The standard score of national first-class athletes in men's 5000 meters is 14 minutes and 40 seconds. The standard score of men's 5000m national second-class athletes is 16 points 10 second. 5 km 15 is a good result for national second-class athletes, but it has not reached the standard of national first-class athletes.
The standard score of women's 5000 meters for national first-class athletes is 17 minutes and 29 seconds. The standard score of women's 5000 meters for national second-class athletes is 20 minutes and 20 seconds. 5 km running 15 is a good result for national first-class athletes.
World record for the 5 km race:
On June, 2004 1 Beijing time, in an international competition held in Luo Heng, the eastern Netherlands, Ethiopian Bekkerel broke the world record of 12: 39: 36 held by compatriot Gebre Selassie, and the men's 5000m world record was once again set by Gebre Selassie at 1998.
In the Stockholm indoor race on February 9th/kloc-0, Ethiopia's G- Dibaba won the women's 5000m race with a score of 14 18.86 seconds, which improved the world record set by her compatriot Defar in the same venue in 2009 by 5 seconds1.
On August 14, 2020, in the opening match of the IAAF Diamond League held in Monaco, Uganda's Cheputgai broke the world record of the men's 5000-meter race that had been held for 16 years. Cheputgai finished the race in 12 minutes and 35.36 seconds, which was 1.99 seconds faster than the previous world record set by Ethiopian star Bekele in 2004.