April 2005
2 APRIL 2005: HERVIS PRAGUE HALF MARATHON, CZECH REPUBLIC
Silas Kirui beat all opposition and the men's course record when he won the seventh
edition of the race writes Diana Rybachenko. He ran a new personal best to finish 200m
ahead of his nearest rival, with defending champion Joseph Ngeny in third place. Robert
Stefko, from the Czech Republic, was the first the first non-Kenyan to finish, in seventh
place. "I stayed back until 15km, then I went for it" said Kirui. In the women's
race Susan Kirui won by a similar margin, while local favourite Jana Klimesova finished a
distant third, after recently giving birth.
MEN:
1 Silas KIRUI KEN 1:01:07
2 Stanley SALIL KEN 1:01:45
3 Kiprotich NGENY KEN 1:01:56
4 Daniel RONO KEN 1:02:49
5 Simion Kiprop TUITOEK KEN 1:02:49
6 Boniface Muia USISIVU KEN 1:03:29
7 Robert STEFKO CZE 1:03:34
8 Artur OSMAN POL 1:03:44
9 Pavel FASCHINGBAUER CZE 1:04:25
10 Jan BLAHA CZE 1:05:35
WOMEN:
1 Susan KIRUI KEN 1:12:49
2 Jennifer LUNGAKWIANG 1:13:36
3 Jana KLIMESOVA CZE 1:15:31
4 Erica LOMBARDI ITA 1:20:30
5 Iva MILESOVA CZE 1:20:44
6 Monika DOLEZALOVA CZE 1:21:11
7 Ivana SEKYROVA CZE 1:24:16
8 Petra HAVLOVA CZE 1:27:14
9 Veronika BRYCHCINOVA CZE 1:27:21
10 Michaela HABRING 1:27:59
3 APRIL 2005: TARSUS INT'L HALF MARATHON, TURKEY
The second edition of the race in this 7000-year old city was sponsored by the Berdan
Textile company, which employs 1100 people in the city. In cool weather and light drizzle
506 men and 47 women from 13 countries completed the race.
MEN:
1 Laroslav MUSHINSKI MDV 1:04:30
2 Ahmet YAVUZ TUR 1:04:38
3 Selahattin SELCUK TUR 1:04:43
4 Satilmis ATMACA TUR 1:04:46
5 William Kimutai KURGAT KEN 1:04:51
6 Abdil CEYLAN TUR 1:05:07
7 Dawit Gebrhiwot KIDANEMARIAM ETH 1:05:30
8 Rida YOUSSEF MOR 1:05:33
9 Zereu Gebremedhin KELELE ETH 1:05:43
10 John Mutai KIPYATOR KEN 1:06:12
WOMEN:
1 Adanech Zekiros ADANE ETH 1:12:35
2 Elena BURYKINA RUS 1:13:29
3 Turkan ERISMIS TUR 1:15:00
4 Natalie CHERKE MDV 1:15:50
5 Rima DUBOVIK UKR 1:17:17
6 Svetlana NECHAEVA RUS 1:17:32
7 Lale OZTURK TUR 1:17:49
8 Damla YENIGELEN TUR 1:19:06
9 Svetlana SHEPELE MDV 1:20:28
10 Yesim YETERGULAL TUR 1:20:44
3 APRIL 2005: MARATHON OF THE FIVE TOWERS, DENMARK
MEN:
1 Ole KARLSEN DEN 2:43:28
2 Kjell TITLESTAD DEN 3:01:45
3 Karsten KOHLER DEN 3:02:27
4 Torben BILLE DEN 3:07:35
5 Steen JORGENSEN DEN 3:11:05
6 Peter SEIDER DEN 3:12:35
7 Ernst DOETS DEN 3:15:26
8 Jorgen PILEGARD DEN 3:16:20
9 Jan MORTENSEN DEN 3:18:30
10 Jan PARANIAK DEN 3:20:35
WOMEN:
1 Caroline AISTRUP DEN 3:08:12
2 Heidi BOYE DEN 3:18:35
3 Mette PILGAARD DEN 3:32:02
4 Britta KARLSSON DEN 3:36:35
5 Ingrid TITLESTAD DEN 3:58:00
6 Tina KRISTIANSEN DEN 3:59:25
3 APRIL 2005: BEWAG HALF MARATHON BERLIN, GERMANY
Over 12,000 runners from 69 countries finished the race on Berlin's famous Unter den
Linden writes Jorg Wenig. At the start there had been a mishap when two misdirected
ambulance cars headed towards the starting field. After they performed a quick U-turn nothing
further got in the way of another Kenyan clean sweep in the men's race. Eleven runners went
through 10km in 28:53. Lee Bong-Ju, who had attracted a Korean TV crew to Berlin, dropped off
the pace as it began to speed up, to finish 14th in 65:25. At 15km (43:07) there were only
three runners still together: Paul Kimugul, Moses Kigen and former Berlin Marathon winner
Joseph Ngolepus.
At 10km in the women's race five women went through together in 33:25. Previous winner
Joyce Chepchumba was missing, but through tax reasons. By 15km (50:09) Mary Ptikany had
dropped back and by 18km Luminita Zaituc was edging ahead of her closest contender – the
surprising Eun-Jong Lee of South Korea, who went on to set a national record.
MEN:
1 Paul KIMUGUL KEN 1:01:04
2 Joseph NGOLEPUS KEN 1:01:16
3 Moses KIGEN KEN 1:01:39
4 Ernest KIPYEGO KEN 1:01:58
5 Christopher KANDIE KEN 1:02:14
6 Charles NGOLEPUS KEN 1:02:25
7 Patrick IVUTI KEN 1:02:34
8 Benjamin ITOK KEN 1:02:45
9 Elijah SANG KEN 1:02:56
10 Jonathan KOSGEI KEN 1:03:29
WOMEN:
1 Luminita ZAITUC GER 1:11:04
2 Lee EUN-JEONG KOR 1:11:15
3 Beatrice OMWANZA KEN 1:11:18
4 Irene JEROTICH KEN 1:12:13
5 Mary PTIKANY KEN 1:12:26
6 Monika DRYBULSKA POL 1:13:59
7 Michaela SCHNEIDER GER 1:14:47
8 Nichole GUELDMEISTER GER 1:15:19
9 Monika SCHURI GER 1:16:04
10 Edyta LEWANDOWSKA POL 1:17:14
3 APRIL 2005: ZURICH MARATHON, SWITZERLAND
Stanley Leleito wiped seven minutes off his personal best time to win the third Zurich
Marathon writes Diego Sampaolo. Defending champion, the Swiss Viktor Rothlin, ran a
minute slower than last year to finish behind a trio of Kenyans. Claudia Oberlin upheld
national honour in the women's race, taking her first career win.
MEN:
1 Stanley LELEITO KEN 2:10:16
2 Eric NZIOKI KEN 2:10:33
3 Bayo AMNAAY TAN 2:10:44
4 Viktor ROTHLIN SWI 2:10:59
5 Dmitry BURMAKIN RUS 2:11:19
6 Joseph KADON KEN 2:11:21
7 Eticha TESFAYE ETH 2:13:23
8 Dmytro OSADCHY UKR 2:13:33
9 Peter MUSIOKI KEN 2:14:00
10 Phillip MUIA KEN 2:15:06
WOMEN:
1 Claudia OBERLIN SWI 2:34:38
2 Tsige WORKU ETH 2:38:35
3 Emebet ABOSSA ETH 2:39:01
4 Angeline JOLY SWI 2:39:24
5 Sisay Arsede MEASO ETH 2:40:44
6 Dorota USTIANOWSKA POL 2:40:51
7 Valentina POLTAVSKA UKR 2:42:40
8 Reneta ANTROPIK 2:44:59
9 Luzia SCHMID GER 2:47:36
10 Radka CHURANOVA CZE 2:48:28
3 APRIL 2005: SAO PAULO HALF MARATHON CORPORE, BRAZIL
MEN:
1 Frank CALDEIRA DE ALMEIDA BRA 1:04:21
2 Clodoaldo GOMES DA SILVA BRA 1:04:35
3 Valdenor PEREIRA DOS SANTOS BRA 1:05:44
4 Paulo ALVES DOS SANTOS BRA 1:06:06
5 Antonio FERREIRA DA SILVA BRA 1:06:09
6 Gilson RODRIGUES DE MIRANDA BRA 1:07:03
7 Francisco BARBOSA SANTOS BRA 1:07:05
8 Alex JANUARIO DE MENDONCA BRA 1:07:28
9 Paulo DA SILVA BRA 1:07:37
10 William SALGADO GOMES BRA 1:08:14
WOMEN:
1 Sirlene SOUSA DE PINHO BRA 1:15:55
2 Simone ALVES DA SILVA BRA 1:16:08
3 Rosa JUSSARA BARBOSA BRA 1:17:00
4 Marcia NARLOCH BRA 1:18:37
5 Renilza SILVA EVANGELISTA BRA 1:18:58
6 Maria do Carmo ARRUDA GUIMARAES BRA 1:19:19
7 Maria das Gracas SILVA MOREIRA BRA 1:20:58
8 Conceicao de Maria CARVALHO OL... BRA 1:22:04
9 Adriana SUTIL BRA 1:22:08
10 Leone JUSTINO DA SILVA BRA 1:23:32
10 APRIL 2005: WELS HALF MARATHON, AUSTRIA
MEN:
1 Gerd FRICK AUT 1:08:30
2 Johann HOPFNER GER 1:08:36
3 Franz ELLMAUER AUT 1:11:13
4 Thomas HACKL GER 1:11:17
5 Roman PACHLATKO AUT 1:11:33
6 Sepp HARTL AUT 1:12:51
7 Josef BEYER AUT 1:13:04
8 Robert PRETZL AUT 1:13:09
9 Werner HAAS AUT 1:14:17
10 Simon BREITENLECHNER AUT 1:14:50
WOMEN:
1 Birgit KOCH GER 1:20:45
2 Sabine STELZMULLER AUT 1:22:29
3 Anne- Marie BAST GER 1:25:56
4 Grit FREIWALD GER 1:29:45
5 Eva-Maria JAKSCH AUT 1:30:36
6 Elisabeth KNOGLER AUT 1:32:32
7 Maria DURINGER AUT 1:34:29
8 Ilse HAIDER AUT 1:35:08
9 Lisa LACKNER AUT 1:35:30
10 Christa STIERMAYR AUT 1:35:56
10 APRIL 2005: PARIS MARATHON, FRANCE
Salim Kipsang and Lydia Grigoryeva were surprising winners writes Pierre-Jean Vazel.
At 30km only six runners were left in the hunt. As the pace picked up on the downhill sections
the pack reduced first to four, then to just Paul Biwott and Kipsang. The unheralded Kipsang
moved ahead in the final 2km to clinch victory with an improvement in his personal best time
of nearly five minutes.
After Rosaria Consolo led, a group of Africans took over into the wind, behind whom a
Russian group collected. Grigoryeva made her move at 35km, and only Florence Barsosio, a
former Paris winner and recently returned from maternity leave, chased her. Grigoryeva only
ensured victory in the final 2km through the Bois de Boulogne.
MEN:
1 Salim KIPSANG KEN 2:08:04
2 Paul BIWOTT KEN 2:08:18
3 Gashaw MELESE ETH 2:09:25
4 Peter CHEBET KEN 2:10:12
5 Daniel CHERIBO KEN 2:10:15
6 Patrick TAMBWE RDC 2:10:27
7 Rodgers ROP KEN 2:10:33
8 El Hassan LASSHINI FRA 2:11:07
9 Ambessa TOLOSA ETH 2:11:42
10 Girma TOLA ETH 2:11:40
WOMEN:
1 Lydiya GRIGORYEVA RUS 2:27:03
2 Florence BARSOSIO KEN 2:27:19
3 Asha GIGI ETH 2:27:41
4 Rosaria CONSOLE ITA 2:28:05
5 Corinne RAUX FRA 2:28:51
6 Irina PERMITINA RUS 2:29:46
7 Irina TIMOFEYEVA RUS 2:30:13
8 Elena FETIZON FRA 2:34:45
9 Carmen OLIVERAS FRA 2:36:04
10 Leila AMAN ETH 2:36:43
10 APRIL 2005: FORTIS MARATHON ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Last year's winner and world leading performer Felix Limo succumbed to the greater
experience of Jimmy Muindi in the 25th Rotterdam Marathon writes Wim van Hemert.
The weather did not help. After a fast start rain and a strong wind slowed everyone up after
15km (44:36) and gave leg cramps to many, including Limo. At 25km (1:15:19) there were nine
runners left in the lead, including three pacemakers. After they stopped at 30km (1:30:22)
only three contenders remained: Limo, Muindi and Jackson Koech, who passed 35km in 1:45:40.
With 5km to go and on an incline coming through the Kralingse Bos, where the course rises from
6.5m below sea level, Muindi accelerated. Koech in his debut marathon, awaited a response from
his training partner Limo. None came, and Muindi was away. He improved his best time by 36
seconds.
Lornah Kiplagat, Dutch by marriage and residence, had an easy win in the women's race but
was plagued by a severe cold and headache in the days before. "I had hoped to improve my
personal best (2:22:22) but the second part of the race was very difficult" she said.
"I'm happy with my first Dutch title."
MEN:
1 Jimmy MUINDI KEN 2:07:50
2 Jackson KOECH KEN 2:08:02
3 Felix LIMO KEN 2:09:01
4 Gudisa SHENTEMA ETH 2:09:46
5 Christopher CHEBOIBOCH KEN 2:10:13
6 Elijah Chemwolo MUTAI KEN 2:10:27
7 Titus MUNJI KEN 2:11:07
8 Yusuf SONGOKA KEN 2:11:42
9 Jose Manuel MARTINEZ ESP 2:11:56
10 William KIPLAGAT KEN 2:12:11
WOMEN:
1 Lornah KIPLAGAT NED 2:27:36
2 Ana DIAS POR 2:31:27
3 Isabel EIZMENDI ESP 2:33:14
4 Anna THOMPSON AUS 2:33:20
5 Kristyna LOONEN NED 2:33:28
6 Yesenia CENTENO ESP 2:36:43
7 Fumi MURATA JPN 2:39:08
8 R. MOORE NZL 2:39:58
9 Anne Van SCHUPPEN NED 2:40:51
10 Madalini GATZEA GRE 2:43:50
10 APRIL 2005: CANBERRA MARATHON, AUSTRALIA
Australia's national capital produced an unseasonally warm autumn day for the 900 runners
who contested the 29th edition, among them 32 foreign runners from 16 countries. Another 700
participated in the Asics Marathon Eve 5km & 10km and Kids Marathon.
Magnus Michelsson recovered well from a recent hip injury to join his wife Susan as a
Canberra Marathon winner. Susan won in the marathon in 2001 and, on the comeback after
childbirth, settled for a win in the 10km race on marathon eve on this occasion. Three-time
winner Gemechu Woyecha was runner up.
Billinda Schipp made a significant breakthrough in her second marathon, taking 11 minutes
off her debut time when she won Melbourne last October. World Masters Marathon champion
Tracey Clissold, from New Zealand, was runner up with local runner Angela Bateup third in a
personal best by over three minutes.
MEN:
1 Magnus MICHELSSON AUS 2:21:01
2 Gemechu WOYECHA AUS 2:24:59
3 Jeremey HORNE AUS 2:27:44
4 Martin CONSIDINE AUS 2:28:32
5 Damon HARRIS AUS 2:32:25
6 Brent PULLEY NZL 2:32:55
7 Jarrod SHAW AUS 2:35:00
8 Rod DE HIGHDEN AUS 2:36:53
9 Jonathan BLAKE AUS 2:38:23
10 Ashley SEARL AUS 2:38:40
WOMEN:
1 Billinda SCHIPP AUS 2:43:52
2 Tracey CLISSOLD NZL 2:46:27
3 Angela BATEUP AUS 2:47:15
4 Liz MILLER AUS 2:52:35
5 Suzi RICHARDS NZL 2:55:36
6 Suzanne KELLY AUS 3:05:16
7 Michelle JELLEF AUS 3:05:31
8 Jody DE SOUZA AUS 3:06:44
9 Elizabeth BENNETT AUS 3:10:08
10 Samantha BROWN AUS 3:11:04
17 APRIL 2005: FLORA LONDON MARATHON, GREAT BRITAIN
While the women's race went as called, with an emphatic victory for home favourite Paula
Radcliffe, the men's race completely overturned the form book, with the defending champion
and the fastest runners in the world trailing in the lower places.
Paula Radcliffe's win was not without difficulty. A highly ambitious start, with the first
5km covered in 15:47 by the three leading contenders, left all of them fatigued in the later
stages. Susan Chepkemei and Margaret Okayo stuck with Radcliffe until about 8km, but even the
designated pacemakers could not go with her any further. Her slowing in the later stages was
only slight, and after a momentary toilet stop at 34km she sped up again. Chepkemei and
Okayo fell victim to the steadier pace of Constantina Dita, although the Romanian is not
know for such restraint, but they held on well for third and fourth places. Radcliffe's
winning time was the third fastest ever, the other two also belong to her. It was the fastest
time ever in a women-only race.
The leaders stuck together far longer in the men's race, and a group of eleven passed
halfway in 63:22. Last year's winner Evans Rutto tried to break the pack up by repeated
surges, but with limited success. At 35km there were only six left, but Rutto himself dropped
back as Martin Lel started to force the pace. With 5km to go only four remained, with the
next person to suffer difficulty being world record holder Paul Tergat. Tergat urged Lel on,
and he rapidly opened up a gap on World Champion Jaoud Gharib and Hendrick Ramaala. Former
winner Abdelkader El Mouazziz, Olympic Champion Stefano Baldini and local favourite Jon Brown
all came past Tergat, who gingerly jogged home in eighth place. A record 34,175 runners
finished.
MEN:
1 Martin LEL KEN 2:07:29
2 Jaoud GHARIB MAR 2:07:49
3 Hendrick RAMAALA RSA 2:08:32
4 Abdelkader EL MOUAZZIZ MAR 2:09:03
5 Stefano BALDINI ITA 2:09:25
6 Jon BROWN GBR 2:09:31
7 Toshinari SUWA JPN 2:10:23
8 Paul TERGAT KEN 2:11:38
9 Sammy KORIR KEN 2:12:36
10 Evans RUTTO KEN 2:12:49
WOMEN:
1 Paula RADCLIFFE GBR 2:17:42
2 Constantina DITA ROM 2:22:50
3 Susan CHEPKEMEI KEN 2:24:00
4 Margaret OKAYO KEN 2:25:22
5 Lyudmila PETROVA RUS 2:26:29
6 Benita JOHNSON AUS 2:26:32
7 Joyce CHEPCHUMBA KEN 2:27:01
8 Sonia OSULLIVAN IRL 2:29:01
9 Mulu SEBOKA ETH 2:30:54
10 Mara YAMAUCHI GBR 2:31:52
17 APRIL 2005: NAGANO OLYMPIC COMMEMORATIVE MARATHON, JAPAN
Isaac Macharia surged away at 30.5km to win the 7th edition of the race while Alina Ivanova
left it until 35km to do the same writes Ken Nakamura. An early lead pack of 20 men
were split by Grigory Andreyev's move at 6km. Covering 5-10km in 15:19, he was 10 seconds
clear at 12km. Macharia went clear of the chasing group after 15km although Andreyev kept
ahead of him. By 25km the gap was up to 25 seconds, but soon afterwards it started to come
down. Macharia took the lead at 30km and was ahead by 10 seconds at 33km. Despite slowing in
the later stages Macharia kept ahead to set a new personal best.
The women's lead group numbered only 5 at the start, and by 10km it was down to three.
Ivanova, Lidia Simon and Derartu Tulu stayed together for the next 30km before Tulu fell back.
Ivanova ran 16:55 from 35-40km and left Simon far behind for a convincing win.
MEN:
1 Isaac MACHARIA KEN 2:10:59
2 Grigory ANDREYEV RUS 2:11:20
3 Moges TAYE ETH 2:14:19
4 Morris M MWANGI JPN 2:14:55
5 Tomonori MICHIKATA JPN 2:15:01
6 Adam DOBRZYNSKI POL 2:15:48
7 Kazuaki WAKAMOTO JPN 2:16:49
8 Belay WOLASHE ETH 2:16:58
9 Hiroshi AOKAGE JPN 2:17:37
10 Kenji NAKANISHI JPN 2:18:05
WOMEN:
1 Albina IVANOVA RUS 2:28:21
2 Lidia SIMON ROM 2:31:20
3 Derartu TULU ETH 2:31:58
4 Gladys ASIBA KEN 2:36:12
5 Yoshimi HOSHINO JPN 2:36:19
6 Yukako GOTOH JPN 2:38:21
7 Taeko TERAUCHI JPN 2:41:03
8 Chikako OGUSHI JPN 2:45:09
9 Yoshiko HUKUCHI JPN 2:45:43
10 Kumiko FUKUZAWA JPN 2:56:19
17 APRIL 2005: iWELT MARATHON WUERZBURG, GERMANY
In the biggest marathon weekend of the year (London, Boston, and many smaller races in
Germany) it was tough to get runners to the 5th iWelt Marathon and Half in Wuerzburg, but
4500 of them came (not counting the kids and the skaters). The weather was good - 10°C at
the start, rising to 15°C later.
The course is a scenic, flat and fast 21.1km lap throughout the 1.300-year-old historic
city. In the Marathon favourite John Kiprono, got an injury early on and reached halfway in
1:16:30 to technically finish 10th in the Half Marathon. Pacemaker Eliah Sang stayed in the
race and ran together with Kidus Gebremesekel Abay to 41.5 km. On the Old Bridge Sang started
a furious finish to win his first marathon by 10 seconds.
In the women's race, Olga Nevkapsa (Ukraine) faced no real opposition, as two-time winner
Joanna Gront from Poland couldn't come to Wuerzburg. Nevkapsa easily broke the course record
in a near-perfect race. Her time was 10 minutes faster than the old record.
MEN:
1 Eliah SANG KEN 2:20:44
2 Kidus Gebremesekel ABAY ETH 2:20:54
3 Thomas MEINECKE GER 2:28:40
4 Michael SAILER GER 2:28:48
5 Christian FELLERMANN GER 2:31:07
6 Tomasz CHAWAWKO POL 2:35:42
7 Ulf SENGENBERGER GER 2:38:13
8 Ulli Pfuhlmann GER 2:38:37
9 Bernhard SCHLESAG GER 2:38:39
10 Matthias PHULMANN GER 2:39:07
WOMEN:
1 Olga NEVKAPSA UKR 2:38:41
2 Esther HEINOLD GER 2:57:38
3 Anke HAERTL GER 3:00:09
4 Julika FIDJELAND GER 3:00:44
5 Sandra LUKASCHEK GER 3:02:40
6 Sabine HUBER GER 3:05:13
7 Conny TIMM GER 3:07:32
8 Ulrike TANCIC GER 3:16:45
9 Vera GLASER GER 3:18:20
10 Sonja KOENIGSEDER GER 3:19:57
HALF MARATHON:
MEN:
1 Gamachu ROBA ETH 1:07:36
2 Oleg KULOV RUS 1:08:56
3 Michael PUGH NZL 1:09:15
WOMEN:
1 Friederike BACK GER 1:23:45
2 Claudia HILLE GER 1:24:48
3 Ulla ROSEN MOELLER GER 1:26:20
17 APRIL 2005: KARSTADT RUHRMARATHON, GERMANY
A fine day in the Ruhr region greeted a new experiment in race organisation. It wasn't
too hot for running and hundreds of thousands of spectators were drawn out of their homes to
support those people who participated in a range of disciplines held along two marathon
courses. This was the world's first twin marathon. Two separate marathons started at the same
time: one in Dortmund and the other in Oberhausen.
From Oberhausen the runners ran through Bottrop and Gladbeck to Gelsenkirchen. From
Dortmund, on the other side, they went through Bochum and Herne to Gelsenkirchen. After the
courses converged all runners took the same route to the common finish line in Essen. So there
were two male and two female winners.
It was an appealing concept for both spectators and television. In Germany's most densely
populated region, runners passed through eight towns and blocked five highway exits. A stage
was set up in each centre so that spectators and runners could be kept fully informed about
the various events. In addition to the two marathons there were handbikers, inline skaters and
walkers – and the same events were also held over a half marathon distance. There was
schoolkids race over 4km, a corporate race over 5km and an open 4km fun run. A total of
25,334 finished over all events, from an entry of 32,554.
In the marathons the top men started in Oberhausen and the top women in Dortmund. The women
started at 09.40 and the men followed at 10.00. The concept was to create a competition
between the top women and men: the leading man overtook the leading woman to reach the finish
in Essen only nine seconds ahead. It could have been more, but Moses Masai momentarily
followed the pace vehicle when it left the course.
Oberhausen to Essen
MEN:
1 Moses MASAI KEN 2:10:13
2 Benson OGATO KEN 2:12:13
3 Moses KEMBOI KEN 2:13:11
4 Christopher KANDIE KEN 2:13:59
5 Joseph SITIENEI KEN 2:16:19
6 Eduard TUKHBATULLIN RUS 2:17:38
7 Harhembo JOHN TAN 2:20:10
8 Malesela KEKANA RSA 2:20:26
9 Alemayehu SIMRETU ETH 2:20:54
10 Abdallah HUSEIN TAN 2:30:37
Dortmund to Essen
MEN:
1 Simon LOPUYET KEN 2:30:48
2 Thomas BRAUKMANN GER 2:32:36
3 Marcus KLONNE GER 2:34:22
4 Bastian KRANTZ GER 2:38:24
5 Theo AYMANNS GER 2:39:23
6 Uwe ERNST GER 2:39:59
7 Helmut DEHAUT GER 2:40:41
8 Thomas WEBER GER 2:41:38
9 Roman HOFFMANN GER 2:41:45
Oberhausen to Essen
WOMEN:
1 Martina SCHWANKE GER 2:49:52
2 Katrin KNOKE GER 3:07:56
3 Anke GREINERT GER 3:18:09
4 Stefanie BUSENIUS GER 3:19:59
5 Nicole KONS GER 3:21:17
6 Marion POPPE GER 3:22:44
7 Sabine VOGT GER 3:22:46
8 Stephanie MANHOFF GER 3:22:44
9 Gunhild ALBIETZ GER 3:23:34
10 Heidi KROLL GER 3:23:26
Dortmund to Essen
WOMEN:
1 Mary PTIKANY KEN 2:30:22
2 Lydia VASILEVSKAYA RUS 2:33:09
3 Yulia VINOKOUROVA RUS 2:37:02
4 Irene JEROTICH KEN 2:38:11
5 Nina KOLYASEVA RUS 2:38:37
6 Jane OMORO KEN 2:38:55
7 Felicitas WITT GER 3:05:36
8 Birgit LENNARZ GER 3:07:36
9 Tina CHRIST GER 3:08:32
10 Uta DOYSCHER GER 3:10:49
17 APRIL 2005: 4th OMV LINZ-DONAU MARATHON, AUSTRIA
More than 10,000 participants registered in the different events, thousands of spectators
gave applause and encouragement, and a course record was set.
From 08.30 in the Donaupark a never-ending stream of runners moved towards the Bridge to
assemble for the start. Joyful anticipation mingled with nerves before the big adventure. For
the first time, all runners waited together before the start. At 09.15 the huge field slowly
moved way. Only at the front could they get up to speed immediately. The Kenyan Valentine
Orare led through the first 10km in a reckless 30:20. His compatriots Benjamin Itok and Ernest
Kipyego, with their eyes on a course record, followmore cautiously 40 seconds behind alongside
the Ukrainian pacemaker Andrei Naumov. Orare continued his solo run onto the Donaudamm, where
the waiting relay runners and spectators formed a narrow corridor and shouted encouragement to
the leaders.
By 18km Barnabas Kenduiywo closed Orare down. These two took turns leading and exchange a
few words. The chasing group is still far behind at the Nibelungen Bridge. "I don't
believe it" said one of the half marathon runners as the Africans - who have covered
almost double his distance - sweep past him. Going out to Kleinmünchen, running a big loop in
the Wasserwald and the along the Wiener Strasse back to the city centre, the chasing group
made up ground. Orare slowed down, and Kenduiywo dropped out.
At 37km, by the Barbara Cemetery, Orare was caught and then ground to a halt. The favourite
Kipyego is now on his own, chasing the course record of 2:13:20 set by John Kiprono in 2002.
Past the Landstrasse, the Hauptplatz, the Donaupark and the last narrow curves into the finish,
Kipyego made it with 10 seconds to spare.
In the women's race Tatyana Buluashenko did all her running early, to lead by 3.5 minutes
at halfway. Inna Lebedeva ran the second half of the race slightly faster than the winner, but
remained almost a kilometre behind her.
MEN:
1 Ernest KIPYEGO KEN 2:13:10
2 Benjamin ITOK KEN 2:14:04
3 Sammy KIGEN KEN 2:19:07
4 Maxwell ZUNGU RSA 2:21:18
5 Erich KOKALY AUT 2:23:12
6 Pavlos TZANABARAS GRE 2:32:27
7 Ivan BRUCK SLO 2:34:09
8 Petr NOVAK CZE 2:37:20
9 Andreas SCHLEIPFNER AUT 2:38:59
10 Alois LEITNER AUT 2:39:09
WOMEN:
1 Tatiana BULYASHENKO UKR 2:46:21
2 Inna LEBEDEVA UKR 2:49:43
3 Ulla KORENJAK AUT 3:06:28
4 Sigrid BUMBERGER AUT 3:09:53
5 Anna PUSCH AUT 3:18:26
6 Elfriede STOICK AUT 3:20:00
7 Gabriel Marianne KOCHIN AUT 3:21:10
8 Renate LICHTENSCHEIN AUT 3:21:15
9 Renate KRICKL AUT 3:26:21
10 Martha SCNEEBERGER AUT 3:26:38
17 APRIL 2005: TURIN MARATHON, ITALY
Danilo Goffi and Beatrice Omwanza secured wins in cold and windy conditions which precluded
fast times writes Diego Sampaolo. The pace set was slower from the start due to the
difficult conditions. The group was paced through 10km in 30:52 and halfway in 1:05:55. The
race then picked up a bit but lagged again after 27km. When the pacemaker Philip Rugut dropped
out at 30km this seemed to release Goffi, who unhesitatingly took the lead and launched his
attack proper after 35km. Only his training partner Francesco Bennici, in his first serious
marathon, could go with him - but with 500m to go Goffi finally pulled away.
A three-way contest between Rita Jeptoo, Alevtina Biktimirova and Beatrice Omwanza developed
from early in the women's race. Omwanza led through 15km and halfway (1:15:12) and took control
from 30km. With 3km to go she strode clear to her third career win, finishing nearly a minute
clear.
Along with the marathon there was a 9km fun run and the "Topolino (Mickey Mouse)
Marathon" for children, over the last 1195m of the marathon. Bad weather conditions kept
the numbers down to 4,000.
Next year the Turin Marathon will change from its traditional spring date to 24 September
2006.
MEN:
1 Danilo GOFFI ITA 2:11:12
2 Francesco BENNECI ITA 2:11:15
3 David MAKORI KEN 2:11:39
4 Abdelkedir LAMACHI MAR 2:11:54
5 David KIPKORIR KEN 2:12:49
6 Solomon ROTICH KEN 2:14:32
7 Habtamu BEKELE ETH 2:16:51
8 Steven RERIMOI KEN 2:17:18
9 Philemon BOIT KEN 2:18:25
10 Sergey EMELYANOV RUS 2:19:33
WOMEN:
1 Beatrice OMWANZA KEN 2:30:40
2 Alvetina BIKTIMIROVA RUS 2:31:39
3 Rita JEPTOO KEN 2:31:50
4 Marcella MANCINI ITA 2:33:16
5 Meseret KOTU ETH 2:35:47
6 Anna RAHM SWE 2:36:34
7 Ewa KEPA ITA 2:56:57
8 Domenica WOJNOWSKI SUI 2:57:30
9 Alice BERTERO ITA 3:02:25
10 Annja BARTALMA RAINER ITA 3:04:08
17 APRIL 2005: SAO PAULO MARATHON, BRAZIL
MEN:
1 Jose Teles DE SOUZA BRA 2:19:47
2 Benjamin Somoei KIPTARUS KEN 2:20:06
3 Sidni Oliveira ROCHA BRA 2:23:46
4 Alex Januario DE MENDONCA BRA 2:23:48
5 Dominic Kipkemboi LAGAT KEN 2:24:05
6 Geovane Jesus DOS SANTOS BRA 2:24:59
7 Sebastiao De Oliveira SILVA BRA 2:25:06
8 Paulo DA SILVA BRA 2:25:39
9 Marco Antonio PEREIRA BRA 2:25:52
10 David KOECH KEN 2:27:07
WOMEN:
1 Marcia NARLOCH BRA 2:40:39
2 Sirlene Souza DE PINHO BRA 2:42:35
3 Rosa Jussara BARBOSA BRA 2:45:10
4 Ilaine WANDSCHEER BRA 2:48:06
5 Marily DOS SANTOS BRA 2:49:46
6 Susan Jepketer KIPROTICH KEN 2:56:39
7 Conceicao OLIVEIRA BRA 2:58:47
8 Raimunda Ma Brito Da FONSECA BRA 3:01:55
9 Jennifer TITIKA KEN 3:02:13
10 Andrileia Do Carmo DE SOUZA BRA 3:03:18
17 APRIL 2005: CARLOS LOPES GOLD MARATHON MEMORIAL, PORTUGAL
MEN:
1 Philemon KEMEI KEN 2:15:42
2 Paul KORIR KEN 2:16:52
3 Jonathan KIBET KEN 2:18:23
4 Vitor CORDEIRO POR 2:21:37
5 Eusebio ROSA POR 2:21:46
6 Joao CARLOS DOS SANTOS TALHAS POR 2:31:46
7 Luis SARAIVA POR 2:31:53
8 Jose BRAGA POR 2:32:37
9 Pekka RANTAKARI FIN 2:34:37
10 Licinio CANHOTO POR 2:34:47
WOMEN:
1 Fatima SILVA POR 2:33:48
2 Elena DERIABINA RUS 2:42:24
3 Lucinda MOREIRAS POR 2:53:20
4 Rosa Maria Vincent SILVA POR 3:33:26
5 Margarida PINTO POR 3:36:09
6 Kamila KOCI CZE 3:49:25
7 Analice SILVA BRA 3:56:22
8 Deolinda SANTOS POR 4:48:34
9 Celia Ma DaSilva Martins AZENHA POR 5:00:27
10 Beatriz Helena MARIA POR 5:00:50
18 APRIL 2005: 109TH BAA BOSTON MARATHON, USA
Catherine Ndereba scored a record fourth win, but the men's defending champion Timothy
Cherigat slumped to sixth place writes Denis Fedulov. Ndereba started as one of the
55 elite women and did not respond to the opening pace set by Lyubov Morgunova, who passed
5km seven seconds up on Nuta Olaru and Elfenesh Alemu. Ndereba was 25 seconds behind, and
running her own race. Olaru and Alemu took over from Morgunova and were on course record pace
early on and going away from Ndereba with every step. At 15km the defending champion was 70
seconds down, and as they passed halfway she was fully 400m behind, but leading the chasing
pack. From this moment on, running with Gete Wami, she started to close. She had gained 30
seconds on the leaders by 25km, and continued to eat into their lead. She trailed Alemu, who
by then had dropped Olaru, by only 28 seconds at 30km. By the top of Heartbreak Hill Ndereba
had drawn level. Alemu hung in for another 3km, but Ndereba then unleashed a sustained surge
from 35-40km which won her a lead of over minute, and an inevitable fourth victory. Alemu
finished second for the second year in a row, although last year's defeat had been a much
closer thing. A patient run through, as others faded, moved Bruna Genovese up from ninth to
third place.
Stephen Kiogora and Khalid El Boumili made all the early moves in the men's race. They led
by 14 seconds at 10km and 23 seconds at 15km. It was not until after halfway that the pack
closed them down, and at 25km they were swallowed up. Over the next 5km Cherigat made his
move, but it was matched by several others. Up Heartbreak Hill Hailu Negussie and Robert
Cheruiyot went clear of Wilson Onsare and Benson Cherono. Cheruiyot was broken by a second
surge from Negussie while Onsare kept Negussie within sight but out of reach. Cherono, 20
years old and running his second marathon, hung on for an isolated third spot.
MEN:
1 Hailu NEGUSSIE ETH 2:11:45
2 Wilson ONSARE KEN 2:12:21
3 Benson CHERONO KEN 2:12:48
4 Alan CULPEPPER USA 2:13:39
5 Robert K CHERUIYOT KEN 2:14:30
6 Timothy CHERIGAT KEN 2:15:19
7 Benjamin KIPCHUMBA KEN 2:15:26
8 Andrew LETHERBY AUS 2:16:38
9 Mohamed OUAADI FRA 2:16:41
10 Peter GILMORE USA 2:17:32
WOMEN:
1 Catherine NDEREBA KEN 2:25:13
2 Elfenesh ALEMU ETH 2:27:03
3 Bruna GENOVESE ITA 2:29:51
4 Svetlana ZAKHAROVA RUS 2:31:34
5 Madina BIKTAGIROVA RUS 2:32:41
6 Lyubov MORGUNOVA RUS 2:33:24
7 Shitaye GEMECHU ETH 2:33:51
8 Zhor ELKAMCH MAR 2:36:54
9 Mina OGAWA JPN 2:37:34
10 Nuta OLARU ROM 2:37:37
23 APRIL 2005: SALT LAKE CITY MARATHON, USA
MEN:
1 Araya HAREGOT USA 2:15:14
2 Elly RONO KEN 2:15:36
3 Sisay BEZABEH AUS 2:16:34
4 David KEMBOI KEN 2:16:56
5 Sergey FEDOTOV RUS 2:19:32
6 Gilbert KOECH KEN 2:20:56
7 Zintu SIMA ETH 2:21:42
8 Driss DACHA USA 2:22:20
9 Fred GETAGNE KEN 2:23:32
10 Joseph WILSON USA 2:28:30
WOMEN:
1 Dorota GRUCA POL 2:30:07
2 Anna PITCHROTOVA CZE 2:34:46
3 Irina BOGACHEVA RUS 2:37:48
4 Becky SONDAY USA 2:54:01
5 Virginia SANCHEZ-ROMAN MEX 2:56:55
6 Jenny GILLARD USA 2:57:27
7 Jordan VAUGHN USA 3:00:53
8 Carol CABANILLAS USA 3:07:46
9 Rachel BEST USA 3:09:24
10 Kerilyn HATCH USA 3:12:26
24 APRIL 2005: MARATONA SANT ANTONIO, ITALY
Paul Lokira improved his personal best by five minutes to win the men's race while a late
downpour stopped Ivana Iozzia improving hers writes Diego Sampaolo. The races
incorporated the Italian Championships, won by Iozzia and Vincenzo Modica – who finished
fourth overall in the men's race.
A group of Kenyans led through 5km (15:36) while Modica and Angelo Carosi followed 10
seconds behind. Gradually five Kenyans increased their lead over the two Italians to a full
minute, and passed through halfway in 1:05:10, when the pacemaker stepped aside. At 32km
Lokira forced the pace and had only Johnstone Changwony and John Ngeno for company. With 2km
to go Lokira increased the pace on an uphill section and quickly went away for a comfortable
win.
Iozzia led the race with Selomie Getnet through 10km (35:55) to halfway (1:15:48), by which
time they were 69 seconds ahead. Dropping back rapidly from 23km, Getnet had lost all this
lead by 29km, as Silvia Sonmaggio and Maria Cocchetti came past her. They also closed down on
Iozzia, reducing her lead from 1:55 to 34 seconds over the final kilometres.
MEN:
1 Paul LOKIRA KEN 2:11:24
2 Johnstone CHANGWONY KEN 2:12:37
3 John NGENO KEN 2:13:43
4 Vincenzo MODICA ITA 2:14:02
5 Angelo CAROSI ITA 2:14:44
6 Roman WEGER SLO 2:16:19
7 Leonardo Vieira GUEDES BRA 2:17:17
8 Evans Chebii KEMBOI KEN 2:17:37
9 Paolo BATTELLI ITA 2:17:45
10 William Gomes SALGADO BRA 2:17:51
WOMEN:
1 Ivana IOZZIA ITA 2:35:54
2 Silvia SOMMAGGIO ITA 2:36:28
3 Maria COCCHETTI ITA 2:36:36
4 Selomie Getnet KASSA ETH 2:44:44
5 Rosalia SCAVOTTO ITA 2:45:55
6 Simona VITTORI ITA 2:53:58
7 Vanessa DILIBERTO ITA 2:56:42
8 Lidia MARTELLATO ITA 3:01:04
9 Monica CARLIN 3:03:10
10 Alessandra ATTI ITA 3:03:17
24 APRIL 2005: SARDINIA MARATHON, ITALY
MEN:
1 Joshua ROP KIPCHUMBA KEN 2:21:32
2 Alois NIZIGAMA BUR 2:25:53
3 Riccardo DE VENUTO ITA 2:43:28
4 Antonio PILLITU ITA 2:43:57
5 Marco CADONI ITA 2:49:22
6 Alberto SOTGIU ITA 2:49:48
7 Salvatore GIGLIO ITA 2:54:40
8 Pietrino SALIS ITA 2:55:38
9 Gesuino DEMARTIS ITA 2:56:28
10 Giovanni DESOTGIU ITA 2:57:13
WOMEN:
1 Marinella CURRELI ITA 3:01:34
2 Simona PILI ITA 3:08:56
3 Gabriella VIDEKI ITA 3:25:59
4 Maria Liusa LISCIA ITA 3:39:28
5 Livia GOMIERO ITA 3:46:13
6 Tiziana CURRELI ITA 3:49:55
7 Iris ROEMER ITA 3:56:27
8 Antonietta TRIPODI ITA 3:56:58
9 Helga NIESNER ITA 3:57:31
10 Selene RAIRASO ITA 4:01:33
24 APRIL 2005: OKLAHOMA CITY MEMORIAL MARATHON, USA
MEN:
1 Matt AGUERO 2:31:42
2 Jerry FAULKNER 2:32:36
3 Chris JAUREZ 2:39:17
4 Derek DIPPON 2:42:04
5 Kacey MILLER 2:42:31
6 Chris MCWATTERS 2:43:35
7 Adam COHEN 2:44:06
8 Adam WHITE 2:44:08
9 Gary MANDY 2:44:09
10 Russell SEARS 2:46:55
WOMEN:
1 Sara PIZZOCHERO 3:05:09
2 Amy REGNIER 3:08:22
3 Machelle COCHRAN 3:09:38
4 Katie KRAMER 3:10:32
5 Tracy EVANS 3:17:25
6 Jamie STENSLAND 3:18:35
7 Teresa FROESE 3:19:49
8 Chrissy HILGERS 3:22:18
9 Nicole HENRY 3:24:27
10 Anne HUNNINGHAKE 3:27:55
24 APRIL 2005: MARATON POPULAR DE MADRID, SPAIN
MEN:
1 Daniel RONO KEN 2:12:29
2 John KIRUI KEN 2:13:29
3 Willy CHERUIYOT KEN 2:13:34
4 Saina Lawrence KIPTOO KEN 2:14:58
5 Moses KEMEI KEN 2:15:41
6 Stephen BIWOTT KEN 2:16:22
7 Henry TARUS KEN 2:18:06
8 David KIRUI KEN 2:18:07
9 Echchadlie MYTAHAR MAR 2:18:41
10 Yaret ASMERON ETH 2:21:30
WOMEN:
1 Larisa MALIKOVA RUS 2:33:27
2 Sonia Martin GARCIA ESP 2:50:34
3 Luna Garcia Miguel MUNOZ ESP 2:56:50
4 Nuria Aubeso MARTINEZ ESP 2:57:38
5 Ingrid Rodriguez VAZQUEZ ESP 3:02:02
6 Cristina Ecenarro SAN DOVAL ESP 3:04:20
7 Noelia Mansilla ARRIBA ESP 3:04:58
8 Julia Gadea SEBASTIA ESP 3:06:44
9 Laura De Miguel MARTIN ESP 3:08:38
10 Elsilia Torres VENTURA ESP 3:08:46
24 APRIL 2005: 14th NICE INTERNATIONAL HALF MARATHON, FRANCE
It was a perfect day for running – a record 7500 competitors took part in the race on the
famous Promenade des Anglais, flanked by the sea and palm trees, and in an atmosphere of
continuous carnival. All along the course, a crowd of 30,000 people stood cheering the runners
and enjoying the festivities in the streets of the beautiful capital of the French Riviera.
Keenly anticipated, the race attracts increasing numbers year after year. The flat course
allows ambitious runners to achieve good times.
Benson Barus broke Julius Rotich's 2004 course record by 13 seconds. Local runner Miloud
Sendjasni finished as first Frenchman in 14th place, while Zaia Dahmanimade the podium.
The men's lead group broke up in the tenth kilometre, while not until 3km to go did Barus'
progressively increasing speed get him clear of his compatriots.
Irina Permitina quickly took over the women's race to finish ahead of favourite Nouriah
Asiba.
MEN:
1 Benson BARUS KEN 1:01:14
2 Philip KIRUI KEN 1:01:33
3 Joseph MAREGU KEN 1:02:31
4 Jacob KITUR KEN 1:02:33
5 Silas KIRUI KEN 1:03:29
6 Duncan KIBET KEN 1:03:31
7 Augustine RONO KEN 1:03:33
8 Dennis NDISO KEN 1:04:33
9 Philip RUGUT KEN 1:04:38
10 Noah BOR KEN 1:05:01
WOMEN:
1 Irina PERMITINA RUS 1:12:20
2 Nouriah ASIBA KEN 1:12:48
3 Zaia DAHMANI FRA 1:16:21
4 Caroline DESPREZ FRA 1:17:20
5 Maja NEUENSCHWAND ER GER 1:17:52
6 Magali REYMONENQ FRA 1:22:46
7 Monica PEZZOTTI ITA 1:24:41
8 Lorenza DI GREGORIO ITA 1:26:21
9 Catherine WILDING 1:26:30
10 Joelle CHORIN FRA 1:27:22
24 APRIL 2005: BIG SUR INT'L MARATHON, USA
MEN:
1 Jonathan NDAMBUKI KEN 2:23:35
2 John MUNENE 2:23:39
3 Alan RUBEN 2:39:56
4 Andrew MCCLELLAND 2:45:57
5 Raymond ROSS 2:46:12
6 Christopher CALZETTA 2:47:35
7 Nicholas FLEMING 2:48:44
8 Dave PRATT 2:48:59
9 Jesus CAMPOS 2:49:09
10 Evgeniy SKLYANSKIY RUS 2:50:48
WOMEN:
1 Mary AKOR NGR 2:46:53
2 Mary COORDT 2:53:44
3 Jennifer FLINT 3:02:18
4 Christine KENNEDY IRL 3:06:35
5 Janice FLYNN 3:06:43
6 Suzie HAYES 3:14:21
7 Suzy WEST 3:16:58
8 Judith STEIN 3:17:27
9 Kim O'MALLEY 3:18:55
10 Amy SHAW 3:19:30
24 APRIL 2005: WROCLAW MARATHON, POLAND
MEN:
1 Reuben TOROITICH KEN 2:14:55
2 Richard ROTICH KEN 2:14:58
3 Anatoli ZURUK UKR 2:15:39
4 Robert KRUPICKA CZE 2:17:47
5 Aliaksei HAURYCHENKA BLR 2:18:10
6 Marcin FEHLAU POL 2:18:28
7 Joseph RUTTO KEN 2:18:53
8 Igor ZHAVORONOK BLR 2:19:21
9 Taras SALO UKR 2:21:51
10 Philip CHERUIYOT KEN 2:22:21
WOMEN:
1 Svetlana NEKHOROSH UKR 2:38:13
2 Anastasiya PADALINSKAYA BLR 2:38:53
3 Svetlana IVANOVA LAT 2:52:20
4 Barbara TWARDOCHLEB POL 2:53:33
5 Maryia BUTAKOVA BLR 2:56:40
6 Marta MIKOLAJCZYKWA POL 3:14:02
7 Dorota PRZYBYSZ POL 3:16:00
8 Lenina OLENYEVA UKR 3:22:43
9 Agnieszk SPYCHALA POL 3:25:39
10 Anna HENNEMANN GER 3:28:42
24 APRIL 2005: 20TH OLYMPUS MARATHON HAMBURG, GERMANY
Julio Rey won the Hamburg Marathon for the third time, while in the women's race there was
a winning debut for three-time World Cross-Country champion Edith Masai writes Jorg Wenig.
Rey missed his own course record by only 11 seconds, which was probably no less than what the
stiff wind cost him. He led from soon after halfway, with the pacemakers unable to help him
beyond that point.
Edith Masai, making her marathon debut at the age of 38, showed confidence right from the
start. She built up a big lead and looked like beating Katrin Dorre's six-year old course
record of 2:24:35, but the wind slowed her in the later stages and she missed the mark.
MEN:
1 Julio REY ESP 2:07:38
2 Wilfred KIGEN KEN 2:09:18
3 Jote Ashebir DEMISSU ETH 2:10:40
4 Jacob LOSIAN KEN 2:11:49
5 Dimitri BARANOVSKI UKR 2:11:57
6 Artur OSMAN POL 2:12:47
7 Clodoaldo DA SILVA BRA 2:13:13
8 Habte JIFAR ETH 2:13:22
9 Wilson KIBET KEN 2:14:46
10 Francis KIRWA KEN 2:16:08
WOMEN:
1 Edith MASAI KEN 2:27:06
2 Malgorzata SOBANSKA POL 2:28:46
3 Claudia DREHER GER 2:29:49
4 Alina IVANOVA RUS 2:31:22
5 Kutre DULECHA ETH 2:32:29
6 Kirsten Melkevik OTTERBU NOR 2:33:09
7 Caroline CHEPTANUI KEN 2:34:08
8 Melanie KRAUS GER 2:34:31
9 Liza HUNTER-GALVAN NZL 2:34:40
10 Anne-Mette AAGAARD DEN 2:40:24
April 2005
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