Mubarak Al-Nubi
International competitions

Year
Competition
Venue
Position
Event
Notes
Representing Qatar
Representing Qatar
Representing Qatar
Representing Qatar
Representing Qatar
Representing Qatar
1994
Asian Junior Championships
Jakarta, Indonesia
1st
400 m hurdles
51.21
1995
Asian Championships
Jakarta, Indonesia
1st
400 m hurdles
50.17
1996
World Junior Championships
Sydney, Australia
1st
400m hurdles
49.07
1996
World Junior Championships
Sydney, Australia
—
4 × 400 m relay
DNF
1996
Asian Junior Championships
New Delhi, India
1st
400 m
47.15
1996
Asian Junior Championships
New Delhi, India
1st
400 m hurdles
50.76
1997
World Championships
Athens, Greece
12th (sf)
400 m hurdles
48.84
1997
Universiade
Catania, Italy
3rd
400 m hurdles
49.48
1997
Pan Arab Games
Beirut, Lebanon
1st
400 m hurdles
48.95
1998
Asian Championships
Fukuoka, Japan
1st
400 m hurdles
48.71
1998
World Cup
Johannesburg, South Africa
2nd
400 m hurdles
48.17
1998
Asian Games
Asian Games
6th (h)
400 m hurdles
51.23
2000
Olympic Games
Sydney, Australia
–
4 × 400 m relay
DQ
2002
Asian Championships
Colombo, Sri Lanka
1st
400 m hurdles
48.67
2002
World Cup
Madrid, Spain
2nd
400 m hurdles
48.96
2002
Asian Games
Busan, South Korea
2nd
400 m hurdles
48.98
2003
World Championships
Paris, France
7th
400 m hurdles
52.64
2003
Asian Championships
Manila, Philippines
1st
400 m hurdles
49.19
2005
West Asian Games
Doha, Qatar
1st
400 m hurdles
50.37
2006
Asian Games
Doha, Qatar
6th (h)
400 m hurdles
51.28
2009
Asian Championships
Guangzhou, China
3rd
400 m hurdles
50.19
2010
Asian Games
Guangzhou, China
8th (h)
400 m hurdles
51.82

Question: When was Mubarak Al-Nubi the runner up in the Asian games and how many sepearate Asian games did he participate in?
Answer: Mubarak Al-Nubi won three gold medals in the 400 m hurdles at the Asian Championships and participated in three Asian Games, being the runner-up in 2002.