March 2, 2011
Some german elite runners that are employed by the German Armed Forces competed in the European Military Cross-Country Championship that took place in Warendorf (Germany).
Sabrina Mockenhaupt won the womens race and led the German Womens Team to the Gold Medal. In the mens category the strongest German runners (Musa Roba-Kinkal, Falk Cierpinski, Richard Friedrich) had to compete in the short distance race (despite their better abilities in the long distances) and ended up with Silver in the team category.
Lead results were as follows:
short distance men (3,8 km):
1. Merzougui, Hakim FRANCE 10:51
2. Ismaili, Alaoui Youssef FRANCE 10:52
3. Theuri, James FRANCE 10:53
4. Roba-Kinkal, Musa GERMANY 10:56
5. Barbier, Benjamin BELGIUM 10:59
6. Fiedrich, Richard GERMANY 11:08
7. Breit, Stefan SUISSE 11:09
8. Cierpinski, Falk GERMANY 11:16
9. Meißgeier, Markus GERMANY 11:20
10. Urruty, Pierre FRANCE 11:25
Team:
1. FRANCE 6
Ismaili, Alaoui Youssef (10:52) Merzougui, Hakim (10:51) Theuri, James (10:53)
2. GERMANY 18
Cierpinski, Falk (11:16) Fiedrich, Richard (11:08) Roba-Kinkal, Musa (10:56)
3. BELGIUM 30
Barbier, Benjamin Stessens, Tim (11:29) van Geyte, Gino (11:29)
4. SUISSE 34
Breit, Stefan (11:09) Kempf, Andreas (11:27) Tscharner, Jann (11:41)
5. IRELAND 56
Byrne, Pat (11:40) Kelly, Noal (11:52) Rogers, Kenny (11:54)
women (3,8 km):
1. Mockenhaupt, Sabrina GERMANY 12:41
2. Mezeghrane, Samira FRANCE 12:48
3. Sujew, Elina GERMANY 13:00
4. Sujew, Diana GERMANY 13:08
5. Krebs, Denise GERMANY 13:17
6. Rocquain, Alice FRANCE 13:25
7. Da-ponte, Nathalie FRANCE 13:29
8. Merl, Monika GERMANY 13:36
9. Lievaart, Anouska NETHERLANDS 14:03
10. Konopleva-Fetizon, Helena FRANCE 14:06
Team:
1. GERMANY 8
Mockenhaupt, Sabrina (12:41) Sujew, Diana (13:08) Sujew, Elina (13:00)
2. FRANCE 15
Da-ponte, Nathalie (13:29) Mezeghrane, Samira (12:48) Rocquain, Alice (13:25)
3. NETHERLANDS 36
Lievaart, Anouska (14:03) Schoenmakers, Linda (15:37) v.d. Linden, Angelique (14:54)
4. IRELAND 43
Masterson, Rosemarie (16:20) Molloy, Mary (15:04) Tierney, Siobhan (15:19)
long distance men (9,5 km):
1. Bandi, Philipp SUISSE 27:47
2. Amguil, Lhacen FRANCE 27:55
3. Niyongizie, Jean Claude FRANCE 28:15
4. Pelissier, Cedric FRANCE 28:17
5. Rufenacht, Rolf SUISSE 28:21
6. Morgenthaler, Johannes SUISSE 28:30
7. Beltran, Sebastien FRANCE 28:42
8. Guibault, Thierry FRANCE 28:55
9. Tambwe, Patrick FRANCE 29:02
10. Bouzid, Tarik FRANCE 29:30
full results of the Championship cism-germany.de
November 6, 2010
The New York Marathon will be the last race of the World Marathon Majors Series in 2010. The action will be broadcasted by several media.
Locally the race will be broadcasted by NBC 4 New York. An online stream will be available on UniversalSports.
TV viewers in Europe can watch the race on Eurosport.
The race will start with the elite womens race at 9.10AM, and the main race including the elite men will go off at 9.40 local time (UTC -4hours).
October 16, 2010
The 35th edition of the Amsterdam will be streamed live from Dutch broadcasting company RTV N-H on Sunday, October 17th. There will be an online stream available via internet on this webpage.
The coverage will start at 9.30AM local time and will last for three hours until 12.30.
October 10, 2010
The Bank of America Chicago marathon 2010 will be broadcasted live by nbcchicago.com. An online stream will be available on this webpage.
The coverage will start at 7.00 AM (CST, i.e. GMT – 6 hours) and will last until 10.10 AM.
September 9, 2010
Three weeks after his victory at the European Championships in Barcelona, Swiss marathon runner Viktor Röthlin started his training again.
Röthlins next marathon start is planned to be in New York City. On November 7th he will run in a race against a stellar field. Among the entrants in the mens field are marathon legends such as Haile Gebrselassie, Gebre Gebremariam, Abel Kirui, Emmanuel Mutai and also the Americans Meb Keflezighi, Dathan Ritzenhein, Antonio Vega and Tim Nelson.
Before the marathon he plans to compete in Uster (SUI, 18.09), Lisbon (POR, 26.09, halfmarathon) and Portsmouth (GBR, 24.10, 10 miles).
May 9, 2010
The Kenyans Samuel Kosgei and Mary Keitany wrote history in the 30th edition of the BIG 25 in Berlin. Never before a world record was set in mens and womens category in the same road race!
In the best 25K-race ever, the top athletes used the perfect weather conditions of 12-14°C with practically no winds and overcast sky.
In the mens race a big pack of around 20 athletes passed the 5K-mark in 14:29min. After that the pace remained high and the field was reduced step-by-step until kilometer 15 (43:05min). At this point the race was down to a battle between Samuel Kosgei and Gilbert Kirwa (both Kenya). At the end it was Samuel Kosgei who had the best legs and improved the previous world record (1:12:45h, Paul Kosgei in Berlin 2009) by almost one minute to 1:11:50h. Also Gilbert Kirwa broke the previous record by clocking 1:11:58h for second place. The podium was completed by Terefe Maregu (Eth) in 1:13:16h. Altogether nine athletes ran sub-1:15h.
The womens race was dominated by pre-race favorite Mary Keitany. The dominating female road racer of 2009 ran her own race and smashed the previous world record (1:22:13, Mizuki Noguchi in Berlin 2005). Led by two pacemakers she was on course for a sub-1:20h time all the way and crossed the finish line after 1:19:53h. Around five minutes later Alice Timbilili (1:24:38) and Pasalia Kipkoech (both Kenya/1:26:47) came home for 2nd and 3rd place.
Results were published already earlier here.
May 8, 2010
The Czech capital Prague will host one of the most important international marathons this weekend.
The marathon will be broadcasted from Czech television. An online stream will be available on this site. The coverage starts on Sunday, May 9th at 8.55AM local time (Central European Summer Time, UTC+2h).
April 16, 2010
The 27th Vienna Marathon 2010 will be streamed online by the Austrian broadcasting company ORF on this website here. The live coverage will start on race day (April 18th) at 8.40AM local time (Central European Summer Time, UTC+2h).
This year the Vienna City Marathon hosts the strongest field ever, after last year the race organisers only invited marathon debutants. This year the elite field consists of eight runners with PBs of sub 2:09h, including Luke Kibet (marathon world champ 2007) and Felix Limo (15K world record holder). The course record of 2:07:38h (Abel Kirui 2008) might be in danger.
Austrian Günther Weidlinger is trying to break the National Record (2:10:47h), which he set last year in Frankfurt and might well go sub-2:10h.
In the womens race, Austrian Andrea Mayr wants to defend last years victory in front of her home crowd.
April 13, 2010
Lead results were as follows:
marathon men:
1 Mbote Jason 77 KEN 2:13:20
2 Pflügl Christian 78 AUT 2:16:58
3 Bett Hillary 80 KEN 2:19:16
4 Prüller Florian 83 AUT 2:20:52
5 Bock Marius 75 AUT 2:30:22
6 Frick Gerd 74 ITA 2:34:13
7 Pretzl Robert 70 AUT 2:37:15
8 Stoiber Robert 76 AUT 2:37:42
9 Karl Martin 78 AUT 2:40:26
10 Stallmann Andreas 68 AUT 2:40:51
marathon women:
1 Gradwohl Eva-Maria 73 AUT 2:34:10
2 Vilisova Tatiana 79 RUS 2:45:25
3 Parits Tina Mag. 80 AUT 2:48:32
4 Rauch Helga 74 ITA 2:59:38
5 Bauer Beate 77 GER 2:59:50
6 Liebert Regina 68 AUT 3:04:07
7 Khinast-Sittenthaler Christina Dr. 71 AUT 3:04:22
8 Wohlschlager Maria 61 AUT 3:10:51
9 Bergauer Petra 68 AUT 3:12:31
10 Pröll Verena 77 AUT 3:16:12
full results of the race championchip.at
April 13, 2010
Three Kenyans led the field in Zürich/SUI. In the womens category Russian Olga Rosseeva repeated last years victory with Swede Lena Gavelin in second. Altogether around 5.000 runners participated in the biggest city-marathon in Switzerland. Temperatures were optimal but the wind hampered the chase for faster times.
The Swiss Championships that were included in the race were won by Tarcis Ancay (men) and Rachel Berchtold (women). Both performances were not enough to match the criteria for a European Championships Qualification.
Lead results were as follows:
marathon men:
1. Langat David Kiprono 1974 KEN 2:11.03,8
2. Leleito Stanley 1984 KEN 2:11.36,5
3. Kiptum Daniel 1978 KEN 2:14.00,7
4. Tuwei Kiprop Koriri 1978 KEN 2:14.32,1
5. Begashaw Hailu 1984 ETH 2:16.14,6
6. Zewdu Tewodros 1980 ETH 2:17.51,2
7. Tefera Dereje 1980 ETH 2:20.01,1
8. Ançay Tarcis 1970 SUI-Vissoie 2:20.53,3
9. Awadah Hussein 1973 LIB 2:21.16,7
10. Wieser Patrick 1979 SUI-Aadorf 2:21.25,6
11. Mengesha Feyisa 1978 ETH 2:21.53,
12. Ott Michael 1982 SUI-LAC TV Unterstrass 2:23.47,7
13. Kreienbühl Christian 1981 SUI-TV Oerlikon 2:24.54,0
14. Ruto Evans Kipkogei 1984 KEN 2:25.12,1
15. Hauser René 1972 SUI-Ennetbürgen 2:25.40,0
16. Menzi Christoph 1984 SUI-Esslingen 2:25.43,7
17. Oliver Ruben 1976 SUI-TV Oerlikon 2:25.55,4
18. Valtério David 1978 SUI-Sion 2:25.57,0
19. Yosief Georg 1982 SUI-Einsiedeln 2:26.46,2
20. Gerzner Richard 1971 SUI-Rickenbach 2:28.26,5
marathon women:
1. Rosseeva Olga 1981 RUS 2:35.43,6
2. Gavelin Lena 1974 SWE 2:38.21,4
3. Abossa Emebet 1974 ETH 2:44.40,7
4. Berchtold Rachel 1980 SUI-Zürich 2:47.10,7
5. Schmid Luzia 1974 SUI-LC Uster 2:48.06,2
6. Gezahegne Addis 1970 ETH 2:49.03,1
7. Jaun Karin 1969 SUI-Därligen 2:50.07,3
8. Wyss Sandra 1977 SUI-Olten 2:53.56,8
9. Zimmermann Denise 1975 SUI-Mels 2:56.41,1
10. Purbrick Jessica 1982 SUI 2:57.39,4
11. Meneghin-Pliska Maja 1978 SUI-Vermes 2:58.19,9
12. Müller Astrid 1972 SUI-Grafstal 2:59.28,4
13. Blatter Eveline 1970 SUI-Zürich 3:00.09,8
14. Velthuijs Corinne 1983 SUI-Muhen 3:00.48,8
15. Beck Monika 1979 SUI-St. Gallen 3:01.40,9
16. Moreira Rosa 1967 SUI-Obfelden 3:01.57,4
17. Haller Natasha 1978 SUI-Luzern 3:03.41,8
18. Beffa Heidi 1964 SUI-Puplinge 3:04.04,2
19. Tricarico Gaby 1969 SUI-Flawil 3:06.46,3
20. Leuthold Juliette 1978 SUI-Bern 3:07.08,0
full results of the race datasport.com
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