Meininger City Run
 Meininger City Run
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| venue |
Meiningen Germany
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| First run | 1991 |
| distance | 10 km (male / female) |
| distance | 3/5 km (U14 / U16 male / female) |
| distance | Half marathon (m / f) |
| Website | Official website |
The Meiningen City Run is a traditional city run that is held every year in Meiningen on October 3rd on the Day of German Unity as a street run and a fun run. The second oldest city run in Thuringia took place for the first time on October 3, 1991. The Meininger City Run is considered to be the fastest city run in Thuringia. The organizer is the police sports club PSV Meiningen 90 e. V.
history
On the occasion of the first anniversary of German unity , PSV Meiningen launched an international running event as a city run. From the beginning, the distances were half marathon , ten kilometers for adults and three and five kilometers for young people. There is also a fun run for everyone. One hour before the start of the main run, a children's run is organized by the Meiningen primary schools. The half marathon has not been held since 2012. From 2013 to 2015, the Meininger company run over 5 km was part of the City Run. In 2014 and 2015, the Thuringian Road Run Championship took place as part of the City Run. On this occasion, the running route was re-measured. In 2015 the city run was integrated into the world culture week "Refugees welcome".
Known starters
Since 1991 numerous well-known athletes from Germany and abroad have taken part in the Meininger City Run. They included the GDR marathon and German 5000 m and cross-country champions Rainer Wachenbrunner , the German cross-country and half-marathon champions Manuel Stöckert , the summer biathlete and long-distance runner Marcel Bräutigam , the long-distance runner Nicholas Kipruto Koech from Kenya and the Ukrainian Champion in 10,000 m Oksana Skljarenko .
Running track
The Meiningen City Run is carried out on a 2.5 km long DLV -measured circuit through the city center of Meiningen. Evaluations and award ceremonies take place in 29 age groups. The age groups of the 10 km main run are divided according to the athletics regulations of the German Athletics Association (DLV) "LAO §3" and "VAO §3". The first to third place winners are awarded in all age groups.
| Run | Distance in km | Ratings |
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| Main run | 10 | Men and women (24 age groups) |
| student | 5 | U16 girls and boys |
| student | 3 | U14 girls and boys |
| Everyone's run | 5 | men and women |
| half marathon | 21.0975 | Men and Women (1991-2011) |
Route
The start and finish of the Meininger Citylauf is the market square . The running route leads from Markt south through Anton-Ulrich-Straße, then changes west to Alte Henneberger Straße and continues on this over the Mühlgrabenbrücke and Werra Bridge to Schillerstraße. The route then runs through Schillerstrasse along the Werra to the Georgsbrücke , on which the Werra is crossed for the second time. The running route then leads through the palace gardens, past Elisabethenburg Palace, over the Green Bridge to Karlsallee, and on through this to Georgstrasse by the Henneberger Haus . The pedestrian zone leads to the destination via Georgstrasse. The starting point for the 3 km is in Karlsallee. The running track is level and has asphalt, paving and paved park paths as the track surface. The Meininger City Run takes place in all weathers.
statistics
Course records
10 km main run:
- Men: 28:44 min, Rainer Wachenbrunner , Germany , 1998
- Women: 35:51 min, Inna Lebedeva, Ukraine , 2004
Half marathon:
- Men: 1:12:52 h, Marcel Knape (LC Erfurt , Germany ), 2008
- Women: 1:26:46 h, Stefanie Wiesmair (Steinbach Meiningen sports team , Germany ), 2007
Thuringian Championship 2014
3 km students U14:
- Boys: Hannes Rein, 10:54 min
- Girls: Lena Posniak, 11:30 min
5 km students U16:
- Boys: Tim Schneegaß, 17:43 min
- Girls: Alina Schönherr, 20:29 min
10 km main run:
- Men: Michael Müller, 33:28 min
- Women: Astrid Hartenstein, 37:56 min
Winners lists
The winners list below shows the overall winners of all age groups in the 10 km main run and the winners in the half marathon.
10 km main run
Source: Result lists of the organizer from 2003.
| year | Men | time | Women | time | ||
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| 2019 | Benjamin Keiderling (Rennsteig-LV Suhl ) | 36:19 | Katja Voigtmann (VfB Ichtershausen ) | 40:27 | ||
| 2018 | Julian Häßner (SC Impuls Erfurt ) | 34:06 | Josefine Rutkowski (PSV Meiningen ) | 40:02 | ||
| 2017 | Roman Friday (LV Eisenach ) | 33:21 | Josefine Rutkowski (PSV Meiningen) | 41:15 | ||
| 2016 | Joscha Bretschneider (LV Greiz ) | 35:48 | Susanne Haßmüller (SC Ostheim ) | 40:13 | ||
| 2015 | Manuel Stöckert (SC Ostheim) | 31:29 | Daniela Oemus (SV Bürgel ) | 38:02 | ||
| 2014 | Michael Müller (SV Sondershausen ) | 33:28 | Astrid Hartenstein (LV Gera ) | 37:56 | ||
| 2013 | Marcel Knape ( USV Jena ) | 32:20 | Beate Ernst ( Friedrichroda ) | 45:51 | ||
| 2012 | Marcel Bridegroom (LG Ohra) | 31:47 | Anna Herzberg (Brooks Team) | 39:23 | ||
| 2011 | Zbigniew Kaszewski Poland
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35:49 | Joanna Kalinowska Poland
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44:03 | ||
| 2010 | Heiko Baier ( LG Braunschweig ) | 32:36 | Astrid Hartenstein (1st SV Gera) | 39:43 | ||
| 2009 | Christian Biele (Erfurt Running Club) | 31:55 | Stefanie Wiesmair (Meiningen sports team) | 38:25 | ||
| 2008 | Marcus Schöfisch (Erfurt Running Club) | 31:35 | Heike Koch (TSSC Erfurt) | 47:12 | ||
| 2007 | Christian Seiler (Erfurt Running Club) | 32:01 | Romy Mey ( USV Jena ) | 39:27 | ||
| 2006 | Hillary Kemboi Kenya
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31:11 | Milka Jerotich Kenya
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36:42 | ||
| 2005 |
Nicholas Koech Kenya
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29:52 | Prisca Kiprono Kenya
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36:27 | ||
| 2004 | Maxim Yanishevskyy Ukraine
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31:22 | Inna Lebedeva Ukraine
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35:51 | ||
| 2003 | Maxim Yanishevskyy Ukraine
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31:34 |
Oksana Sklyarenko Ukraine
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36:15 |
half marathon
Source: Result lists of the organizer from 2003 to 2011.
| year | Men | time | Women | time | ||
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| 2011 | Thomas Hess ( Belrieth ) | 1:26:11 | Josefine Rutkowski ( Meiningen ) | 1:52:14 | ||
| 2010 | Philipp Heinz (Meiningen sports team) | 1:15:26 | Bettina Tschernig (SV Mühlhausen ) | 1:30:42 | ||
| 2009 | Marcel Knape (Erfurt Running Club) | 1:14:45 | Ramona Krause (Meiningen sports team) | 1:31:28 | ||
| 2008 | Marcel Knape (LC Erfurt) | 1:12:52 | Ramona Krause (Meiningen sports team) | 1:33:31 | ||
| 2007 | Jürgen Liebergeld (Rennsteig running club) | 1:15:50 | Stefanie Wiesmair (Meiningen sports team) | 1:26:46 | ||
| 2006 | Jörg Krone (PSV Meiningen) | 1:16:18 | Carola Gasa (SV Mihla ) | 1:37:48 | ||
| 2005 | Sebastian Keybe (PSV Meiningen) | 1:19:54 | Silke Hartmann ( Gedern running team ) | 1:39:42 | ||
| 2004 | Steffen Meyer (TSV Zella-Mehlis ) | 1:15:48 | Bärbel Fischer (RLT Rodgau ) | 1:56:50 | ||
| 2003 | Jörg Krone (PSV Meiningen) | 1:16:56 | Carola Gasa (SV Mihla ) | 1:34:16 |
Web links
- PSV Meiningen eV organizer.
- 21st Meininger Citylauf , Neue Presse Coburg from October 4th, 2011
- New best time is just mega. Susanne Haßmüller for the first time under 40 minutes , Main Post from October 8, 2015
Individual evidence
- ↑ Youngest winner of all time. Thuringian General . October 6, 2017, accessed January 22, 2018.
- ↑ Ilm circuit runners dominated the 22nd Meiningen City Run. Thuringian General .6. October 2012, accessed January 22, 2018.
- ↑ Weltkulturwoche 2015. ( Memento of the original from January 23, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Network for integration of the district of Schmalkalden-Meiningen. September 22, 2015, accessed January 22, 2018.
- ↑ a b Results archive Meininger Citylauf. PSV Meiningen. Retrieved January 22, 2018.
