in the music field of singing and songwriting. After his athletics career ended, Aouita worked with mixed success as a consultant for numerous sport institutions, as Technical National Manager in Morocco, and National Distance Coach in Australia thanks not only to his fruitful field experience, but also to his academic competences. Now, Aouita is working as Senior Analyst for Al Jazeera Sports channel. Aouita also has a sports clothing company which was established in 2009. Education Aouita has a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and master's degree in Business Administration. He is pursuing a doctorate in Sport Management and Leadership. His subject of concern is a model for elite athletic achievement in Olympics. He is interested in the impact of sport business and coaching young athletes to one day be Olympic champions. International competitions World records 1500 metres – 3:29.46 min, Berlin August 23, 1985 2000 metres – 4:50.81 min, Paris July 16, 1987 3000 metres – 7:29.45 min, Koln August 20, 1989 5000 metres – 13:00.40 min, Oslo July 22, 1985 5000 metres – 12:58.35 min, Rome July 27, 1987 Two miles – 8:13.45 min, Turin May 28, 1987 Awards and distinctions In 2012 Said Aouita had a subway station named after him in London for the 2012 Olympic Games. The Organizers of the Olympic Games of London 2012 announced the launch of a project called "The Underground Olympic Legends Map." Track & Field News Athlete of the Year 1985 and 1987 44 successive victories in international races from 800 m to 10,000 m in less than 26 months Three times IAAF Grand Prix Final winner (800 m, 1500 m, and 5000 m) Honored by International Amateur Athletics Federation for Career Achievement in 2001 The only man in history to run the 800 m under 1:44, the 1500 m under 3:30, the 3000 m under 7:30 and the 5000 m under 13:00. Best Arab Athlete of the Century by Al Jazeera TV in 2000 Many Merit Medals by King Hassan II In the 1996 Spring Summer Olympic special Collection Aquachrono, Swatch made a watch which featured Said Aouita on it. The fastest train in Morocco is named after Said Aouita Aouita was on a postage stamp of The Republic of Azerbaijan in 1996 References External links 1959 births Living people Moroccan male middle-distance runners Moroccan male long-distance runners Moroccan male steeplechase runners Olympic athletes of Morocco Athletes (track