Inês Monteiro

She started out as a cross country runner, winning a silver and a gold medal at the 1998 and 1999 European junior race.She finished seventh at the 2001 European Cross Country Championships but she won a gold medal as part of the best performing team.The next two years saw her career stall: after a poor 64th-place finish in the World Cross Country Championships she ran infrequently and only returned to competition in mid-2007.She ran her fastest ever time at the World Cross Country Championships (27:12) and took fifth place at the Rotterdam Marathon – her first competitive outing over the distance.She closed the year on a positive note, however, winning the Ovar Half Marathon for a fourth time, and taking individual bronze and team gold at the 2008 European Cross Country Championships.
Rotterdam MarathonathleticsPortugalEuropean Team Championships2009 LeiriaPortugueseroad runningcross country2008 Summer OlympicsWorld Championships in AthleticsIAAF World Cross Country ChampionshipsmarathonGuarda1998 European Cross Country Championshipsfollowing year5000 metres1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics1998 IAAF World Cross Country Championships1999 edition in Irelandshort race2001 European Cross Country Championships3000 metres2002 European Athletics Indoor Championships2002 European Athletics Championships2002 European Cross Country ChampionshipsWorld Student GamesAzambujaPortugal at the Olympics2004 Athens Games2005 World Cross Country Championshipssteeplechase3000 m steeplechase2005 World Championships in Athletics2008 Beijing OlympicsOlympic marathon race2008 European Cross Country ChampionshipsEunice JepkorirCross Internacional de Venta de BañosBislett Games10,000 metres final2009 World Championships in AthleticsGreat South RunJessica AugustoOeiras International Cross CountryLinet MasaiCross Internacional de SoriaGreat Manchester RunEuropean Cup 10000m1500 mSeixalOne mileLeiria3000 mMonaco3000 m steeplechaseAthens5000 m10,000 mPortsmouth10 milesAlmeirimHalf marathonRotterdamAssociation of Road Running StatisticiansWayback MachineEuropean AthleticsWorld Athletics