2017-07-27/28
ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships
Targu Mures, ROM
Cross Duathlon Sprint, 3.1 – 10 – 1.5K (Junior e Paratriathlon)
Cross Duathlon, 6.2 – 20 – 3.1K (Elite, Under 23, Age Group)
TOP 10 ELITE
WOMEN
1 Sanne Broeksma 1985 NED 42 01:50:35 00:28:36 00:00:47 01:04:57 00:00:45 00:15:32
2 Daria Rogozina 1996 RUS 56 01:50:50 00:28:49 00:00:42 01:05:42 00:00:38 00:15:00
3 Kristina Lapinova 1983 SVK 49 01:51:13 00:28:32 00:00:35 01:05:34 00:00:40 00:15:53
4 Carina Wasle 1984 AUT 43 01:52:13 00:28:36 00:01:05 01:06:12 00:00:49 00:15:33
5 Morgane Riou 1986 FRA 48 01:52:51 00:29:34 00:00:38 01:06:02 00:00:47 00:15:53
6 Margarita Fullana Riera 1972 ESP 41 01:56:47 00:30:08 00:00:45 01:07:32 00:00:41 00:17:44
7 Laura Gorter 1986 NED 51 01:58:33 00:32:09 00:00:55 01:06:47 00:00:51 00:17:53
8 Valentina Belović 1990 CRO 45 02:01:29 00:30:01 00:00:49 01:14:26 00:00:39 00:15:36
9 Aina Picas Zorilla 1985 ESP 50 02:03:46 00:32:32 00:00:56 01:12:14 00:00:48 00:17:17
10 Dieuwertje Poort 1991 NED 44 02:05:12 00:33:40 00:00:51 01:12:33 00:00:53 00:17:18
Brice Daubord è il campione europeo di Cross Duathlon 2017 (Foto ©Fitri / Alessandro Alessandri)
MEN
1 Brice Daubord 1985 FRA 23 01:32:29 00:23:38 00:00:36 00:54:34 00:00:34 00:13:10
2 Pavel Andreev 1983 RUS 10 01:33:44 00:24:34 00:00:34 00:54:05 00:00:34 00:13:59
3 Kris Coddens 1981 BEL 2 01:34:19 00:24:21 00:00:31 00:55:38 00:00:32 00:13:19
4 Bogdan Damian 1988 ROU 24 01:35:36 00:24:55 00:00:39 00:56:17 00:00:30 00:13:16
5 Francesco Figini 1985 ITA 21 01:36:36 00:26:19 00:00:43 00:53:40 00:00:36 00:15:20
6 Fausto Fognini 1985 ITA 14 01:36:42 00:26:28 00:00:42 00:53:53 00:00:42 00:14:59
7 Oivind Bjerkseth 1988 NOR 16 01:37:37 00:26:00 00:00:35 00:54:22 00:00:44 00:15:58
8 Frank Schotman 1983 NED 15 01:37:58 00:26:05 00:00:43 00:55:27 00:00:47 00:14:59
9 Tomas Kubek 1991 SVK 22 01:38:20 00:26:53 00:00:36 00:54:54 00:00:36 00:15:22
10 Filip Turk 1990 CRO 18 01:39:02 00:27:34 00:00:42 00:54:16 00:00:33 00:15:58
16 Massimo Cigana 1974 ITA 19 01:40:55 00:26:30 00:00:35 00:57:34 00:00:36 00:15:42
REPORT FITRI
L’azzurro Francesco Figini è quinto all’ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships 2017 (Foto ©FITRI / Alessandro Alessandri)
TOP 3 UNDER 23
WOMEN
1 Daria Rogozina 1996 RUS 56 01:50:50 00:28:49 00:00:42 01:05:42 00:00:38 00:15:00
2 Hrista Stoyneva 1995 BUL 57 02:19:47 00:33:11 00:00:35 01:26:08 00:00:36 00:19:19
3 Andrea Ciolacu 1997 ROU 58 03:21:55 00:51:19 00:00:49 02:00:14 00:00:50 00:28:45
MEN
1 Szabolcs Kovacs 1997 ROU 35 01:40:09 00:26:29 00:00:46 00:58:26 00:00:30 00:14:00
2 Aleksandar Srandev 1997 BUL 33 01:42:44 00:24:55 00:00:44 01:01:40 00:00:44 00:14:43
3 Kirill Tarakanov 1996 RUS 31 01:45:25 00:25:45 00:00:39 01:03:15 00:00:49 00:14:59
TOP 5 JUNIOR
WOMEN
1 Marta Menditto 1999 ITA 95 00:57:16 00:14:19 00:00:40 00:33:23 00:00:38 00:08:18
2 Sofiya Pryyma 1998 UKR 91 00:58:01 00:14:22 00:00:44 00:33:57 00:00:37 00:08:22
3 Alexandra Levkovich 1999 RUS 97 00:59:02 00:15:00 00:00:58 00:33:24 00:00:39 00:09:02
4 Lydia Drahovska 1999 SVK 92 01:00:13 00:14:58 00:00:49 00:35:00 00:00:34 00:08:54
5 Rebeka Gabcikova 2000 SVK 96 01:01:54 00:14:28 00:00:51 00:36:36 00:00:44 00:09:17
MEN
1 Miquel Riusech 1999 ESP 72 00:49:23 00:12:08 00:00:35 00:28:46 00:00:36 00:07:19
2 Filippo Pradella 2000 ITA 67 00:50:39 00:13:15 00:00:42 00:28:41 00:00:36 00:07:27
3 Luca Patris 1998 ITA 63 00:50:45 00:13:49 00:00:34 00:28:18 00:00:36 00:07:29
4 Sixto Vaquero 1998 ESP 61 00:51:06 00:13:07 00:00:40 00:29:05 00:00:44 00:07:32
5 Diego Lopez Castillo 2000 ESP 81 00:51:45 00:12:30 00:00:40 00:30:23 00:00:33 00:07:42
13 Christian Trapani 2001 ITA 80 00:58:07 00:14:06 00:00:48 00:33:48 00:00:36 00:08:51
REPORT
I CAMPIONI EUROPEI DI CROSS DUATHLON E I PODI ITALIANI AGE GROUP
16-19
Szaniszlo Roland 1999 ROU 3 02:03:14 00:36:18 00:01:24 01:04:49 00:00:57 00:19:48
20-24
Michael Schaller 1996 GER 14 01:43:36 00:26:07 00:00:41 01:01:36 00:00:34 00:14:40
25-29
Nik Tarrega 1989 GBR 24 02:12:38 00:30:53 00:00:46 01:21:46 00:00:43 00:18:31
Alex Rhodes 1988 GBR 33 01:47:09 00:27:59 00:00:49 01:01:56 00:00:50 00:15:37
30-34
Nele Vermeulen 1986 BEL 39 02:19:19 00:34:45 00:00:51 01:23:39 00:00:42 00:19:24
Philipp-Johannes Müller 1986 GER 51 01:44:09 00:26:41 00:00:50 01:02:01 00:00:44 00:13:54
35-39
Samantha Toop 1981 GBR 60 02:19:32 00:33:44 00:01:03 01:26:30 00:00:48 00:17:30
Johannes Franzky 1981 GER 79 01:41:49 00:26:13 00:00:46 00:59:57 00:00:32 00:14:22
40-44
Adel Koter 1976 ROU 84 02:16:10 00:33:43 00:01:05 01:22:41 00:01:01 00:17:41
Michael Weber 1977 GER 99 01:49:35 00:27:39 00:00:50 01:03:55 00:00:52 00:16:21
45-49
Kirsty Prior 1972 GBR 103 02:21:58 00:37:35 00:01:37 01:21:46 00:01:14 00:19:47
Eric Mathieu 1971 FRA 112 01:46:50 00:26:40 00:00:45 01:03:19 00:00:47 00:15:20
50-54
Sabine Greipel 1964 AUT 120 02:28:57 00:37:38 00:01:20 01:27:44 00:01:06 00:21:11
Angel Lencina Alonso 1965 ESP 127 01:50:38 00:30:23 00:00:50 01:03:37 00:00:46 00:15:05
Gianni Sartori 1967 ITA 131 01:56:21 00:30:52 00:01:11 01:07:01 00:00:57 00:16:22 – medaglia di bronzo
55-59
Angela Boczek 1961 GER 136 02:40:03 00:40:16 00:00:49 01:34:54 00:00:50 00:23:16
Carmelo Gomez Pastor 1962 ESP 140 01:46:54 00:29:09 00:00:48 01:01:33 00:00:46 00:14:40
60-64
Karsten Olsen 1956 DEN 154 02:01:08 00:32:44 00:00:55 01:09:45 00:00:47 00:16:59
Danilo Basso 1956 ITA 161 02:04:15 00:32:35 00:00:57 01:10:50 00:00:59 00:18:57 – medaglia d’argento
65-69
Sergey Geydrikh 1952 RUS 168 02:18:49 00:36:29 00:01:30 01:19:13 00:01:11 00:20:28
Valter De Rossi 1949 ITA 169 02:41:22 00:40:17 00:01:22 01:36:31 00:01:03 00:22:11 – medaglia d’argento
70-74
William Hammerton 1946 GBR 174 01:30:33 00:21:11 00:00:52 00:45:48 00:00:43 00:22:00
PTS4
Robert Tamirjan 1998 ROU 101 00:56:08 00:15:43 00:00:56 00:29:45 00:00:58 00:08:48
PTS5
Péter Boronkay 1981 HUN 103 01:05:16 00:15:01 00:01:16 00:38:28 00:01:17 00:09:16
