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Hemeida Takes Gold, Ibrahim Secures Bronze for Qatar at Asian Games

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The athletes of Qatar have excelled in sports at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games with Bassem Hemeida securing gold in the men’s 400m Hurdles event and Zakaria Elahlaami Ibrahim collecting bronze in the men’s 3,000m Steeplechase. These were the two medals won in a fantastic athletic performance in Nagoya.

Bassem Hemeida Wins 400m Hurdles Gold

Bassem Hemeida set a 47.82-second time to win the 400m hurdles race. Taiju Goto of Japan came in second in 47.93s and Chung-wei Lin of China Taipei was bronze in 48.74s.

The final format was tightly contested, with Hemeida’s move through the race followed by a big push in the final stages only to make history by breaking the final. The win was a helping improvement to the silver he won in the event in the previous Asian Games held in Hangzhou.

The 26-year-old Qatari raced to the lead of the heat he entered and the top of the final to clock a 49.55 second semifinal. He now has another significant continental success on top of the Asian championship and Asian Games successes he has bestowed upon himself.

Zakaria Ibrahim Takes Steeplechase Bronze

Zakaria Elahlaami racked up Qatar’s second athletics medal with a third place finish in the men’s 3,000m Steeplechase (K-1) in 8:18.13. Ryuji Miura and fellow countryman Ryoma Aoki claimed gold and silver, respectively, in a Games record 8:17.36 and 8:17.60.

The 22-year-old Ibrahim was at the first Asian Games and the youngest in the final. His podium presentation helped Qatar win yet another medal in its Sports programme and was a welcome performance for its distance-running policy.

Qatar’s Athletics Campaign Continues

Hemeida’s gold and Ibrahim’s bronze helped Qatar make its mark at the Games. The team Qatar also represented the men’s 4x400m relay team that reached the finals with a time of 3:01.71 in the heats after their best time of the season up to then.

Nagoya brings two more athletics podium finishes for Qatar, while marking its athletics endurance efforts. There are other competitive events that still take place as a part of the Games programme, which feature athletes from Qatar.

FAQs

Which of the following countries won the men’s 400m hurdles event in Asian Games 2026?

The National of Qatar Bassem Hemeida took his first title in the men’s 400m with a claim of gold in 47.82 seconds.

Which man won the bronze medal in the steeplechase at the age of 3000m?

Zakaria Elahlaami Ibrahim of Qatar picked up the bronze finishing in 8:18.13.Zakaria Elahlaami Ibrahim of Qatar picked up bronze with a 8:18.13.

At the last Asian Games Bassem Hemedia was awarded a medal in which sport?

Hemeida competed in the 400m hurdles event at Hangzhou Asian Games, and won silver medal at the Games before winning gold at Aichi-Nagoya.

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