WOMEN
1 Brigitta Poor, HUN 03:00:56 100
2 Helena Karaskova-Erbenova, CZE 03:06:51 90
3 Carina Wasle, AUT 03:08:11 82
4 Elizabeth Orchard, NZL 03:11:18 75
5 Diane Lee, UK 03:24:36 69
6 Daria Rogozina, RUS 03:24:43 63
7 Louise Fox, GBR 03:25:00 58
8 Isabelle Ferrer, FRA 03:25:39 53
9 Leicester Johandri, RSA 03:27:56 49
MEN
1 Sam Osborne, NZL 02:26:57 100
2 Arthur Serrieres , FRA 02:37:52 90
3 Bradley Weiss, RSA 02:38:44 82
4 Pavel Andreev, RUS 02:39:53 75
5 Jens Roth, GER 02:42:56 69
6 Rui Dolores, POR 02:43:12 63
7 Maxim Chane, FRA 02:43:44 58
8 Jan Kubicek, CZE 02:44:55 53
9 Peter Lehmann, GER 02:45:10 49
10 Francois Carloni, FRA 02:45:40 45
10 Sabina Rzepka, POL 03:29:33 45
ITALIANI AL TRAGUARDO (3)
(in ordine alfabetico)
MEN (3)
Bandini Francesco IMOLATRIATHLON 54 ITA 24:10 54 2:00:35 1:38 50:57 3:18:14.20
Casadio Saul 18 ASD Spartans 142 ITA 31:53 2:46 2:27:30 2:52 59:38 4:04:39.41
Masetti Massimo ASD SPARTANS 122 ITA 26:36 2:36 2:25:48 1:53 54:23 3:51:16.66
While Ruben is untouchable in first place, it is still up in the air behind him. Francois Carloni added a bit to his 2nd overall total and now leads 3rd place Dafflon by 33-points. Osborne made a big move to 4th just 10-points out of the top three. Rui’s finish keeps him in 5th, 35-points ahead of Chane.
For the women, Poor gained 10-points with the win but still needs 33 more points than her rival Erbenova at the finale in Denmark to take the series title. Wasle is solid in 3rd and Maud Golsteyn has a good lead in 4th. Morgane Riou, Nicole Waters and Louise Fox are all in the mix for 5th and Lizzie Orchard could spoil those women’s hopes with a big finish next week.
XTERRA Germany was the 13th of 14 races on the XTERRA European Tour where amateur athletes from around the world could qualify to race at the 22nd annual XTERRA World Championship in Maui on October 29.
* XTERRA European Tour / # XTERRA Pan American Tour / + Asia-Pacific Tour
Silver = Min. $7,500 pro purse & 75-point scale // GOLD = Min $15,000 pro purse & 100-point scale
