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Results
JULY – SEPTEMBER 2011
26 JUNE 2011:
LAKE SAROMA 100km, JAPAN
MEN:
1 Kiyokatsu HASEGAWA JPN 6:31:06
2 Hideo NOJO JPN 6:36:29
3 Eric WAINAINA KEN 6:38:40
4 Yoshikazu HARA JPN 6:41:17
5 Masakazu TAKAHASHI JPN 6:56:49
WOMEN:
1 Naomi OCHIAI JPN 7:54:08
2 Shiho KATAYAMA JPN 7:54:20
3 Yuko ITO JPN 7:59:15
4 Wakako OYAGI JPN 8:02:15
5 Mai FUJISAWA JPN 8:02:25
3 JULY 2011:
AIRPORT GOLD COAST MARATHON, AUSTRALIA
50km
MEN:
1 Kaito IWAYAMA JPN 2:57:29
WOMEN:
1 Yuko EZAKI JPN 3:38:47
02 JULY 2011:
PAAVO NURMI MARATHON, FINLAND
MEN:
1 Janne KLASILA FIN 2:49:54
2 Kari SALOMAA FIN 2:58:00
3 Patric MASAR SUI 2:59:42
4 Miika ALHONEN FIN 3:11:19
5 Markus KARLSSON FIN 3:13:31
WOMEN:
1 Elina JUNNILA FIN 3:31:35
2 Hanna MALSTROM SWE 3:46:42
3 Elisa JAATINEN FIN 3:57:36
4 Kaisa OJANSIVU FIN 3:59:19
5 Tiina ALHONEN FIN 4:04:22
HALF MARATHON:
MEN:
1 Tomi HALME FIN 1:19:32
WOMEN:
1 Isabel Duran GALLETERO ESP 1:29:43
3 JULY 2011:
AIRPORT GOLD COAST MARATHON,
AUSTRALIA
The men’s course record was broken after 22 years in
a race which drew a record 24,726 runners (over
5000 in the Marathon and 9000 in the Half).
Nicholas Manza lowered Brad Camp’s 1989 mark by
10 seconds. Winners took $10,000 each but Manza
missed the $25,000 sub-2:10 bonus, although he was
presented with a consolation course record bonus of
another $10,000.
From halfway Matebor and Manza audaciously
broke away from the pacemakers to lead a group of
eight runners. At 36km Manza made his winning
move, to forge a 50m lead in the next kilometre. Lee
Troop, hampered by hamstring trouble, failed to post
a London 2012 Olympic qualifying time and came
sixth in 2:15:45. Tesema, who was determined to
break 2:30, had to run solo for most of the race. Far
behind her Roxie Fraser improved her personal best by
3 JULY 2011:
AIRPORT GOLD COAST MARATHON, AUSTRALIA
over a minute after climbing from fifth place at
halfway.
The race action was played out in front of an Africa
Region delegation on the Gold Coast to inspect the
city’s suitability to host the 2018 Commonwealth
Games. The delegation comprised 14 National
Olympic Council presidents, two secretaries general
and two Olympic Committee board members.
Race director Cameron Hart commented: “With the
Commonwealth Games delegation from Africa here to
assess the event, we feel we’ve done all we possibly
can to give the 2018 Commonwealth Games bid a
boost.”
MEN:
1 Nicholas MANZA KEN 2:10:01
2 Albert MATEBOR KEN 2:10:13
3 Japhet KIPKORIR KEN 2:10:50
4 Taiga ITO JPN 2:13:16
5 Noriaki TAKAHASHI JPN 2:14:13
WOMEN:
1 Goitetom TESEMA ETH 2:30:08
2 Roxie FRASER AUS 2:41:17
3 Chihiro TANAKA JPN 2:43:02
4 Michelle MACADAM AUS 2:44:44
5 Kirsten MALLOY AUS 2:46:32
ASICS HALF MARATHON:
MEN:
1 Jeffrey HUNT AUS 1:04:04
WOMEN:
1 Lara TAMSETT AUS 1:12:19
09 JULY 2011:
ZERMATT MARATHON, SWITZERLAND
MEN:
1 Patrick WEISER SUI 3:09:41
2 Jen-Christophe DUPONT FRA 3:10:04
3 Tim SHORT GBR 3:15:53
4 Martin COX SUI 3:17:48
5 Saul PADUA COL 3:18:34
WOMEN:
1 Daniela Gassman BAHR SUI 3:32:13
2 Jasmin NUNIGE SUI 3:36:25
3 Lizzy HAWKER GBR 3:57:08
4 Tanja AMIET SUI 4:02:02
5 Luzia SCHMID SUI 4:06:31
10 JULY 2011:
MARATON DE QUITO, ECUADOR
MEN:
1 Florencio Machacuay ARREDON ECU 2:28:33
2 Hugo Jimenez CHITAN ECU 3:29:30
3 Franklin Aduviri MANZANE ECU 2:30:52
WOMEN:
1 Olga Tabla GOMEZ ECU 3:01:25
2 Nancy OSORIO ECU 3:05:32
3 Maritza RODRIGUEZ ECU 3:32:08
10 JULY 2011:
MEDIA MARATON INT’L CORRECAMINOS,
COSTA RICA
MEN:
1 Marvin Martinez CASTRO CRC 1:09:58
2 Pedro Jimenez ARRIETA CRC 1:11:43
3 Eugenio Fernandez RODRIGUEZ CRC 1:12:22
4 Cristian Arguello JIMENEZ CRC 1:13:38
5 Kenneth Rocha GUTIERREZ CRC 1:14:18
WOMEN:
1 Cristina Marin GONZALEZ CRC 1:27:20
2 Rosibel Aguilar CORRALES CRC 1:27:42
3 Karina Fernandez MADRIGAL CRC 1:29:24
4 Adriana Bermudez MURILLO CRC 1:30:06
5 Carlorina Duran FERNANDEZ CRC 1:31:37
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