chance Invitational in Boston on Thursday (27) evening.
In February 2020, she set a European record in the indoor 5000m with 14:30.79, the fourth fastest time ever. Elle remporte ainsi sa première médaille internationale chez les « … Stay informed of all the latest news from European Athletics by registering for its weekly newsletter. She closed with a last kilometre of 2:47.30, covering the last four laps in 34.7, 33.7, 33.8 and 31.6. This was Klosterhalfen’s third German record of the indoor season after posting 4:17.26 for the mile at the Millrose Games in New York earlier this month, passing through 1500m in 3:59.87 en route. Stay informed of all the latest news from European Athletics by registering for its weekly newsletter. It was a one-woman show as she took control early on, went through 3000m in 8:44.49 and won by a distance, with Alina Reh second in 15:19.42 and Miriam Dattke third in 15:41.81.
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