September 2009
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5 SEPTEMBER 2009: RUSKA MARATHON, FINLAND
MEN:
1 Tatu AIRISNIEMI FIN 2:42:46
2 Teppo RONKAINEN FIN 2:44:21
3 Petri HAARALA FIN 2:51:51
4 Seppo LAMMINMAKI FIN 2:56:38
5 Jarmo RAATEROVA FIN 3:01:38
6 Mika NUORITIO FIN 3:02:00
7 Mikko KOIVUKANGAS FIN 3:05:27
8 Juha LAAKKONEN FIN 3:07:45
9 Simo VAARALA FIN 3:08:04
10 Tommi LEINONEN FIN 3:08:33
WOMEN:
1 Anna-Leen NUOLIKIVI-ROININEN FIN 3:18:34
2 Erja KIVINIEMI FIN 3:24:53
3 Pauliina AULA-KYRO FIN 3:25:43
4 Ritva KARPPINEN FIN 3:25:47
5 Johanna DAVIDILA FIN 3:29:57
6 Eija RISTANEN FIN 3:33:11
7 Outi SULASALMI FIN 3:33:24
8 Kariina KAUPPINEN FIN 3:36:46
9 Marjut VESA FIN 3:38:46
10 Maarit KALLUNKI FIN 3:43:16
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Lauri FRIARI FIN 1:11:29
2 Joni SEPPA FIN 1:14:12
3 Jani YLISAUKKO-OJA FIN 1:16:10
WOMEN:
1 Sanna-Maija POHJANVESI FIN 1:24:20
2 Manuela KRAMER NOR 1:26:17
3 Anitta TERVO FIN 1:27:57
5 SEPTEMBER 2009: JUNGFRAU MARATHON, SWITZERLAND
MEN:
1 Jonathan WYATT NZL 2:58:34
2 Tarcis ANCAY SUI 2:59:56
3 Robert KRUPICKA CZE 3:00:39
4 Hermann ACHMULLER ITA 3:02:27
5 Zewdu FANTAHUN ETH 3:03:14
6 Rik CEULEMANS BEL 3:07:57
7 Hannes RUNGGER ITA 3:10:53
8 Martin COX GBR 3:11:25
9 Andras JUHASZ HUN 3:12:12
10 Boniface USISIVU KEN 3:14:10
WOMEN:
1 Claudia LANDOLT SUI 3:34:25
2 Jasmin NUNIGE SUI 3:36:48
3 Judith N FOLDINGNE HUN 3:37:19
4 Corinne ZELLER SUI 3:38:39
5 Addis GEZHAGNE ETH 3:40:43
6 Carolina REIBER SUI 3:45:01
7 Kristijna LOONEN NED 3:45:32
8 Elena KALEDINA RUS 3:45:34
9 Edeltraud THALER ITA 3:45:52
10 Britta MULLER GER 3:51:20
5 SEPTEMBER 2009: FJORD NORWAY HALF MARATHON, NORWAY
MEN:
1 Girma ASSEFA ETH 1:03:28
2 Urige BUTA NOR 1:04:44
3 Kipkorir JAPHET KEN 1:05:16
4 Oystein SYLTA NOR 1:05:46
5 Terje AGGVIN NOR 1:09:27
6 Afework AMELO ETH 1:11:35
7 Laban SIRO KEN 1:12:03
8 Alemayehu SITOTAW NOR 1:15:09
9 Gjermund GROVEN NOR 1:16:51
10 Bjarte EIKANGER NOR 1:17:42
WOMEN:
1 Kjersti K DANIELSEN NOR 1:19:44
2 Yimenashu TAYE ETH 1:22:28
3 Anna CRITCHLOW STRONG GBR 1:23:24
4 Helene PEMMER NOR 1:27:30
5 Nancy SOMMER NOR 1:29:29
6 Hege EIKEMO NOR 1:34:37
7 Camilla GRIEG NOR 1:37:40
8 Trude A ODEGARD NOR 1:38:01
9 Christina LINDE USA 1:40:53
10 Valborg NES NOR 1:42:30
KNARVIKMILA 10km
MEN:
1 Assefa GIRMA ETH 29:02
2 Buta URIGE ETH 29:20
3 Japhet KIPKORIR KEN 30:07
WOMEN:
1 Kjerti Karoline DANIELSEN NOR 36:44
2 Yimensashu TAYE ETH 38:13
3 Nancy SOMMER NOR 39:48
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6 SEPTEMBER 2009: GREAT SCOTTISH RUN, GREAT BRITAIN
MEN:
1 Jason MBOTE KEN 1:01:19
2 Hailu MEKOMEN ETH 1:01:29
3 Tesfaye D GEBREHIEOT ETH 1:01:44
4 Nicholas K CHELIMO KEN 1:02:25
5 Naoki OKAMOTO JPN 1:02:37
6 Tesegzeab WOLDEMICHAEL ETH 1:03:00
7 Bene ZAMA 1:03:33
8 Naosato YASHIMIRA JPN 1:04:00
9 Aso TAKAHIRO JPN 1:04:13
10 Teweldeberhan MENGISTEAB ETH 1:05:35
WOMEN:
1 Caroline K CHEPTONUI KEN 1:09:03
2 Everusalem M KUMA ETH 1:10:42
3 Megumi SEIKE JPN 1:10:45
4 Etalemahu D KIDANE ETH 1:11:12
5 Maki SUZAWA JPN 1:18:24
6 Toni MCINTOSH GBR 1:18:31
7 Alison DOCHERTY GBR 1:18:36
8 Morgan MURPHY GBR 1:21:28
9 Leane HAMILTON GBR 1:22:57
10 Claire ARTHUR GBR 1:23:19
10km
MEN:
1 Tsegai TEWELDE ETH 29:57
2 Alan MCPHERSON GBR 31:38
3 Chris WILSON GBR 32:05
WOMEN:
1 Danielle BROWN GBR 35:17
2 Fiona MATHESON GBR 36:51
3 Jill KNOWLES GBR 37:13
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: BRISTOL HALF MARATHON, GREAT BRITAIN
MEN:
1 Ezekiel CHEROP KEN 1:03:26
2 Tomas ABYU GBR 1:04:29
3 Mark MILES GBR 1:04:54
4 Gareth RAVEN GBR 1:05:05
5 Martin WILLIAMS GBR 1:05:39
6 Richard GARDINER GBR 1:05:47
7 Ben MOREAU GBR 1:05:58
8 Eddie E JONES GBR 1:06:19
9 Benedict WHITBY GBR 1:06:28
10 Thomas PAYN GBR 1:06:37
WOMEN:
1 Claire HALLISEY GBR 1:12:03
2 Joice KIRUI KEN 1:12:53
3 Katrina GRIMMETT GBR 1:13:08
4 Rebecca ROBINSON GBR 1:13:11
5 Gemma MILES GBR 1:13:13
6 Aly DIXON GBR 1:13:40
7 Jo WILKINSON GBR 1:14:31
8 Michelle ROSS-COPE GBR 1:15:15
9 Holly RUSH GBR 1:15:20
10 Susan PARTRIDGE GBR 1:15:26
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: KAUAI'I MARATHON AND HALF, USA
MEN:
1 J T SERVICE USA 2:44:11
2 Jason FLORIMONTE USA 2:59:55
3 Michael STREFF USA 3:00:29
4 David LARA USA 3:05:49
5 Jonathan SOUZA USA 3:13:39
6 Adam DANIELS USA 3:15:23
7 Matthew ENNA USA 3:21:47
8 Devin HOLMES USA 3:27:14
9 Geoff WHITENER USA 3:28:38
10 Marcin KADZIELAWSKI USA 3:28:51
WOMEN:
1 Colleen LITTLE USA 3:08:30
2 Becki L LASSLEY USA 3:21:56
3 Megan WILLIAMS USA 3:23:26
4 Jenn HALL USA 3:36:24
5 Sally MARRACK USA 3:41:39
6 Julie DOHENEY USA 3:42:34
7 Sarah HORNSBY USA 3:45:03
8 Janet SNYDER USA 3:45:08
9 Lynne DALY USA 3:48:49
10 Dara ONO USA 3:49:14
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 James BRESETTE USA 1:20:56
2 Frederic DUPRAZ USA 1:21:42
3 Alan RYAN USA 1:23:53
WOMEN:
1 Lisa POLIZZI CAN 1:32:20
2 Jennifer DEAN USA 1:32:50
3 Theresa GONZALES USA 1:35:37
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: PILA INTERNATIONAL HALF MARATHON, POLAND
The Polish Half Marathon Championships were incorporated into the race. Numbers were 20% up on the previous year, with 1449 finishers from 18
countries. Race conditions were windy, 16°C and some rain in the final stages.
MEN:
1 Boniface NDUVA KEN 1:03:35
2 Cosmas KYEVA KEN 1:04:01
3 Mariusz GIZYNSKI POL 1:04:21
4 Michal SMALEC POL 1:04:42
5 Arkadiusz SOWA POL 1:04:51
6 Marcin FEHLAU POL 1:05:07
7 Kamil POCZWARDOWSKI POL 1:06:38
8 Adam DRACZYNSKI POL 1:06:57
9 Karol RZESZEWICZ POL 1:07:17
10 Kamil SIERACKI POL 1:07:37
WOMEN:
1 Agnieszka GORTEL POL 1:14:14
2 Marzena KLUCZYNSKA POL 1:15:24
3 Maria MAJ-ROKSZ POL 1:15:37
4 Agnieszka JANASIAK POL 1:15:49
5 Anastasiya PADALINSKAYA BLR 1:16:32
6 Malgorzata SOBANSKA POL 1:16:41
7 Ewa KUCHARSKA POL 1:18:27
8 Natalia KRUSHYNSKA UKR 1:20:06
9 Monika WIRKUS POL 1:21:58
10 Weronika WOJCIK POL 1:23:12
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: RIO HALF MARATHON, BRAZIL
Kenyans dominated under cloudy skies. In the men's race they seized control from the start; in the women's Marily Dos Santos led up to 17km but could
not shake off Emily Kirwa, who went on to win. The other notable Brazilian performance was from Cruzeiro Giomar Pereira who, in a "recuperation"
race, managed to take the third podium place by overtaking the Kenyan Titus Kibii in the final stages. Elias Chelimo Kemboi was clearly the best man on
the day. These were the first Kenyan victories for the men since 2005, and for the women since 2004. Without defending champion Marílson dos Santos, who
had run the World Championships Marathon two weeks before, the Kenyans swept all before them. The champion from 2006 and 2007, Franck Caldeira, in eighth,
came nowhere near to mounting the podium.
MEN:
1 Elias KEMBOI KEN 1:02:51
2 Joshua KEMEI KEN 1:03:36
3 Giomar Pereira DA SILVA BRA 1:03:59
4 Titus KIBII KEN 1:04:09
5 Tadese AREDO ETH 1:04:17
6 Paulo Roberto PAULA BRA 1:04:26
7 Raimundo Nonato AGUIAR BRA 1:04:35
8 Franck CALDEIRA BRA 1:05:19
9 Luís Paulo Antunes CRUZEIRO BRA 1:05:48
10 Ayele FEISSA ETH 1:06:16
WOMEN:
1 Eunice KIRWA KEN 1:14:07
2 Meseret DEBELE ETH 1:14:28
3 Marily DOS SANTOS BRA 1:14:49
4 Cruz Nonata DA SILVA BRA 1:15:29
5 Marizete Moreira DOS SANTOS BRA 1:16:01
6 Margaret OKAYA KEN 1:16:25
7 Andrea Celeste BENITES BRA 1:16:48
8 Conceição de Maria CARVALHO BRA 1:17:19
9 Birhane GELETU ETH 1:17:36
10 Lucélia PERES BRA 1:17:43
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: MEDIO MARATON ATLAS DE GUADALAJARA, MEXICO
MEN:
1 Patrick NTHIWA KEN 1:04:00
2 John C KIPROTICH KEN 1:04:17
3 Sergio C REYES MEX 1:04:35
4 Emmanuel C MNANGAT KEN 1:04:49
5 Arturo J REGULES MEX 1:05:07
6 Sammy KIPLAGAT KEN 1:05:28
7 Christopher TOROITICH KEN 1:05:34
8 Evans M MOMANYI KEN 1:05:36
9 Thomas O NYAKUNDI KEN 1:05:38
10 Issac M WAWERU KEN 1:05:54
WOMEN:
1 Hyvon NGETICH KEN 1:13:37
2 Genoveva K JELAGAT KEN 1:13:51
3 Adriana M FERNANDEZ MEX 1:14:42
4 Marisol R ROMERO MEX 1:15:48
5 Rahab NDUNGU KEN 1:16:56
6 Monica MUTHONI KEN 1:17:17
7 Judith H RAMIREZ MEX 1:18:02
8 Maria C PORTILLA PER 1:19:21
9 Leticia N ROCHA DE LA CRUZ MEX 1:21:47
10 Patricia A MARTINEZ MEX 1:21:55
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: NIKE BUDAPEST INTERNATIONAL HALF MARATHON, HUNGARY
With 5300 finishers this is the largest half marathon in Central Europe. In addition there were 400 relay teams and around 2400 children and family
members who took part in the 3.5km Fun Run. This year 53 nations were represented among the 1500 runners from abroad. Most of them came from UK, US,
Italy, France and Germany. However, there were participants also from far away places, such as Pakistan, Venezuela, Columbia, Japan and Singapore.
The race makes its way through the most beautiful parts of the Hungarian capital, crossing Heroes’ Square, along Andrássy Street, past Buda Castle
and the magnificent neo-gothic domed Hungarian Parliament building. While crossing the Chain Bridge runners could admire the breathtaking view of the city.
The race is a popular event and does not invite elite runners, consequently the winners were Hungarian residents (Erkolo Ashenafi, originally from
Ethiopia and Kriaztina Papp). Next year the 25th anniverary edition will be held on 5 September 2010.
MEN:
1 Ashenafi ERKOLO ETH 1:07:24
2 Adam KOVACS HUN 1:08:44
3 Roland KEDVES HUN 1:09:56
4 Mihaly ZSIROS HUN 1:10:45
5 Barnabas SZANISZLO HUN 1:10:46
6 Marc GARCIA GIMENEZ ESP 1:11:52
7 Attila VARBIRO HUN 1:12:04
8 Gergely REZESSY HUN 1:12:52
9 Peter TOROK HUN 1:13:00
10 Pal ILISZ HUN 1:14:39
WOMEN:
1 Krisztina PAPP HUN 1:15:27
2 Andrea SZEDERKENYI-TAKACS HUN 1:16:30
3 Judit PETTKO-SZANDTNER HUN 1:21:12
4 Hasna BAHOM ESP 1:23:06
5 Zsuzsa VAJDA HUN 1:24:39
6 Emese MARKUS HUN 1:25:43
7 Eszter DUDAS HUN 1:25:57
8 Erika KARASZ HUN 1:26:17
9 Elehanna SILVANI ITA 1:27:05
10 Roza KHELL HUN 1:27:35
6 SEPTEMBER 2009: TORSHAVN MARATHON, FAROE ISLANDS
The lunchtime start for the 7th edition in this northern Atlantic outpost offered good conditions to the 1500 starters: cloudy, dry, 14°C
and almost windless writes Stefan Schlett. Most were health runners doing 2.2 or 5.5km but there were also 39 marathoners and 107 half marathoners
from seven different countries, making it the smallest capital-Marathon in the world (and Torshavn, with 19,000 inhabitants is the smallest capital
worldwide).
The course is totally traffic free, and for the half and full marathon runners, heading north after the city loop, hilly and very scenic. It runs
alongside the silent and peaceful Kaldbaksfjordur. Surrounded by steep hills covered by a green blanket of grass and dozens of waterfalls, marathoners
circumnavigate the inlet until the turn point in the picturesque village of Kaldbak (population 234).
Last year's winner Andrias Hansen and his brother Eirikur Hansen managed the only two sub three-hour times. Both are members of the organizing
Bragdid–Club in Torshavn, who invest the race surplus in support of their young athletes. Women's course-record-holder Rigmor Arge was a comfortable
winner.
Last year marathon legend Ron Hill used this lovely, familiar and well organized event to claim the Faroe Islands as his 100th racing country.
I followed in his footsteps and ran my 636th Marathon and 86th country.
MEN:
1 Andrias HANSEN FAR 2:51:35
2 Eirikur HANSEN FAR 2:54:35
3 Borgar BISKOPSTO FAR 3:11:50
4 Lau JENSEN FAR 3:23:31
5 Sigurd JUSTINUSSEN FAR 3:25:58
6 Anton HOJGAARD FAR 3:29:35
7 Oli OLSEN FAR 3:32:36
8 Thomas HENSING DAN 3:35:14
9 Niels HANSSON FAR 3:40:35
10 Johan HAVN FAR 3:44:14
WOMEN:
1 Rigmor ARGE FAR 3:30:03
2 Ranva DJURHOLM FAR 3:44:55
3 Biirita LASSEN FAR 4:20:03
4 Krista NIELSEN FAR 4:23:58
5 Susan JACOBSEN FAR 4:27:51
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Regin ZACHARIASEN FAR 1:23:37
2 Michael FELDBALLE FAR 1:27:23
3 Jonhord LARSEN FAR 1:27:49
WOMEN:
1 Helga Susanna JOHANSEN FAR 1:46:46
2 Morid JACOBSEN FAR 1:51:41
3 Barbara CHRISTPHERSEN FAR 1:57:58
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12 SEPTEMBER 2009: TESCO PRAGUE GRAND PRIX 10km, CZECH REPUBLIC
On a cool evening in Old Town Prague over 3500 runners participated in either the 3.8 km family Tesco Run (1850 runners and walkers, many raising
funds for children's cancer research), the adidas Women's Race 5km (1282 women) at 19:30 and the METRO Men's 10km (2260) one hour later. With light
winds and a partly cloudy sky conditions were good for fast running.
The men's field included three with personal bests below 28:00: Habtamu Awash (ETH, 27:07) Essa Ismail Rashed (QAT, aka Daniel Kipkosgei KEN, 27:21)
and Dickson Marwa (TAN, 27:39). Marwa and Awash led a group of six through 5km in 14:07.20. By 8km (22:37) Marwa had a slight lead over Awash and Kenya's
Stephen Kiprotich. Although he slowed to 3:03 for the penultimate kilometre he stayed ahead to snatch victory.
Jane Kiptoo headed the women's field with a PB of 15:03 ahead of Ida Nilsson (SWE, 15:28). Kiptoo led for the early stages of the race, but couldn't
shake off the diminutive Gladys Kerubo Otero. Gladys shot into the lead at around 4km and was never headed.
During the Men's 10km the Hilton Cloud 9 Barmen's race waiters faced off against each other over an obstacle course while carrying a tray with cups
brimfull with Mattoni water. The winning team represented the Café Klimpt of the Diplomat Hotel.
The race grew by 40% to embrace 5650 runners, who experienced the magical atmosphere of running through Prague at night under specially adapted
artificial lights. The Tesco Run for Life 3.8km saw 2100 people taking part, running to support the Childhood Cancer Foundation Krtek. The funds
raised amounted to 60000 euros.
The adidas Women's race 5km attracted 1280 participants, making it the largest ever women's race to be organized in the Czech Republic (or
previously Czechoslovakia). This, combined with the participation level in the charity run and the record number of participants in the Metro Men's
Race 10km (2260 men, including a number of elite athletes), was a great accomplishment for the city of Prague.
MEN:
1 Dickson MARWA KEN 28:24
2 Habtamu AWASH ETH 28:36
3 Steven KIPROTICH KEN 28:38
WOMEN (5km):
1 Gladys OTERO KEN 15:45
2 Jane KIPTOO KEN 15:52
3 Lydia Njeri MATHATI KEN 16:08
4 Lisa BLOMME SWE 16:23
5 Ida NILSSON SWE 16:36
6 Petra KAMINKOVA CZE 16:45
12 SEPTEMBER 2009: STOCKHOLM HALF MARATHON, SWEDEN
In nice running weather (16°C, cloudy), 8,282 runners finished the 9th edition. Isabellah Andersson broke the Swedish record with her winning time
in the women's race. Next year's race will be on 11 September, and all information will be available on the race website within a few weeks.
MEN:
1 Daniel WOLDU SWE 1:06:54
2 Lars JOHANSSON SWE 1:07:49
3 Jonas BUUD SWE 1:08:16
4 Marek POSZEPCZYNSKI SWE 1:08:31
5 Andreas SVENSSON SWE 1:08:55
6 Arto PERTTILA FIN 1:08:56
7 Mikael LINDBERG SWE 1:09:00
8 Oskar LANDIN SWE 1:09:46
9 Fredrick JOHANSSON SWE 1:10:46
10 Linus HOLMSATER SWE 1:10:57
WOMEN:
1 Isabellah ANDERSSON SWE 1:11:35
2 Anna RAHM SWE 1:16:59
3 Gabriella SAMUELSSON SWE 1:18:13
4 Anna VON SCHENK SWE 1:18:18
5 Johanna BOHLIN SWE 1:18:42
6 Jenny JOHANNESSON SWE 1:18:59
7 Malin LILJESTEDT SWE 1:19:06
8 Cecilia FAGER SWE 1:21:02
9 Theree HAGERSJO SWE 1:21:46
10 Kajsa BERG SWE 1:22:48
12 SEPTEMBER 2009: NOVOSIBIRSK HALF MARATHON, RUSSIA
MEN:
1 Yevgeny RYBAKOV RUS 1:03:50
2 Anatoly RYBAKOV RUS 1:04:43
3 Yevgeny PISHCHALOV RUS 1:07:19
4 Mikail KULKOV RUS 1:07:28
5 Mikail KHOBOTOV RUS 1:07:35
6 Sergey BILGATOV RUS 1:07:53
WOMEN:
1 Eliza KIREEVA RUS 1:12:34
2 Lyubov MORGUNOVA RUS 1:14:17
3 Elena RUKHIYADA RUS 1:14:39
4 Yevgenia DANILOVA RUS 1:15:38
5 Svetlana BOSINKOVA RUS 1:16:10
6 Nataliya SOKOLOVA RUS 1:19:05
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13 SEPTEMBER 2009: SEB TALLINN CITY RUN HALF MARATHON, ESTONIA
MEN:
1 Mareks FLOROSEKS LAT 1:07:34
2 Taivo PUI EST 1:08:16
3 Alexay MARKOV 1:08:16
4 Vyatcheslav KOSOLEV 1:09:20
5 Keio KITS EST 1:09:49
6 Kaupo SASMIN EST 1:10:33
7 Ralf LIPP EST 1:10:36
8 Mart ANDERSSON 1:11:24
9 Sanfer JURS EST 1:12:01
10 Margus KOOR EST 1:12:07
WOMEN:
1 Raza DRAZDAUSKAITE LTU 1:12:54
2 Jelena ABELE 1:17:28
3 Jekaterina PATJUK 1:18:35
4 Remalda KERGYTE LTU 1:20:18
5 Kulli PIRKSAAR EST 1:24:59
6 Evelin KARNER EST 1:26:05
7 Janika ARDEL EST 1:27:03
8 Olga ANDREYEVA 1:27:50
9 Laura SUUR EST 1:29:04
10 Anneli VAHER EST 1:29:22
13 SEPTEMBER 2009: WROCLAW MARATHON, POLAND
MEN:
1 Julius K KIPKORIR KEN 2:16:59
2 Wilfred CHESEREK KEN 2:18:31
3 Salo TARAS UKR 2:19:13
4 Przemslaw ROJEWSKI POL 2:22:07
5 Grzegorz SOBCZYK POL 2:22:50
6 Oleksiy MEBENTSOV RUS 2:25:39
7 Viktor STARODUBCEV UKR 2:27:07
8 Yaroslav HVOZDETSKYY UKR 2:31:35
9 Ilya SLAVENSKI BLR 2:32:25
10 Tomasz SOBCZYK POL 2:32:53
WOMEN:
1 Liudmyla SHELEST RUS 2:57:18
2 Antonina RYCHTER POL 3:00:18
3 Agnieszka MALINOWSKA-SYPEK POL 3:02:18
4 Barbara SOBCZYK POL 3:07:50
5 Dorota PRZYBYSZ POL 3:10:38
6 Grazyna POPIEL POL 3:16:22
7 Dorota WYLECIAL POL 3:16:29
8 Sabina JACHNIK POL 3:23:13
9 Joanna DREWNICKA-OGRODNIK POL 3:23:40
10 Justyna JEDRO POL 3:28:15
13 SEPTEMBER 2009: VILNIUS MARATHON, LITHUANIA
MEN:
1 Darius SKARNULIS LTU 2:33:16
2 Tomas VENCKUNAS LTU 2:36:05
3 Ivar VALTASS LAT 2:41:54
WOMEN:
1 Vilija DAMASICKIENE LTU 3:13:53
2 Anna BEATTIE AUS 3:30:45
3 Karina ONUFRIJEVA LTU 3:31:30
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Stiapan RAHAUTSOU BLR 1:06:11
2 Tomas MATIJOSIOUS LTU 1:08:49
3 Aurimas SKINULIS LTU 1:09:57
WOMEN:
1 Diana LOBACEVSKE LTU 1:17:01
2 Nicole BOHM GER 1:26:25
3 Olga ZIUGANOVA LTU 1:32:47
13 SEPTEMBER 2009 MEDIA MARATON INT'L DE MEDELLIN
Julius Kipyego and Ogla Kimiayo defended their titles through the streets of the city in the 15th edition of the race. Last year Kipyego had set the
course record of 1:02:34, but this time ran uncontested, 46 seconds slower. The first Columbian, Diego Colorado in third, similarly repeated his previous
year's placing.
Ogla Kimaiyo was also unrivalled, although her compatriot Genoveva Jelegat finished only 17 seconds behind her. Morning conditions were humid with
light rain during part of the race. Altogether 15231 people particpated.
MEN:
1 Julius KIPYEGO KEN 1:03:20
2 Emmanuel MNANGAT KEN 1:04:55
3 Diego COLORADO COL 1:04:58
4 Simon MBUTHIA KEN 1:05:08
5 Isaac Waweru MACHARIA KEN 1:05:20
6 William NARANJO COL 1:06:31
7 Giovany AMADOR COL 1:06:44
8 Berhanu ADANE ETH 1:07:08
9 Yeison GUTIERREZ COL 1:07:27
10 Pedro MORA VEN 1:07:46
WOMEN:
1 Ogla KIMAIYO KEN 1:13:49
2 Genoveva JELEGAT KEN 1:14:06
3 Lucy Njeri MUHOVY KEN 1:15:57
4 Erika ABRIL GOL 1:17:27
5 Shewarge Alene AMARE KEN 1:19:14
6 Lina Maria ARIAS COL 1:19:46
7 Indira ESPANOL COL 1:20;22
8 Ana Joaquina RONDON COL 1:21:42
9 Cynthia RUIZ PER 1:23:28
10 Carolina PEREZ COL 1:23:55
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19 SEPTEMBER 2009: AFRICA UNIVERSITY PEACE MARATHON, ZIMBABWE
[No results obtained]
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20 SEPTEMBER 2009: real,- BERLIN MARATHON, GERMANY
Haile Gebrselassie made a valiant attack on his own world record in the 36th edition, and disposed of all opposition by the halfway mark, reached
in 1:01:44, 12 seconds ahead of Duncan Kibet. Haile still had pacemakers for company and the last of these dropped off at 32km after passing through 30km
in a new world record of 1:27:49 (unofficial). He began to slow soon after that, recording kilometres over 3 minutes from 34km, and slipping outside
world record schedule at 37km. Clearly drained from his early effort he hung on take his fourth consecutive Berlin victory in 2:06:08. "I was tired,
I pushed too much," he said immediately afterwards. Francis Kiprop of Kenya closed to within a minute for second place.
The women's race was dominated by Ethiopians in the early stages with a group of four heading the field. Atsede Habtamu stayed the course to win,
a half minute inside her personal best, but Russia's Silvia Skvortsova came through strongly to take second, also improving her best time by 33 seconds.
Debutante Mamitu Daska of Ethiopia came in third.
MEN:
1 Haile GEBRSELASSIE ETH 2:06:08
2 Francis KIPROP KEN 2:07:04
3 Negari TERFA ETH 2:07:41
4 Debele TULU ETH 2:09:41
5 Alfred KERING KEN 2:09:52
6 Girma ASSEFA ETH 2:09:58
7 Eshetu WONDIMU ETH 2:12:28
8 Atsushi FUJITA JPN 2:12:54
9 Kensuke TAKAHASHI JPN 2:13:00
10 Cuthnbert NYASANGO ZIM 2:13:19
WOMEN:
1 Atsede HABTAMU ETH 2:24:47
2 Sylvia SKVORTSOVA RUS 2:26:24
3 Mamitu DASKA ETH 2:26:38
4 Rosario CONSOLE ITA 2:26:45
5 Genet GETANAH ETH 2:27:09
6 Leah MALOT KEN 2:29:17
7 Tatyana ARYASOVA RUS 2:32:17
8 Jacqueline NYETIPEI KEN 2:34:16
9 Maja NEUENSCHWANDER SUI 2:35:44
10 Hailey HAINING GBR 2:36:08
20 SEPTEMBER 2009: DAM TOT DAMLOOP, NETHERLANDS
MEN:
1 Moses MASAI KEN 45:16
2 Charles KAMATHI KEN 45:16
3 Getu FELEKE ETH 45:29
4 Micah KOGO KEN 45:41
5 Teklemariam MEDHIN ETH 47:11
6 Francis KIBIWOTT KEN 47:15
7 Mourad MAROFIT MAR 47:33
8 Cosmas KIGEN KEN 47:39
WOMEN:
1 Linet MASAI KEN 50:39
2 Hilda KIBET NED 51:21
3 Peninah ARUSEI KEN 51:26
4 Belaynesh FIKADU ETH 51:40
5 Grace MOMANYI KEN 51:51
6 Bizunesh URGESSA ETH 52:59
7 Ines MONTEIRO POR 53:07
8 Ana DIAS POR 54:53
20 SEPTEMBER 2009: BLACKMORES SYDNEY RUNNING FESTIVAL / SYDNEY MARATHON, AUSTRALIA
MEN:
1 Julius SEUREI KEN 2:17:07
2 Koji TANIGUCHI JPN 2:26:15
3 Jeremey HORNE AUS 2:33:48
4 Kota MIYAKAWA JPN 2:34:03
5 Thamal COORAY 2:35:04
6 Mustapha TAKIEDDINE 2:41:36
7 Gavin STEVENS 2:42:38
8 Andrew HEYDEN 2:42:54
9 Scott BRADLEY 2:44:08
10 Stuart PASS 2:45:11
WOMEN:
1 Naoko TSUCHIYA JPN 2:52:46
2 Norie FURUYA JPN 2:59:08
3 Verity TOLHURST AUS 3:03:33
4 Maryann MURRAY 3:06:52
5 Elise BROWN 3:09:34
6 Mami KAGAWA JPN 3:10:50
7 Yvette KNOX 3:15:12
8 Georgie MOORE 3:16:03
9 Layegha HASHEMI 3:16:47
10 Sian ELLISON 3:16:55
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Brett CARTWRIGHT AUS 1:07:29
2 Maeyama AKIKO JPN 1:07:37
3 Peter EASON 1:09:01
WOMEN:
1 Mina NOMURA JPN 1:15:17
2 Magda KARIMAL-POULOS AUS 1:19:29
3 Sally BAILEY 1:21:08
20 SEPTEMBER 2009: MARATHON LEON INDEPENDENCIA, MEXICO
MEN:
1 Hugo Romero MENDEZ MEX 2:18:52
2 Mark Kipkosgei CHEPSES KEN 2:18:56
3 Daniel Vargas SANCHEZ MEX 2:20:12
4 Armando Capula TORREZ MEX 2:21:37
5 Samuel Rotich CHEMERISIA KEN 2:24:11
6 Erick MOSES KEN 2:25:05
WOMEN:
1 Monica MUTHONI KEN 2:40:17
2 Patricia Retiz GUTIERREZ MEX 2:41:22
3 Sara Cedillo SANCHEZ MEX 2:45:06
4 Emma Maldonado CARMONA MEX 2:49:25
5 Ma Guadalupe Santana MARIN MEX 2:56:06
6 Patricia Oaxaca SILVA MEX 2:57:59
7 Guillermina Cira CORTEZ MEX 2:58:34
8 Lorena Cira CORTEZ MEX 3:04:00
9 Penelope Lona GUERRERO MEX 3:06:53
10 Guadalupe Garcia GONZALEZ MEX 3:08:12
20 SEPTEMBER 2009: VARAZDIN HALF MARATHON, CROATIA
MEN:
1 Laszlo TOTH HUN 1:09:09
2 Tamas TOTH HUN 1:09:12
3 Adam KOVACS HUN 1:09:12
4 Erkolo ASHENAFI ETH 1:09:13
5 Drazen DINJAR CRO 1:11:03
6 Roland ADOK HUN 1:11:40
7 Drago PARIPOVIC CRO 1:12:29
8 Vedran LOZANOV CRO 1:12:35
9 Aron KIS HUN 1:12:53
10 Zoran ZILIC CRO 1:13:56
WOMEN:
1 Monika NAGY HUN 1:18:28
2 Daneja GRANDOVEC SLO 1:19:18
3 Marijana LUKIC CRO 1:20:09
4 Christina L STUBLIC CRO 1:20:56
5 Reka BALTAI HUN 1:21:23
6 Barbara BELUSIC CRO 1:23:43
7 Tunde SZABO HUN 1:25:56
8 Veronika JURISI CRO 1:27:27
9 Nikolina SUSTIC CRO 1:27:40
10 Daniiela CERNIC CRO 1:28:28
20 SEPTEMBER 2009: HC ANDERSEN MARATHON, DENMARK
MEN:
1 Jonah KEMBOI KEN 2:15:32
2 Benjamin SEREM KEN 2:17:00
3 James K KARANJA KEN 2:17:11
4 John MUTAI KEN 2:19:46
5 Gordeev ANDREI RUS 2:22:44
6 Joseph KIMISI KEN 2:26:08
7 Joseph O OUKO KEN 2:26:15
8 Brian A HANSEN DEN 2:26:18
9 Soren MOLBECH DEN 2:27:31
10 Daniel S SANDERSEN DEN 2:29:07
WOMEN:
1 Gitte KARLSHOJ DEN 2:51:30
2 Nina W MADSEN DEN 2:54:24
3 Tatiana VERNIGOR 2:55:18
4 Susan KIRUI KEN 2:59:08
5 Irine BALSKILDE DEN 3:10:20
6 Troels H NIELSEN DEN 3:12:18
7 Julie W EJLERSEN DEN 3:14:40
8 Dorte SKOVBY DEN 3:21:14
9 Else M AMMENTORP DEN 3:21:57
10 Annemette VALANT DEN 3:23:04
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Samuel LUTABI 1:08:47
2 Morten MUNKHOLM DEN 1:11:03
3 Ronni HANSEN DEN 1:11:06
WOMEN:
1 Anitta HANSEN DEN 1:22:10
2 Line JENSEN DEN 1:25:45
3 Mia SORENSEN DEN 1:27:32
20 SEPTEMBER 2009: TURIN HALF MARATHON, ITALY
MEN:
1 John KOMEN KEN 1:01:57
2 Joel Kimurer KEMBOI KEN 1:01:59
3 Vasil MATVIYCHUK RUS 1:02:16
4 Elisha MELI KEN 1:06:15
5 Frederico SIMIONATO ITA 1:06:36
6 Alberto MONTORIO ITA 1:08:02
7 Alessandro GIANONE ITA 1:10:34
8 Luca Serva PEROLIN ITA 1:11:56
9 Marco TIMO ITA 1:12:44
10 Bruno SANTACHIARA ITA 1:12:47
WOMEN:
1 Agnes KIPROP KEN 1:09:54
2 Florence CHEPSOI KEN 1:10:45
3 Guistina MENNA ITA 1:16:47
4 Ana CAPUSTIN ITA 1:21:00
5 Sara FERRAGLIA ITA 1:23:42
6 Guiseppina MATTONI ITA 1:24:31
7 Frederica VIANA ITA 1:24:41
8 Ignazia CAMMALIERI ITA 1:24:59
9 Lisa BORZANI ITA 1:25:26
10 Mara ZUCHELLO ITA 1:25:27
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27 SEPTEMBER 2009: SCOTIABANK TORONTO WATERFRONT MARATHON, CANADA
In the 20th anniversary race Kenneth Mungara successfully defended his title and in doing so ran the fastest time ever recorded on Canadian soil,
writes Paul Gains.
Under extremely humid conditions and temperatures hovering around 17°C the 36-year-old finished about 100m ahead of Ethiopia's Chala Lemi, who
was also well under the previous record of 2:09:30.
"I didn't believe the clock," Mungara admitted, who won a total of CAD $55,000 including bonuses. "I was hoping to run 2:10 here because
I was injured in May," he disclosed. "I couldn't go very fast because of my knee injury in Prague. When I was behind I didn't worry. I was going
slowly because of my knee."
Mungara and Lemi were amongst a group of eight athletes who followed three pacemakers through the early stages passing 10km in 30:04 and the half way
point on this pancake-flat course in 1:03:34. Two of the rabbits dropped out at 25km and the third a few more kilometres later — when he slipped on
a patch of slick pavement and fell. Lemi and his countryman Gashaw Asfaw, seventh in the Beijing Olympics, tried to break 32-35km, opening a small gap
on Mungara. But Lemi was visibly tiring, and looking over his shoulder, which seemed to inspire Mungara as he opened up a winning margin.
The women's race also yielded a new course record as 23-year-old Amane Gobena upset the defending champion, Mulu Seboka. Seboka had broken away
around halfway by a series of surges, and at one point there was almost 200m separating the pair. Gobena, running only her third marathon, battled back
into contention by 39km. Haile Kebebush made it an Ethiopian sweep crossing the line in 2:30:47 for third place. The Ethiopians were greeted at the
finish line by the 1980 Olympic 5000m and 10,000m champion Miruts Yifter who is in Toronto visiting his son. Canadian hopes had rested upon Lioudmila
Kortchaguina but the 38-year-old Russian-born resident of Toronto twisted her ankle on a streetcar track after only 3km and stopped.
The race also raised $1.8 million for various charities.
MEN:
1 Kenneth MUNGARA KEN 2:08:32
2 Chala LEMI ETH 2:08:49
3 Gashaw ASFAW ETH 2:09:23
4 Luka CHELIMO KEN 2:10:26
5 Francis MUENDO KEN 2:12:09
6 Daniel Kiprugut TOO KEN 2:13:08
7 Mohammed ABDUH QAT 2:13:19
8 Siyoum LEMMA ETH 2:14:49
9 Elijah SANG KEN 2:15:23
10 Dagim GETNET ETH 2:18:08
WOMEN:
1 Amane GOBENA ETH 2:28:31
2 Mulu SEBOKA ETH 2:29:38
3 Haile KEBEBUSH ETH 2:30:48
4 Emmah MUTHONI KEN 2:32:14
5 Lydia CHEROMEI KEN 2:32:37
6 Nataliya VOLGINA RUS 2:35:50
7 Helen DECKER GBR 2:41:10
8 Sofia ADILO ETH 2:42:23
9 Krista DUCHENE CAN 2:50:37
10 Joyce KANDIE KEN 2:50:48
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Bernard LANGAT KEN 1:05:14
2 Moses MACHARIA KEN 1:07:06
3 Baghdad RACHEM CAN 1:07:55
WOMEN:
1 Megan BROWN CAN 1:18:00
2 Joan BENOIT SAMUELSON USA 1:22:02
3 Cosette TAYLOR CAN 1:24:09
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: DEXIA ROUTE DU VIN HALF MARATHON, LUXEMBOURG
MEN:
1 Nzau J MWANGANGI KEN 1:00:36
2 Julius ARILE KEN 1:01:14
3 Alexander TIDONY KEN 1:01:38
4 Urige Buta ARADO NOR 1:01:48
5 Kipkoech W TARAGON KEN 1:02:35
6 Mark MACHARIA KEN 1:03:28
7 Wilson KIPKOGEI KEN 1:03:50
8 Phaustin STARECHE TAN 1:03:55
9 James MIBEI KEN 1:04:38
10 Reuben CHEBBII KEN 1:04:39
WOMEN:
1 Shitaye G DEBELLU ETH 1:10:37
2 Eunice KALES KEN 1:12:54
3 Emily KIMURIA KEN 1:12:56
4 Simret RESTLE GER 1:13:30
5 Oleksandra AZAROVA UKR 1:14:30
6 Ruth WANJIRU KEN 1:17:16
7 Mounia ABOULACHEN 1:18:28
8 Ruth CHEPKOECH KEN 1:18:33
9 Agnes KIPROTICH KEN 1:19:34
10 Anne LOGELIN 1:26:11
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: FORTIS SINGELLOOP UTRECHT 10km, NETHERLANDS
Leonard Komon won the 59th edition of the Utrecht Singelloop 10km with the third fastest performance on the roads in 2009, and the sixth fastest
ever writes Wim Van Hemert. Running in ideal conditions in this central Dutch city, 21-year old Komon was on target for an assault on Micah
Kogo's 27:01 World record, but faded in the final stages. Kogo set his world record in Brunssum (NED) on 29 March this year and earlier in September
Peter Kamais, clocked 27:09 in Tilburg (NED). Pre-race favourite Eliud Kipchoge slipped to sixth in 28:11 after keeping pace with the leaders through
halfway.
In the women's race Nadia Ejjafini of Bahrain was in a class of her own, winning by nearly half a minute.
MEN:
1 Leonard KOMON KEN 27:10
2 Vincent YATOR KEN 27:34
3 Boniface KIRUI KEN 27:41
4 Shume GERBABA ETH 27:53
5 Ezekiel CHIBII KEN 28:04
6 Elius KOPCHOGE KEN 28:11
7 Abraham KIPLIMO KEN 28:22
8 Youssef BANNIZ MAR 28:54
9 Mourad MAROFIT MAR 29:13
10 Alexei REUNKOV RUS 29:14
WOMEN:
1 Nadia EJJAFINI BRN 32:37
2 Rasa DRAZDAUSKAITE LTU 33:01
3 Emily CHENUTAI KEN 34:03
4 Merel DE KNEGT NED 34:33
5 Alena BERASNIOVA BLR 34:43
27 SEPTEMEBER 2009: LAKE TAHOE MARATHON, USA
Sean Meissner, four-time winner of the triple marathon (three marathons in three days) used his familiarity with the course to good effect in taking
the marathon title for the first time, while hometown favourite Gretchen Brugman took the women's title in a personal best on this tough couse at
altitude. She had won the triple in 2003. Lynyrd Skinrod again took the triple title with a 2:43, 2:54 and 3:02 sequence, while new face Leslie
Stallings, all the way from Florida, won the women's triple with her series of 3:53, 3:47 and 3:54. Event director Les Wright, who also stages bike
races over the festival week, was pleased with the 9000 attendance and balmy fall weather.
MEN:
1 Sean MEISSNER USA 2:58:02
2 Ian SHARMAN USA 3:02:40
3 Lynyrd SKYNROD USA 3:03:22
4 Jim GEORGE USA 3:10:01
5 Oswaldo LOPEZ USA 3:12:42
6 Rudy MONTOYA USA 3:16:34
7 Billle BENSDUM USA 3:16:36
8 Andre CASTILLO USA 3:17:09
9 Charlie JOHNSTON USA 3:25:32
10 Filiberto HERNANDEZ USA 3:27:59
WOMEN:
1 Gretchen BRUGMAN USA 3:34:25
2 Jill LOWDEN USA 3:40:01
3 Rachel WARNER USA 3:45:41
4 Vickie LAU USA 3:48:13
5 Shelly STAHLKE USA 3:51:12
6 Carolyn SIMMS AUS 3:51:37
7 Jacqueline WILKINS USA 3:52:17
8 Kara LAPOINT USA 3:52:52
9 Leslie STALLINGS USA 3:54:19
10 Jackie SLOVES USA 3:55:55
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: MARATONA INTERNACIONAL DE FOZ DO IGUAZU, BRAZIL
MEN:
1 MARCOS ANTONIO PEREIRA BRA 2:22:20
2 Jise Everaldo DA SILVA BRA 2:26:30
3 Roberto Rodrigues OLIVEIRA BRA 2:32:53
4 Antonio Ferriera DA SILVA BRA 2:35:28
5 Manoel Alves DA SILVA BRA 2:36:05
6 Paulo Jose DA SILVA BRA 2:36:35
7 Davi Vital DA SILVA BRA 2:38:54
8 Marcio Dos SANTOS MATOS BRA 2:40:16
9 Marcelo Cosmo DIAS BRA 2:41:29
10 Alexsandro LEAL BRA 2:43:43
WOMEN:
1 Jacqueline Jerotich CHEBOR KEN 2:52:08
2 Rosa Jussara BARBOSA BRA 2:52:50
3 Marluce Queiroz FERREIRA BRA 2:55:07
4 Luciana Beatriz DE LIMA BRA 2:59:36
5 Maria Rosana Nunes FERREIRA BRA 3:04:19
6 Ilaine WANDSCHEER BRA 3:12:41
7 Marcela Cristina GOMEZ BRA 3:15:03
8 Maria Marluce Barbosa DE LIMA BRA 3:19:03
9 Edna Lucia MARTINS BRA 3:20:28
10 Camila Dos Santos HENRIQUES BRA 3:21:08
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: MARATON INTERNACIONAL DE LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO
The elite Mexican runners Edilberto Méndez and Jaqueline Orellana Sanchez conquered their respective fields in the 27th edition on a rainy and cool
morning that was made for running. In doing so they broke the Kenyan stranglehold that had prevailed since 2002. The 2001 edition was the last occasion
when domestic runners won both male and female events. It was also the last time the men's event was won by a Mexican, Alejandro Villanueva.
Six thousand runners departed from the majestic Plaza de la Constitución. At 10km, just before entering the Bosque de Chapultepec Mendez escaped
from the Kenyan Goerge Kirwa. Passing 10km in 32:52, Mendez gradually extended his lead. Despite his exaggerated head movements Mendez led throughout,
and never lost his racing rhythm. As he passed 15km in 49:04 and 20km in 1:05:54 and 25km in 1:22:32. Kirwa fell back, eventually to be overhauled by
a compact group of three other Mexican runners.
In the women's race Emma Maldonado Carmona had led by almost 800m between 20-25km, but Sanchez ran an intelligent race to overhaul her at 39km and
lead a sweep of the podium by home town runners.
MEN:
1 Edi lberto MENDEZ MEX 2:21:34
2 Crispín Escorcia MORALES MEX 2:28:20
3 Rogelio LOPEZ MEX 2:29:45
WOMEN:
1 Jacqueline Orellana SANCHEZ MEX 2:54:06
2 Emma Maldonado CARMONA MEX 2:55:00
3 Maria Dolores VALENCIA MEX 2:56:21
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: NEDBANK CAPE TOWN MARATHON, SOUTH AFRICA
MEN:
1 George MOFOKENG RSA 2:14:20
2 Motlokoa NKHABUTLANE RSA 2:14:51
3 Mike FOKORONI RSA 2:15:12
4 Rapheal SEGODI RSA 2:16:58
5 Thanduluntu MAGQAZA RSA 2:17:22
6 Vincent SENG RSA 2:17:29
7 Gilbert MUTANDIRO RSA 2:17:33
8 Wellington CHIDODO RSA 2:18:12
9 David NGAKANE RSA 2:18:22
10 Molanlehi BOKAAKO RSA 2:18:28
WOMEN:
1 Sharon TAVENGWA RSA 2:47:08
2 Tshifhiwa MUNDALAMO RSA 2:47:24
3 Bulelwa MTSHAGI RSA 2:47:38
4 Mpho MABUZA RSA 2:47:47
5 Paulina NJEYA RSA 2:48:20
6 Dineo LEBOTHA RSA 2:50:59
7 Nodofhiwa MANDIWANA RSA 2:51:14
8 Puseletso MAEMA RSA 2:52:22
9 Aneline ROFFEY RSA 2:54:05
10 Catherine SOSKANA RSA 2:54:44
HALF MARATHON
MEN:
1 Sibusiso NZIMA RSA 29:18
2 Coolboy NGAMOLE RSA 29:31
3 Luketz SWARTBOOI NAM 29:38
WOMEN:
1 Lebo PHULULA RSA 33:08
2 Annerine VAN SCHALKWYK RSA 33:29
3 Lebogang PHULULA RSA 34:33
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: LAKE GARDA MARATHON, ITALY
MEN:
1 Vincent KIPCHIRCHIR KEN 2:18:40
2 Paolo BATTELLI ITA 2:24:27
3 Tommasso VACCINA ITA 2:24:51
4 Pietro COLNAGHI ITA 2:28:18
5 Philemon Kipketer SEREM KEN 2:28:43
6 Marco BOFFO ITA 2:35:37
7 Martino MASSIGNANI ITA 2:40:32
8 Andrea RIGO ITA 2:41:36
9 Daniele RAVASIO ITA 2:41:39
10 Lutz KUHARDT GER 2:46:20
WOMEN:
1 Monica CARLIN ITA 2:50:32
2 Josephine Wangui NJOKI KEN 2:50:51
3 Frederica BALLARINI ITA 2:53:27
4 Nunez ENCARNA ESP 2:55:33
5 Simonetta LAZZARAOTTO ITA 3:09:56
6 Maria Ilaria FOSSATI ITA 3:10:29
7 Diana DARDHA ITA 3:12:38
8 Simona KOSCOVA CZE 3:16:50
9 Paola Maria MAZZOLINI ITA 3:18:01
10 Jo TWEED GBR 3:18:14
27 SEPTEMBER 2009: MARATONINA DI UDINE, ITALY
MEN:
1 Benson BARUS KEN 1:01:28
2 Titus MASAI KEN 1:01:29
3 Peter Chesang KURUI KEN 1:01:39
4 Matthew KOECH KEN 1:01:46
5 Gilbert CHEPKWONI KEN 1:02:01
6 Wilson Kebenei KIPROTICH KEN 1:02:48
7 Boniface MBUVI KEN 1:03:08
8 Willy MWANGI KEN 1:03:24
9 James CHEBOI KEN 1:03:29
10 Rachid KISRI MAR 1:03:52
WOMEN:
1 Pasalia KIPKOECH KEN 1:11:11
2 Xiaolin ZHU CHN 1:11:11
3 Abebech AFEWORK ETH 1:11:15
4 Aniko KALOVICS HUN 1:13:43
5 Lydia NJERI KEN 1:14:32
6 Renate RUNGGER 1:14:43
7 Margaret OKAYO KEN 1:15:11
8 Aynalem WOLDEMARIAM ETH 1:15:43
9 Jemila WORTESSA ETH 1:16:42
10 Micaela BONESSI ITA 1:18:46
September 2009
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