Guinea-Bissau's Braima Dabo demonstrated selfless sportsmanship after he helped an exhausted Jonathan Busby of Aruba across the line in the 5000 metres at the World Championships in Doha.
Busby finished in Dabo's arms to huge cheers at the Khalifa International Stadium.
The runner needed attention after finishing the race - thanks to the help of Dabo in the final 300m - on the opening day of the championships.
Dabo sacrificed his own race but still ran a personal best of 18 minutes 10.87 seconds, although Busby was disqualified.
The race, in which Great Britain's Andrew Butchart finished seventh and failed to reach the final, was won by Ethiopia's Selemon Barega in a time of 13:24.69 seconds.
A great moment of sportsmanship between two athletes at the #WorldAthleticsChamps. pic.twitter.com/n0OPncOstF
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