Bram Som




























Bram Som
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Personal information
Full name Bram Som
Born
(1980-02-20) 20 February 1980 (age 39)
Terborg, Netherlands
Height 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Weight 67 kg (148 lb)

Medal record











European Championships
Gold medal – first place 2006 Gothenburg
800 metres


Updated on 9 September 2009.

Bram Som (born 20 February 1980 in Terborg) is a Dutch runner who specializes in the 800 metres. His personal best time of 1:43.45 minutes, achieved in August 2006 in Zürich, is also the current Dutch National Record. He missed the 2005 season, but returned in 2006 to win the national Dutch championship for the fifth time since 2000. Later that year he won the European championship.


Som participated in the 2000 Summer Olympics as well as the 2004 Summer Olympics. In 2000 he was eliminated in the first round as his time of 1:48.58 was not enough to advance. Four years later he would reach the semi finals in which he came fifth with a time of 1:45.52.


He is currently an 800m pacemaker, as of the 2016 Diamond League.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Achievements


  • 2 Personal Best times


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Achievements




Som at the 2007 World Championships








































































































































Year
 Competition
 Venue
 Position
 Notes
Representing the  Netherlands
1998
World Junior Championships
Annecy, France
 5th
1:48.36
1999
European Junior Championships
Riga, Latvia
 3rd
 1:50.96
2000
Olympic Games
Sydney, Australia
 42nd (h)
1:48.58
2001
World Indoor Championships
Lisbon, Portugal
 11th (sf)
1:49.34

European U23 Championships
Amsterdam, Netherlands
 5th
1:47.84

World Championships
Edmonton, Canada
 13th (sf)
1:47.40
2002
European Indoor Championships
Vienna, Austria
 11th (h)
1:49.08

European Championships
Munich, Germany
 6th
1:48.56
2003
World Indoor Championships
Birmingham, United Kingdom
 5th
1:47.00

World Championships
Paris, France
 10th (sf)
1:46.63
2004
World Indoor Championships
Budapest, Hungary
 11th (h)
1:48.55

Olympic Games
Athens, Greece
 7th (sf)
1:45.52

World Athletics Final
Monte Carlo, Monaco
 3rd
 1:46.33
2006
European Championships
Gothenburg, Sweden
 1st.
1:46.56

World Cup
Athens, Greece
 2nd
1:45.13

World Athletics Final
Stuttgart, Germany
 2nd.
 1:47.10
2007
World Championships
Osaka, Japan
 37th (h)
1:46.81
2009
World Championships
Berlin, Germany
 7th
1:45.86
2011
World Championships
Daegu, South Korea
 17th (sf)
1:46.69


Personal Best times







































Distance Time
100m
 10.97
200m
 21.56
400 m
 46.55
600m
 1:14.4
800m
 1:43.45
1000m
 2:17.01
1500m
 3:42.75

10 km
 31:01


References





  1. ^ http://monaco.diamondleague.com/en/programme_resultats_monaco_en/#baseFrame Archived 2016-07-16 at the Wayback Machine#/live/outputs/results/iaaf/atResults/js/mappings/discipline/disciplineRoot#DisciplineInit#Monaco2016_TIMING_ATMA08101_json##main-frame_content#/live/outputs/results/iaaf/atResults/js/mappings/discipline/run#RunSubFrame#Monaco2016_TIMING_ATMA08101_json




External links




  • Bram Som at IAAF

  • http://www.bramsom.nl












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