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Final results.
Rank
Name
Nationality
Time
Notes
Matthew Centrowitz, Jr.
United States
3:50.00
Taoufik Makhloufi
Algeria
3:50.11
Nick Willis
New Zealand
3:50.24
4
Ayanleh Souleiman
Djibouti
3:50.29
5
Abdalaati Iguider
Morocco
3:50.58
6
Asbel Kiprop
Kenya
3:50.87
7
David Bustos
Spain
3:51.06
8
Ben Blankenship
United States
3:51.09
9
Ryan Gregson
Australia
3:51.39
10
Nathan Brannen
Canada
3:51.45
11
Ronald Musagala
Uganda
3:51.68
12
Charlie Grice
Great Britain
3:51.73
13
Ronald Kwemoi
Kenya
3:56.76
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