European Cross Country Championships 2001
The 8th European Cross Country Championships the EAA took place on 9. December 2001 in Thun ( Switzerland instead).
The course in the Thun military area consisted of a 1500 m long loop with a 150 m distance between start and finish. The men completed six laps (9.15 km), the juniors four laps (6.15 km), the women three laps (4.65 km) and the juniors two laps (3.15 km).
Results
Men
Individual evaluation
space | athlete | country | Time (min) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Serhiy Lebid | UKR | 27:52 |
2 | Kamiel Maase | NED | 28:05 |
3 | Antonio David Jimenez | ESP | 28:10 |
4th | Gabriele De Nard | ITA | 28:11 |
5 | Christian Belz | SUI | 28:12 |
6th | Sam Haughian | GBR | 28:12 |
7th | José Carlos Adán | ESP | 28:13 |
8th | Mustapha El Ahmadi | FRA | 28:13 |
77 of 78 registered athletes started and 75 reached the finish.
Other participants from German-speaking countries:
- 36: Michael Wolf ( GER ), 28:57
- 50: Heinz Lehmann ( SUI ), 29:26
- 53: Philipp Bandi ( SUI ), 29:35
- 55: Oliver Mintzlaff ( GER ), 29:37
- 58: Mario Kröckert ( GER ), 29:43
- 62: Carsten Schütz ( GER ), 29:57
- 63: Thomas Suter ( SUI ), 29:58
- 68: Philip Rist ( SUI ), 30:08
- 70: Bruno Heuberger ( SUI ), 30:12
- 74: Harald Steindorfer ( AUT ), 30:44
- 75: Christian Knoblich ( GER ), 30:53
- DNF: Peter Wundsam ( AUT )
Team evaluation
space | Country and athletes | Total points and individual placement |
---|---|---|
1 |
Spain Antonio David Jiménez José Carlos Adán José Manuel García Alejandro Gómez |
40 3 7 12 18 |
2 |
France Mustapha El Ahmadi Augusto Gomes Laurent Vapaille El Hassan Lahssini |
50 8 11 15 16 |
3 |
Portugal Paulo Guerra José Ramos Hélder Ornelas Alberto Maravilha |
72 10 19 21 22 |
A total of twelve teams were rated. The Swiss team came ninth with 171 points and the German team came eleventh with 211 points.
Women
Individual evaluation
space | Athlete | country | Time (min) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Yamna Oubouhou-Belkacem | FRA | 15:48 |
2 | Olga Romanova | RUS | 15:49 |
3 | Justyna Bąk | POLE | 15:51 |
4th | Olivera Jevtić | YUG | 15:54 |
5 | Liz Yelling | GBR | 15:55 |
6th | Helena Sampaio | POR | 15:55 |
7th | Inês Monteiro | POR | 15:56 |
8th | Hayley Yelling | GBR | 15:58 |
Of the 84 registered and started athletes, 80 reached the finish.
Participants from German-speaking countries:
- 36: Sandra Baumann ( AUT ), 4:30 p.m.
- 38: Sabrina Mockenhaupt ( GER ), 16:31
- 40: Anita Weyermann ( SUI ), 16:32
- 61: Christina Carruzzo ( SUI ), 17:03
- 62: Claudia Stalder ( SUI ), 17:03
- 69: Maja Neuenschwander ( SUI ), 17:18
- 71: Vera Notz-Umberg ( SUI ), 17:27
- 74: Cornelia Heinzle ( AUT ), 5:30 p.m.
- 75: Linda Feuz ( SUI ), 17:31
- 79: Martina Winter ( AUT ), 18:03
- 80: Andrea Mayr ( AUT ), 18:19
Team evaluation
space | Country and athletes | Total points and individual placement |
---|---|---|
1 |
Portugal Helena Sampaio Inês Monteiro Analídia Torre Ana Dias |
41 6 7 10 18 |
2 |
United Kingdom Liz Yelling Hayley Yelling Kathy Butler Sharon Morris |
49 5 8 12 24 |
3 |
France Yamna Oubouhou-Belkacem Fatima Yvelain Rodica Daniela Moroianu Élodie Olivarès |
66 1 16 20 29 |
A total of 13 teams were rated. The Swiss team came in twelfth with 232 points, the Austrian team in 13th place with 269.
Juniors
Individual evaluation
space | athlete | country | Time (min) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Wassyl Matwijtschuk | UKR | 19:29 |
2 | Mohammed Farah | GBR | 19:38 |
3 | Stefano Scaini | ITA | 19:39 |
Of the 90 registered and started athletes, 86 reached the finish.
Participants from German-speaking countries:
- 23: Florian Heinzle ( AUT ), 8:06 pm
- 28: Jan Förster ( GER ), 20:08
- 45: Steffen Preuk ( GER ), 20:26
- 47: Christian Ritosek ( GER ), 20:29
- 52: Christian Seiler ( GER ), 20:33
- 63: Sascha Bierbaumer ( AUT ), 20:47
- 65: Stefan Kreuzer ( SUI ), 20:53
- 66: Jan Krauspe ( GER ), 20:53
- 67: Bastian Rodowski ( GER ), 20:54
- 68: Daniel Spitzl ( AUT ), 20:55
- 72: Valentin Wullschleger ( SUI ), 21:04
- 73: Olivier Zihlmann ( SUI ), 21:06
- 78: Mario Weiss ( AUT ), 21:24
- 79: Stefan Scherrer ( SUI ), 21:31
- 82: Ueli Vetsch ( SUI ), 21:39
- 83: Lukas Ebneter ( SUI ), 21:41
Team evaluation
space | Country and athletes | Total points and individual placement |
---|---|---|
1 |
United Kingdom Mohammed Farah Adam Bowden Matthew Bowser Andrew Lemoncello |
54 2 6 13 33 |
2 |
Portugal Bruno Saramago Bruno Jesus Hermano Ferreira Bruno Morais |
67 7 11 20 29 |
3 |
France Jérémy Pierrat Benoît Charpentier Keving Tingaud Abdelkader Mahmoudi |
68 8 10 16 34 |
A total of 13 teams were rated. The German team finished ninth with 172 points, the Austrian team eleventh with 232 points and the Swiss team 13th with 289 points.
Juniors
Individual evaluation
space | Athlete | country | Time (min) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Elvan Abeylegesse | DOOR | 10:35 |
2 | Tatjana Tschulach | RUS | 10:53 |
3 | Snežana Kostić | YUG | 10:54 |
Of the 84 registered and started athletes, 83 reached the finish.
Participants from German-speaking countries and regions:
- 17: Johanna Braun ( GER ), 11:22
- 22: Kerstin Werner ( GER ), 11:29
- 25: Agnes Tschurtschenthaler ( ITA ), 11:32
- 46: Deborah Büttel ( SUI ), 11:48
- 52: Michaela Schedler ( GER ), 11:53
- 54: Nicola Spirig ( SUI ), 11:56
- 56: Claudia Kahl ( GER ), 11:58
- 57: Linda Oberholzer ( SUI ), 11:59
- 59: Antje Hoffmann ( GER ), 12:00
- 61: Nicole Dillinger ( AUT ), 12:02 pm
- 64: Franziska Ammann ( SUI ), 12:04
- 67: Samira Gadient ( SUI ), 12:10
- 71: Katharina Splinter ( GER ), 12:17
- 75: Stefanie Murer ( SUI ), 12:25
- 76: Nicole Wagner ( AUT ), 12:27
- 81: Elisabeth Niedereder ( AUT ), 13:02
Team evaluation
space | Country and athletes | Total points and individual placement |
---|---|---|
1 |
Russia Tatjana Tschulach Inga Abitowa Marina Iwanowa Tatjana Petrowa |
35 2 4 10 19 |
2 |
United Kingdom Charlotte Dale Louise Ladies Kate Reed Freya Murray |
54 5 15 16 18 |
3 |
Turkey Elvan Abeylegesse Türkan Erişmiş Nilgün Yılmaz Meryem Kılınç |
79 1 7 11 60 |
A total of 15 teams were rated. The German team came in seventh with 147 points, the Swiss team in 14th place with 221 points.
literature
- European Athletic Association (Ed.): Statistical Handbook. 13th SPAR European Cross Country Championships. mediasprint, Zofingen 2006, p. 36ff. ( PDF; 681 kB )
Web links
- 8th SPAR European Cross Country Championships 2001 on the EAA website
- Event Result Database - European Cross Country Championships on the EAA website
- 8th European Cross Country Championships ( Memento from April 2, 2002 in the Internet Archive ) on the EAA website
- Cross EM in Thun (SUI) , report by Wilfried Raatz on scc-events.com, December 11, 2001
Coordinates: 46 ° 45 ′ 29 " N , 7 ° 36 ′ 26" E ; CH1903: 612.88 thousand / 178555