European Athletics Championships 2010 / men's marathon
discipline | Men's marathon |
city | Barcelona |
place | Circuit through Barcelona |
Attendees | 64 athletes from 19 countries |
Competition phase | August 1, 2010 |
Medalist | |
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gold | Viktor Röthlin ( SUI ) |
silver | José Manuel Martínez ( ESP ) |
bronze | Dmitri Safronov ( RUS ) |
Marathon Cup (team ranking) without counting in the medal table |
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Rank 1 | Spain |
Rank 2 | Russia |
Rank 3 | Italy |
The men's marathon at the 2010 European Athletics Championships took place in Barcelona , Spain , on August 1, 2010 .
The Swiss Viktor Röthlin won the race in 2:15:31 h. Vice European champion was the Spaniard José Manuel Martínez ahead of the Russian Dmitri Safronow .
For the team classification, the so-called Marathon Cup, the times of the three best runners per nation were added up. However, the evaluation was not part of the official medal table. The team from Spain won ahead of Russia and Italy.
Existing records
World record | Haile Gebrselassie | 2:03:59 h | Berlin Marathon 2008 | September 28, 2008 |
European record | Carlos Lopes | 2:07:12 h | Rotterdam Marathon 1985 | April 20, 1985 |
Championship record | Martín Fiz | 2:10:31 h | EM in Helsinki | August 14, 1994 |
Split times
brand | time | Leader | 5 km time |
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5 km | 16:35 min | Ruggero Pertile | 16:35 min |
10 km | 32:45 min | Yuriy Abramov | 16:10 min |
15 km | 48:40 min | Dmitri Safronov | 15:55 min |
20 km | 1:04:15 h | James Theuri | 15:35 min |
25 km | 1:20:09 h | José Manuel Martínez | 15:44 min |
30 km | 1:35:58 h | Viktor Röthlin | 15:49 min |
35 km | 1:52:12 h | Viktor Röthlin | 16:14 min |
40 km | 2:08:19 h | Viktor Röthlin | 16:07 min |
Result
At twenty kilometers a top group of twelve had formed, including defending champion Stefano Baldini. After increasing the pace, four runners took the lead shortly after the half-time mark: Viktor Röthlin, José Manuel Martínez, Ruggero Pertil and the Frenchman James Theury. Baldini couldn't keep up and got out. Shortly after Pertile also had to let go, Röthlin took the lead at kilometer 28 and continuously expanded his lead to the finish. Theury, on the other hand, had overdone himself, kept falling back and finally gave up. Pertile fought his way up to Martínez again for a short time, but then, plagued by cramps, fell behind Dmitri Safronov, who had worked his way up from sixth place, in the last few kilometers. The Austrian Günther Weidlinger, who had belonged to the top group up to kilometer twenty, then fell continuously and finished in 18th place. With temperatures above 25 ° C, it was the slowest winning time since the European Championships in 1969 . The difficult external conditions also contributed to the fact that nineteen of the 64 athletes who started did not reach the finish.
Result marathon cup
space | country | Athletes | Time (h) |
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1 | Spain |
José Manuel Martínez Pablo Villalobos Rafael Iglesias |
6:58:00 |
2 | Russia |
Dmitri Safronow Alexei A. Sokolow Oleg Kulkow |
7:01:29 |
3 | Italy |
Ruggero Pertile Migidio Bourifa Ottaviano Andriani |
7:01:40 |
4th | Netherlands |
Rens Dekkers Hugo van den Broek Koen Raymaekers |
7:07:33 |
5 | Great Britain |
Lee Merrien Dave Webb Dan Robinson |
7:07:52 |
6th | Israel |
Wodage Zvadya Ayele Setegne Dastaho Swonek |
7:19:41 |
7th | Portugal |
Luís Feiteira Alberto Chaíça José Moreira |
7:29:38 |
8th | Slovenia |
Anton Kosmač Primož Kobe Robert Kotnik |
7:42:40 |
9 | Andorra |
Antoni Bernadó Iván Ramírez Alan Manchado |
8:35:14 |
Web links
- European Athletics Championships - Barcelona 2010 at european-athletics.org, accessed June 28, 2017
- European Championships in Barcelona, Men's Marathon , p. 3 (PDF) on Leichtathletik.de, accessed on February 13, 2019
- Track and Field Statistics, EM 2010 on trackfield.brinkster.net, accessed on June 28, 2017