Swiss women's run

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The Swiss Women's Run is a running event in Bern ( Switzerland ) that has been taking place since 1987 and is organized by former Swiss top runner Markus Ryffel . It is only open to women. The 5 km main run, part of the Post Cup from 2005 to 2010 , also attracts elite runners with prize money. In 2016, the highest turnout was achieved with 15,097 participants ( finishers ).

Since 2005 there has also been a 10 km route. There is also a 15 km route for walking and Nordic walking . In 2009 the Girls Sprint was introduced, a 500 meter sprint course for 5- to 7-year-olds; In 2010 the Girls Mile (1.6 km) for 8 to 11 year olds was added.

The women's run has been running through downtown Bern since 2005 , after having previously taken place in Neufeld . The start is at the confluence of the Bundesgasse and Monbijoustrasse. It leads over the Monbijoubrücke into Kirchenfeld and from there over the Kirchenfeldbrücke to the destination on Bundesplatz . The 10 km runners completed the lap twice with small variations until 2015; In 2016, the 5 km route with an additional loop was run through the Dählhölzli zoo for the first time .

In June 2018, 27-year-old Fabienne Schlumpf won the race for the second time in a row.

statistics

Course records

List of winners

5 km

Sources for results before 1999: organizer website and arrs.run

date Winner time
June 10, 2018 Fabienne Smurf -2- 16:43
June 11, 2017 Fabienne Schlumpf ( SUI ) 16: 32.4
June 12, 2016 Helen Bekele Tola ( ETH ) 16: 18.9
June 14, 2015 Viktoria Pogorielska -4- 16: 58.5
15th June 2014 Viktoria Pogorielska -3- 16: 08.8
0June 9, 2013 Viktoria Pogorielska -2- 16: 00.4
June 10, 2012 Cynthia Kosgei ( KEN ) 16: 12.9
June 19, 2011 Viktoria Pogorielska ( UKR ) 16: 14.8
June 13, 2010 Anikó Kálovics -2- 16: 06.0
June 14, 2009 Tsege Worku -2- 16: 10.0
0June 1, 2008 Mirja Jenni-Moser ( SUI ) 16: 21.5
June 10, 2007 Anikó Kálovics ( HUN ) 16: 15.4
June 11, 2006 Edith Masai ( KEN ) 15: 55.0
June 12, 2005 Tsege Worku ( ETH ) 16: 22.5
June 13, 2004 Zenebech Tola ( ETH ) 15: 24.8
June 15, 2003 Leah Malot -3- 15: 50.7
0June 9, 2002 Leah Malot -2- 15: 20.0
June 10, 2001 Leah Malot ( KEN ) 15: 26.5
June 18, 2000 Lydia Cheromei -2- 15: 17.8
June 13, 1999 Ayelech Worku ( ETH ) 15: 15.2
June 14, 1998 Gete Wami -2- 15: 33.8
0June 8, 1997 Lydia Cheromei ( KEN ) 14: 57.2
  1996 Gete Wami ( ETH ) 15: 27.9
0July 9, 1995 Derartu Tulu ( ETH ) 15: 28.6
June 12, 1994 Margareta Keszeg ( ROM ) 15: 40.4
June 13, 1993 Jelena Romanowa ( RUS ) 15: 14.5
June 14, 1992 Kathrin Ullrich ( GER ) 15: 29.6
0June 9, 1991 Uta Pippig -2- 15: 32.4
June 10, 1990 Uta Pippig ( GER ) 15: 28.8
June 10, 1989 Jeanne-Marie Pipoz ( SUI ) 15: 44.5
  1988 Cornelia Bürki -2- 16: 18.8
June 21, 1987 Cornelia Bürki ( SUI ) 16: 12.1

10 km

year Winner time
2018 Nina Zoller 37:59
2017 Gabi Nyffeler 37: 07.6
2016 Aude Salord 36: 49.9
2015 Gabi Nyffeler 36: 52.3
2014 Gabi Nyffeler 36: 53.9
2013 Patricia Morceli 35: 15.5
2012 Ursula Spielmann 35: 41.4
2011 Monika Fürholz 36: 38.4
2010 Juliette shield 37: 22.9
2009 Maya Chollet 38: 20.6
2008 Patricia Morceli 35: 27.0
2007 Regula Zahno 36: 43.0
2006 Josianne Lauber 36: 30.3
2005 Fabiola Rueda-Oppliger 36: 42.5

Development of the number of finishers

year 5 km 10 km
2018 6107 4452
2017 5632 4125
2016 6564 4598
2015 7120 3989
2014 6800 3728
2013 6917 3837
2012 6685 3810
2011 6469 3673
2010 5837 3424
2009 6372 3332
2008 6079 3092
2007 6033 3160
2006 6979 3065
2005 7563 2902
2004 9438 ---
2003 8969 ---
2002 9702 ---
2001 8940 ---
2000 9471 ---
1999 9300 ---

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Der Bund , June 12, 2016: When 15,097 women compete
  2. ↑ In Sauseschritt the second string (10 June 2018)
  3. ↑ Swiss women's run on arrs.run