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Les 26e Championnats du monde de cross-country IAAF se sont déroulés les 21 et 22 mars 1998 à Marrakech au Maroc.
1. Parcours
12 km – Cross long hommes 4 km – Cross court hommes 8 km – Course junior hommes 8 km – Cross long femmes 4 km – Cross court femmes 6 km – Course junior femmes
1. Résultats
1. = Cross long hommes =
1. == Individuel ==
1. == Équipes ==
1. = Cross court Hommes =
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1. == Équipes ==
1. = Course juniors hommes =
1. == Individuel ==
1. == Équipes ==
1. = Cross long femmes =
1. == Individuel ==
1. == Équipes ==
1. = Cross Court Femmes =
1. == Individuel ==
1. == Équipes ==
1. = Cross Junior Femmes =
1. == Individuel ==
1. == Équipes ==
1. Liens externes
Résultats sur GBRathletics
Portail de l’athlétisme Portail des années 1990 Portail du Maroc
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