Bahrain's Ramzi takes 1500m gold



Bahrain's Rashid Ramzi won the Olympic men's 1500 metres gold medal today after surging clear on the final lap and holding off Kenya's Asbel Kiprop down the straight. The 28-year-old Ramzi, world champion in 2005, claimed victory in a time of 3:32.94 with Kiprop taking the silver in 3:33.11. New Zealand's Nicholas Willis earned a surprise bronze to win his country's first medal in the event since 1976 with a time of 3:34.16.

The field set off at a slow pace led by the two Kenyan runners and the athletes arrived at the bell bunched in a tight cluster before Morocco-born Ramzi made his move. * Reuters

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