Noah Ngeny

Noah Ngeny

Born
Nov 2, 1978 (47 years old)
Events
Mile · 1500 m

Noah Ngeny is a Kenya middle-distance runner, born on November 2, 1978. He competes primarily in the 800m, 1500m and Mile.

His personal bests include 1:44.49 in the 800m, 3:28.12 in the 1500m, 3:43.40 in the Mile, 7:35.46 in the 3000m and 3:36.17 in the 1500m-short-track. He has earned 10 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medals in major international competitions. He is currently active on the international athletics circuit, representing Kenya.

Personal best · Mile3:43.40
2005 season best3:42.52May 13, 2005 · Doha
Medals2Olympic Games: 1 gold · World Championships: 1 silver
World record2:11.961000 Metres

As of Oct 27, 2026: Mile 3:43.40, 1500 m 3:28.12 (#12 all-time), 2005 season best 3:42.52 (May 13, 2005, Doha (QAT)) · Olympic Games: 1 gold · World Championships: 1 silver · World record (1000 Metres) · 47 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
800mOslo 20001:44.491,189 pts#278
1500mZürich 20003:28.121,272 pts#12
MileRoma 19993:43.401,288 pts–
3000mSevilla 20007:35.461,205 pts–
1500m-short-track20013:36.171,211 pts–
1500m-short-trackIndoorBirmingham 20013:36.171,211 pts–

Medals

CompetitionsGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Olympic Games1––1
World Championships–1–1
Total11–2

Progression

Compare me
SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
20051500m 3:42.52–May 13, 2005Doha (QAT)
2004800m 1:47.9h–Jul 14, 2004London (GBR)
20041500m 3:33.38–Jul 4, 2004Herakleion (GRE)
2004Mile 3:53.71–Jul 30, 2004Crystal Palace, London (GBR)
20031500m 3:33.96–Jun 24, 2003Trikala (GRE)
2003Mile 3:58.79–May 24, 2003Eugene, OR (USA)
2003mile-short-track Indoor4:02.92–Feb 7, 2003New York, NY (USA) (i)
2003mile-short-track 4:02.92–Feb 7, 2003–
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Noah Ngeny's Mile personal best is 3:43.40, set on Jul 7, 1999 in Stadio Olimpico, Roma (ITA).

Noah Ngeny competes in the Mile and 1500 m.

2005 season best: 3:42.52, set on May 13, 2005 in Doha (QAT).

Noah Ngeny has won 1 Olympic Games medal and 1 World Championships medal.

Yes, Noah Ngeny holds the 1000 Metres world record with 2:11.96.