Jakob Ingebrigtsen thinks he was fit enough to win gold, blames himself for silver at 2022 Worlds
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Great interview. He realizes he didn’t run tactically right. But he is young and will only get stronger and faster.
Hes not being sour at all hes telling everything exactly as it is , true world class athlete
Jakob is still the future
Honest interview and fierce competitor. He is the best 1500 runner right now but, as with any competition, you can be beaten if you don't execute your plan and someone else gets theirs right. He gave credit to Jake and congratulated him. A true competitor wants to win every race, no shame or cockiness in that.
Not any more.
On point.
@@peterkings2012 Not the best 1500 runner right now? 🤣 You can’t be serious, right?!?!
@@peterkings2012 Please go somewhere else and troll.
@@peterkings2012 i actually agree , what is the point of having a world championships, run in a world leading time and jake winning and not being considered the best right now. Ar least it wasnt an amble for 1100 then a free for all burn up on the last lap, but actually thats quite exciting too !!! took a lot of guts, talent and hard work to take the lead at such a fast pace and not relinquish it, JI, effectively didnt battle to the line, conceded and looked back, perhaps thats why hes hacked off with his performance, am sure Jake and all the others were expending as much energy, perhaps he can learn more in defeat than victory, this interview contrasts with Josh Kerrs, just my humble opinion
Don't be surprised if Jakob comes back like El G did after falling in the Olympics.
Getting it wrong is a fantastic motivator to eclipse to an even higher level.
Jakob is a world class person in addition to his world class status as our reigning Olympic Champion!
He's still a classy guy how he congulated winner & genuinely looked sincere.
He also done well in 5000 heats especially trying to get crowd going .
I think it's easy to forget that Jakob is still only 21. He certainly has a lot to learn, both in race tactics and in humility. Here he just got beaten by the better man on the day, who ran a perfect race, and there's no shame in that.
Credit to Jake Wightman, who seems like a really nice guy and deserves everything coming his way after years of hard work.
Here's hoping that Jakob learns from the experience and comes back stronger, and I suspect that may just happen in the 5K this weekend...
couldn't disagree more. this is so more honest and enlightening than another BS credit to the winner interview. analytical, detailed and insightful - fantastic interview
A little crazy he got beat, but there were a lot of great runners in this race. I think he'll come back smarter and with a vengeance.
not really, some super talented guys who wanted and had the talent to win, thats why there is competition ,no certainties,
@@jensmith3719 Agreed. He's not the one looking for vengeance. That would be all those offended by him proclaiming to be embarrassed because he knows he's the best. In this race he wasn't the best. The winner was.
He doesnt hold back in interviews
The best part of the circumstances is that the race and time were honest. 3:29 is flying.
Quality and insightful comments from Jakob.
One of the best interviews I've seen by an athlete. Really wanted to know what happened in the race. There will be others. Watch...
Absolute class. Speaks his mind and speaks the truth.
What you mean? he came off as an arrogant brat who doesn’t have the humility to take one loss
@@RMor66 bro.. he is just being honest.. he isn’t proud
The internet troll should keep his negative comments to himself.
Definitely. I didn’t realize how methodical he was about his own race plan. He’ll win next year for sure.
@@RMor66 You’re not arrogant if you’re speaking the truth.
An interesting interview giving us a glimpse of tactics and events during this race.
Didn’t show the whole field enough respect. Seems like he thought all he had to do was hold off the Kenyans.
He must be still in shock because his responses are all over the place. The bottom line is he didn't lose the gold medal he won the silver medal! Wightman's win was not charity! Congrats to Jake and all the competitors!!! Preparation is confidence!!
It's not that he doesn't respect Jake, he just holds himself to extremely harsh standards and will never be okay with losing a global title
And in fact he stood firm when asked about Jake winning after the expectations were placed more on Josh Kerr of the UK team - Jakob said no, of course Jake did well, he is very consistent when he is feeling good
@@JSXRP I found the race exciting! I just think he is not unique in holding such "harsh" standards for himself. Most athletes at the elite level do! Maybe because he is young he appeared disingenuous in saying Weightman "knew" that if he, Jakob, had excuted better he would have won. Who knows? Shout out to Katir for the Bronze who was overlooked!!! Nonetheless it was entertaining and one of the best races of the championships!
Respect for your comment!
Got beat by somebody faster on the day, well done Jake.
The Great Runner Jakob
Good Luck 2024....
Gained respect for Jakob in this interview. I used to think he was too arrogant but he seems more mature now or at least to me. Kerr though.... Hmmmm
My boy still arrogant but in a good way . its tough being a science experiment from young and absolutely no child hood like that , just running .Anybody who like that needs to be arrogant and feel like they need to win every race. Dont blame him
There's nothing wrong with Ingebritsen or Kerr.
Why can't you people enjoy having different characters in the sport instead of automatically looking to criticise an athlete who shows some outspoken confidence in themselves?
Do you people actually want characters in athletics or do you only want athletes to give empty soundbites?
@@EightFrancs well said!
ppl tend to overlook the strategy you have pre race, then what REALLY happens, and you have to process, make decisions and changes literally on the fly. As Chris Berman used to say (in USA): "That's why they play the games". You can be the fittest, fave on paper, on record, and then as Jakob said, you're caught off guard and expend too much energy working your way out of a jam, whilst someone else doesn't need to. GREAT INSIGHTS..
Still a top Bloke 👌
He needs to use a Filbert Bayi running philosophy. It fits his skill set better.
{{googles Filbert Bayi running philosophy}}
This guy is really really good. I'm team EA though.
At least didn’t use COVID as an excuse 🤣 “I’m better than silver…” I was caught my surprise that he took the lead early. Everyone was on the pace. Jake had a great finish! Looks like he gave up the last 50m, hope he bounces back and runs a solid 5000m
How is that an excuse?
@@declanomeara7025 many of the athletes have gotten covid and bounced back
@@declanomeara7025 it's crazy even 'vaccinated' people using seasonal flu as excuse, just live your life and move on. Thought our boy here slipped gold with high 3:29 he ran great race Jake just had the perfect day.
@@19Kamau79 aye last someone sane in here. Nobody said in the past I had the flu and that s why my fitness is bad . It was all a big shammy for the sheepies!
Get em next time King Jakob
Jakob is a great runner but he lost the indoor worlds too also getting out kicked there. His finishing speed is not quite as high as others by a very small margin. These times are so fast that any extra energy is costing him the win. Not sure why he wants to lead every race and cut through the wind for everyone but he's the pro. I think this extra 1-2% of effort is costing him the victory.
Yeah running as the pacesetter in a championship race is a big no no.
He had covid there
@@pal_lokomotivet2679 he also lead the whole race. he needs to let someone else cut the air
@@cr3161 i know but at that time he just ran everyone off his back and broke the world record. His final kick isn’t too impressive too so in a race without pacers to make everyone tired he is in a death position. If he wait he lose and if he pull he most likely will lose. That’s why I don’t think we will see as many golds from him as one would expect
@@pal_lokomotivet2679 Well at this point leading isn't working. He might as well run behind someone to get some air advantage during the race.
Jake Wightman got full praise for his showing. An unlikely Champ it could be said. But credit due and Katir with bronze, cool. Jakob has high standards. A silver means little to him...
Love this
Jakob - good luck in the 5k!!
I don't think he medals. Cheptegai with an easy win, Barrega and Aregawi on the podium.
@@TheGuyCalledX maybe, should be an exciting race.
@@TheGuyCalledX - Certainly not gold. He’ll have to work for a bronze.
@@TheGuyCalledX 🤔
@@chicnoir29 easy gold
Smart answers.
The men's 1500m is wide open right now so it is anybody's race on a given day.
No it wasn't him not being fit, it was his thinking he was better than everyone else. That's what overconfidence does. He is actually running against others who also want to win. We'll see how well he does in the 5000m.
Being a 1500m-5000m got it tactically wrong gave the 800m-1500m an opportunity and he took it...Wightman ran his race and not the man and got what he deserved...a bit disappointing by Jacob but them's the breaks and that's running for you...best man won on the day and that's all he needed to say...he will learn though.
Agree the best man won on the day. I am very disappointed in this interview. I have followed Jakob for years. He needed this humility to maybe achieve his true potential in future.
@@Beyond-Politics He is a young man..will learn lessons and humility as life goes on and will come back stronger for it
He went too early. He still might have lost, but when I saw him take the lead...too soon.
I love Jakob, he is so awesome and what a competitor, but he took out his frustration on the 5k. LMAO! This is one dude you don't get upset. I'm just sorry Jake didn't race him anymore in the 1500 after this but I am sure Jakob has a long memory so next year is going to be incredible. 😎😎
Absolute savage
He simply worried a lot about the Keyanos and underestimated the Englishman who in the series and semi-finals was very strong. No doubt he will learn from this lesson, Jakob can run in 3'25" if he puts his mind to it.
in these types of finals you don't go running with strategy, there is no strategy to win, you just should have done what you always do, go running very hard after the first 400m, you didn't because you worried about beating Cheruhuy the Kenyan the last 200m. He was wrong and you should never underestimate any European runner
This really is it. He won Tokyo by taking the lead on the last lap instead of letting Cheruiyot dictate a slower pace for his kick. He saw the Kenyans up at the front again, and wanted to do the same thing-- run out their kick.
He did so VERY successfully-- the Kenyans ended up finishing 6/7, but the problem is that there was another challenger with a very strong 400 time himself. When Wightman challenged him with 300m to go, Jakob didn't have the reserves he'd normally have because he went to the front too early.
@heartlessxiao I agree with everything you said, except we can’t know what would have happened if he didn’t take on the Kenyans and go the front when he did. It’s possible in that case they wouldn’t have given up over the last 100 and he would have been fighting them instead of jake wightman.
Kudos to wightman though for running a perfect race.
Scotsman * British
@@Imyerda extraordinary Runner,
with 1´44" in the 800 it was very difficult for Jakob to beat him in the final stretch
@@AngelAguilar-up8de agreed he's amazing
He gonna be good bro, she got at lease for gold medals on the way
Come on, bro.. It's not about energy but tactical running cos your lactate level will be there anyway. Accept it and move on
Beaten at his own game...
This comment section is clueless 😂🥱
He thinks he is better,but this time he wasn’t better
He lost this time. Why can't he be humble and accept that on this day, someone else was better than him? I lost all respect in him.
He talks about himself being the best a lot lol
That's the mindset required to be the best. Look out in the 5000. Will be exciting to see how he goes in that.
@@nbrowne1 agreed on the mindset part. I'm going cheptegei to double though
@@nbrowne1 will make a small bet, he wont medal in 5k
@@Gerhard2770 I'm thinking there might be an El Guerrouj moment!
@@nbrowne1 jakob will probably run on pure hate to win gold. norwegians dont like losing.
A little sour grapes, unless it’s just his English coming across like that, his time will come I am sure, seemed to have heavy legs last 200
Exactly my thoughts too
Not really sour grapes, he admitted he made mistakes and wigtman ran a smarter race than him.
If you have nothing nice to say, Jacob, it's better to say nothing at all
@@gehrman5647 all I said he should be gracious in defeat, everybody has an off day
@@dustingofthedecks yeah I liked him before this but seeing his attitude now ehhh... I think my mind is gonna change from him
..........or the winner was just better than him.
Jakob be humble and take the loss.Show some good sportsmanship You can't win everytime.Good luck next time.
No bullshit from this guy
I like this interview until the end. That was petty
all you Ingerbrigtsen Stans in the comments need to chill out
He made the same mistake for indoor championships, so stop mentioning that Kenyan runners pushed you away or what you could have done differently. I think he got nervous, and he forgot his game plan.
Not realy, the quality of that race was pour way below this race. Thats why he manage silver with Covid. With that shape he would probably ended up on last place. In this race. That is the only time he has lost against tafera. Beside Tafera was way of Even to qualifiy for the finale. Jakob lost this race, when the brit manage to cut in front of him in the beginning of the turn. While breaking him. Change in momentum cost to mush energy. That was a bold impressive move, therefore on the home stretch silver was the only option. This win was well deserved. After many failed tries before.
@@geirhatlestad8812 Thanks, Coach, for the explanation.
Losing stinks. this guy might come back hard. Watch out.
Not enough tattoos.
sorry jakob you got beat fair and square
Arrogance cost him.Wanting to be the man and be at the front all the way ,the Kenyans drained him in the first half.Tgen the English man did the same in the second.The Kenyans definitely had a plan to get him
Oh please, the winner came within one second of his best time and has better sprint speed so Jakob isn’t clearly just better than anyone on any day. That’s arrogant. He got out kicked in the last two world championships , this year’s world indoor and last year’s DL final. He’s not head and shoulders better than everyone else.
Legit, it’s like sorry bud you cant win every race. I think being so dominant on the track and being a little television show prima donna has gotten to his head
Ignorant comments.
Agreed, he's making excuses for why he didn't win. The reality is that he executed the race pretty well, Wightman just had an excellent surge with 250m left. Wightman still would have won even if Ingebrigtsen hadn't taken the early lead. Ingebrigtsen is young though, maturity will come. It's good to get humbled sometimes.
@@philrichter3161 I don’t agree, Wightman would not have run 3:28 and we all know Ingebrigtsen was capable of that if he didn’t worry so much about Cheruyiot the whole race
@@screenstream1005 So what should Ingebrigtsen have done differently? Besides looking around too much, I thought he executed a pretty good race.
Over analyzing
As much as I think Jacob is a great runner I feel he is going to make one hell of an after dinner speaker etc
Went too early
better doping next time
He clearly has let his successes get to his head. Jakob has gone from ascending youngster to the top dog in a number of big finishes, but he has convinced himself that he is unbeatable. There are people who work just as hard as he does and can take a win from him on any day. Hopefully he will exercise humility in the future, because he clearly isn't showing it here. There has never been a top running star that is this comfortable talking to the media and giving insights into his life, so it's natural that he is very popular. Unfortunately, the same willingness will give his haters plenty to go after when stuff goes wrong or he has a bad attitude.
If you shoot without missing birds will learn to fly without flapping. Your bridesmaid may have learned how to beat you at your game the way you did against your long time rivalry Cheriot. It’s time you pass the baton to the new kid in the block and try to focus on 5000m and higher.
I don’t think he’s has the body type for 10K and higher. He’s noticeably larger than the other 5K runners.
It’s not the energy it’s the runner, he wasn’t top gun today
Your comment shows you don’t understand the science behind fitness.
I have been following Jakob for years now. Why is the person asking questions making as if this was a slow race at 5:11 speaking about 3min 34/35 as fast. This was Jakes best time and a World Lead seasons best at 3min29.23. I am not sure that he understands what the finishing time was. Jakob speaks of 3Min 28 and 3Min 27 when Jacob has never run under 3Min 28. He is a typical Virgo like myself. Analysis Paralysis. He was outrun plain and simply. He is trying to speak for Jakes. He is developing a serious complex. He is rattled. He cannot accept that someone is better than him on the day. I hope he learns from this. He can be beaten. He is clearly not the best. I hope he breaks the world record during his career.
@@marksolomonify I wish he could see his inadequacy. This is all about him, not me. "He knows he is better than silver" but he is NOT. In that race he is just good enough for silver. How he speaks for the winner is just juvenile. He needs to grow up and eat that humble pie.
@@Beyond-Politics exactly. He self admittedly was surprised anyone could keep up. He ran the perfect race to break the Kenyans, who got spurted out the lead pack at the end in 6th/7th after expending too much energy fighting for the lead in the third lap. You can't just race a specific opponent in a world championship final! You might have beaten the champ, but that doesn't make you champ! There can always be someone else!
Nothing wrong with analysis of that rcce, running is literally his job of course he's going to se what he can do better not just "oh well he was better on the day
I was a big fan but his arrogance is just too much. Show some humility. You can’t win them all.
No make nice BS..nah, Jake stand up dude an'..(hello woke a-hols)..accepts his own crap..no cryin', no whinin'..not blamin' anything or anybody jus' hisself..Jakey, the MAN!...BooYah!
I love track and field but he is turning me off from day one, he is not humble he seems to think that the gold medal is put down for him.
Not so everybody in that race wanted to win so it's not for him.
😴
I guess all here are big fans, but I don't like this interview. To say you should have won and are better than the guy who just beat you while he ran the the fastest time of the year in the event is bad form and kind of abrasive to me. All I heard from him was: Yeah , he ran the best time of the year and beat me , but I should have done better, because no matter what happens, I am better than he is. The whole race was really only about me. "
How can you not think: "awesome, mate. Thanks for explaining what really happened in the race. Stupid us. We just thought you got beat. Now we know better.
Jacob isn't as great as he thinks he is. His closing speed is average and the field knows it now.
omg..take off that 02 robbing c02 breathing mask!
Oof this is cringe
Agreed.
Oops someone isn't happy 🤣 bla bla bla energy bla bla bla
Your comment shows you don’t understand the science behind fitness. Internet trolls always spreading negativity.
@@elennalena5703 Troll.
how arrogant is this guy!!!!!! Accept you lost to a faster man and till the next time..
literally congratulated Jake and said he just beat him when he felt it wasn’t his best day. It’s not arrogant it’s a mindset that won him gold in the olympics
@@jacobbishop2242 first thing out of his mouth was “I’m better than silver “
You watched the interview right?
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@@RunForPeace-hk1cu because he IS better than silver😂😂😂😂😂
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu What is wrong with that when he can back it up, yet, still acknowledges he messed up? Are you like five? lol
@@jacobbishop2242 Ill agree to disagree. He lost to the faster man on the night. Jake was the better man and rather than just accept the facts he says what he says. These guys train for these moments all their life and he would have been ready to win gold. He won silver, ran well but lost to a faster man. Even when Jake passed him he had 200 metres to get back in the lead but he couldn't. What does that tell you??
Ridiculous to do an interview in a mask
I would agree but he still has the 5k to do so he’s being cautious. No way he can afford to get sick again.
Because catching covid ends his race bozo.
Nobody cares about anti masking. I thought it’s a free world? 😂
What business is it of yours if people still wear masks? reeeeee
Why? I see nothing wrong with it, let’s learn to accept other’s preferences.
@@seyumaiayami3536 I cannot hear them
Why is he wearing a nappy? All respect for him now evaporated.
If this upsets you Michael and impacts your respect for this athlete then you need psychological help. Nob
he already missed out on a world indoor title due to covid, why take any risks when he still has another event
Because bozos like you don’t take covid seriously and catching covid ends his run
Nobody has any respect for you
He doesn't care about you(nobody) respecting him. What if he gets covid before the 5000 just to make you happy?
He has trained too hard to get sidelined by a variant. It’s going around again.
Quit wearing the mask....no one trains like that....