October 18, 2009
Lead results were as follows:
15K men
1 Justus, Steffen MS07 Triathlon Jena 82 50:44,2
2 Seiler, Christian LC Erfurt 83 51:11,8
3 Jabin, Steffen Laufclub Erfurt 82 55:46,6
4 Klopfleisch, Peter Zatopeks Erben 68 57:13,1
5 Lorenz, Arne USV Jena 87 57:49,8
6 Häusler, Thomas SV Hermsdorf. 87 59:05,1
7 Lösch, Sören USV Jena OL 87 59:31,1
8 Leimbach, Mario GM Rennsteiglaufverein 75 1:00:06,1
9 Hupel, Christian Triathlon Jena 82 1:00:31,6
10 Lynas, Matthew LTV Erfurt 67 1:00:36,0
15K women
1 Robisch, Rebecca LAC Quelle Fürth 88 58:52,5
2 Oemus, Daniela TuS Jena 89 1:06:49,5
3 Hartenstein, Astrid 1. SV Gera 87 1:09:40,2
4 Hürrich, Steffi Laufladen Jena 85 1:09:49,9
5 Domaschke, Madlen Sport frei 80 1:13:27,6
6 Plathe, Anna Lena Uni Jena 84 1:14:19,8
7 Schröder, Jana Jena 69 1:15:50,3
8 Gentner, Claudia Triathlon Jena 76 1:15:58,8 1399
9 Ullrich, Doreen USV Jena 84 1:16:05,7 1843
10 Keßler, Elke Halle 67 1:16:06,4
27K men
1 von Wartburg, Geronimo LG Kreis Verden 88 1:38:17,6
2 Schiessl, Helmut Team Salomon 72 1:38:50,1
3 Burzik, Jan TEAM Laufladen Jena 67 1:43:39,7
4 Peto, Thomas Der Triathlonladen in Jena 81 1:45:30,3
5 Bayer, Stephan Rennsteiglaufverein LG Süd 61 1:46:21,6
6 Heinz, Philipp Sportteam-Steinbach 87 1:47:02,4
7 Müller, Philipp Post SV Dresden 88 1:47:51,5
8 Wagner, Andreas Bitterfelder SV 2000 81 1:48:04,6
9 Liebergeld, Jürgen Rennsteiglaufver.LG Süd 77 1:48:17,0
10 Neidhardt, Stefan Rennsteiglaufver.LG Süd 73 1:49:20,1
27K women
1 Wiesmair, Stefanie Team Salomon/PSV Kassel 80 2:00:45,6
2 Härtl, Anke TV 1848 Coburg 66 2:04:39,2
3 Schlump, Regine SC Immenstadt / Team Salomon 79 2:05:27,7
4 Mayer-Tancic, Ulrike LG TELIS FINANZ Regensburg 65 2:08:20,5
5 Rottenbach, Christina MS07 Triathlon Jena 86 2:14:03,9
6 Knoblich, Petra Arnstadt 65 2:14:39,4
7 Finger, Annett SG Adelsberg 81 2:16:53,5
8 Resch, Ria SG Adelsberg 85 2:17:18,5
9 Müller, Antje Rötha 70 2:18:28,5
10 Dümmler, Sabine TSV 1880 Gera-Zwötzen 83 2:18:44,6
full results of the race kernberglauf.de
October 16, 2009
The next Kassel Marathon, that will take place on 16th of May 2010 will have a new course. Until 2009 a 21,1km loop had to be run twice but now will be replaced by one big 42,195km-loop. The new course is based on the old halfmarathon-course, whereas the marathon runners will run several additional extensions.
A lot of marathon runners requested the change to the one-loop course and the fact that there are already more entries at this point of time compared to last years confirms that the new course might upgrade the attractiveness of the race.
The new course is shown here.
October 16, 2009
Defending champion Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot will be back in Frankfurt but will face a very deep field in the 2009 Commerzbank Frankfurt Marathon (25th of October 2009). The Kenyan had caused one of the biggest sensations in marathon running in 2008, when he took the Frankfurt race at his debut marathon clocking a superb 2:07:21h. This time still stands as his personal best, but in the meanwhile he confirmed his quality by taking fifth place at this years Boston Marathon in spring. The 21 year-old is one of a number of athletes capable to break the course record, which he set last year with his 2:07:21h.
Cheruiyot will compete against the best ever depth in the history of German city marathon running. No less than 15 athletes with personal bests of sub 2:09h have entered the race. If weather conditions are fine a thrilling race could develop on the fast course through Germany’s financial capital.
Kenyans Benjamin Kiptoo, who had won the Rome Marathon in spring with a personal best of 2:07:17h, Hosea Rotich (PB: 2:07:24h), Jason Mbote (2:07:37h), Joseph Ngolepus (2:07:57h) and William Kiplagat (2:06:50h) are the expected main contenders with PBs of sub 2:08.
Carrying the European hopes in this extraordinary field will be Austrian Günther Weidlinger. The former world class steeple chaser ran his debut marathon in Vienna this April finishing with 2:12:39h and is going for the 22-year old Austrian National Record in the marathon (2:12:22h) again.
German hopes are mainly on Steffen Justus. The professional triathlete already surprised German elite runners by taking second with a fine 1:04:58h in this years German Halfmarathon Championships in spring. Justus won his debut marathon last year in Munich with a clocking of 2:21:38h and took an impressive 5th place in the 2009 Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series.
The women’s field, which had been announced recently, is the strongest in the history of the Frankfurt Marathon as well. Kenyans Rose Cheruiyot (2:25:48) and Agnes Kiprop (2:26:22) are among the pre-race favourites in the women’s race. German Luminita Zaituc will give run her last competitive marathon.
October 15, 2009
Only three weeks after the registration for the Novo Nordisk Gutenberg Marathon Mainz opened, most of the 10.000 places have been taken. However, because the race will include the German Marathon Championships it is still possible to enter the race.
The 11th edition of the Mainz marathon will take place on 9th of May 2010 and will host the German Marathon Championships.
October 15, 2009
Steffen Häntzschel won the 42nd edition of the Schwarzwald-Marathon in Bräunlingen. He covered the 42,195km that lead the runners through the German black forest in a time of 2:37:33 h. It was the second consecutive win for him in this race.
The womens category was won by Simone Meininger in 3:16:38 h.
Lead results were as follows:
marathon men
1 Häntzschel, Steffen (GER) HK LSG Schwarzwald-Marathon 02:37:33
2 Dörr, Hans-Jörg (GER) 40 TV Hathenbühl 02:39:28
3 Merkt, Jürg (SUI) 45 TV Hüntwangen 02:44:55
4 Kapitza, Peter (GER) 35 LG Bäderkreis 02:47:44
5 Karwat, Volker (GER) 40 LSG Schwarzwald-Marathon 02:50:54
6 Boelaert, Piet (BEL) 35 02:52:02
7 Fröhlich, Siegfried (GER) 40 TSV Kiebingen 02:52:30
8 Loder, Klaus (GER) 45 Tristar Schaffhausen 02:54:09
9 Fleig, Werner (GER) 35 LT Furtwangen 02:57:39
10 Mosbach, Manfred (GER) 50 Trumpf-Cycling 02:57:48
11 Hug, Jürgen (GER) 40 02:59:05
12 Baier, Andreas (GER) 40 02:59:26
13 Renambatz, Jean-Pierre (GER) 50 LG Brandenkopf 02:59:26
14 Schreiber, Wolfgang (GER) 35 LT Furtwangen 02:59:50
15 Menendez, Jesus (ESP) 35 Wilken GmbH 03:02:15
marathon women
1 Meiniger, Simone (GER) 40 LTG Kämpfelbach 03:16:38
2 Matt, Brigitte (GER) 50 LG Hohenfels 03:20:10
3 Schikowski, Irene (GER) 45 TG Konz 03:24:43
4 Rosenstiel, Eva (GER) 40 LT Endingen 03:25:37
5 Ziegler, Sonya (SUI) HK 03:28:37
6 Reichenbach, Ute (GER) 40 TV Konstanz 03:28:49
7 Merli, Britta (SUI) 40 03:30:42
8 Winter, Andrea (GER) 35 LT Karlsruhe 03:40:15
9 Eschelbach, Iris (GER) 40 TV Rheinau 1893 03:40:45
10 Schubert, Gabi (GER) 40 Treiser LWT 03:43:20
11 Zirlewagen, Susanne (GER) 35 03:44:17
12 Czastrau, Alexandra (GER) 30 DAV Tuttlingen 03:44:58
13 Zacharias, Anne (GER) 45 TSV Ötlingen 03:46:26
14 Mayer, Vera (GER) 45 Weiler Waldläufer 03:48:09
15 Schweizer, Gabi (GER) 40 TuS Steisslingen 03:49:56
halfmarathon men
1 Dotter, Alois (GER) 45 LT Furtwangen 01:18:14
2 Engesser, Reiner (GER) 45 Power Team SV Lauffen 01:18:32
3 Thoma, Holger (GER) 35 LT Furtwangen 01:19:27
4 Schneble, Gerhard (GER) 40 Campa+ Team Gailingen 01:19:49
5 Beat, Ernst (SUI) 35 LSV Frauenfeld 01:20:29
6 Magalhaes, Joaquim (GER) 40 RSV St. Märgen 01:20:49
7 Backes, Andreas (GER) 45 LTF Selbach 01:21:16
8 Kuhardt, Lutz (GER) 50 FC Unterkirnach 01:22:09
9 Blessing, Moritz (GER) HK Power Team SV Lauffen 01:22:13
10 Hoffmann, Roman (GER) 35 TG Konz 01:22:25
11 Hermesdorf, Wilfried (GER) 50 TG Konz 01:22:51
12 Flaig, Markus (GER) 45 SV Schramberg 01:23:14
13 Dilger, Bernd (GER) 45 Furtwangen 01:24:07
14 Millsap-Brown, Evan (USA) J 01:24:34
15 Chagri, Khalid (GER) 40 TG Konz 01:24:45
halfmarathon women
1 Doll, Steffanie (GER) HK SZ Breitnau 01:27:12
2 Lutz, Sonja (GER) 35 SV Kirchzarten 01:29:02
3 Doll, Friederike (GER) 50 SV Kirchzarten 01:33:46
4 Seyfried, Andrea (GER) HK TSF-Tuttlingen 01:34:00
5 Wiedemann, Gertrud (GER) 30 TV Pfaffenweiler 01:35:46
6 Ingrao, Vita (ITA) 45 TSV Rottweil 01:35:50
7 Hildebrand, Elke (GER) 40 01:36:01
8 Bodirsky, Birgit (GER) 35 TSV 05 Rot 01:36:51
9 Krüger, Kathy (GER) 30 01:37:32
10 Winterhalder, Birgitta (GER) 40 SC Bubenbach 01:37:45
11 Linse, Stephanie (GER) 40 LT Hemsbach 01:40:04
12 Madsen, Iben (DNK) 35 JIF-Aarhus 01:40:23
13 Gnauck, Yvonne (GER) 40 SV Kirchzarten 01:40:30
14 Trabitzsch, Claudia (GER) 40 01:41:23
15 Geist, Barbara (GER) 35 01:41:23
full results of the race mikatiming.de
October 13, 2009
German Simret Restle and Kenyan Patrick Kimeli won the “Albstädter Citylauf”.
Kimeli set a new course record of 28:54 min in the 10K road race, also because of the support from his compatriot Charles Maina, who eventually finished second in 28:56 min. Best European was Ukrainian Ivan Babaryka (30:06 min). The best German followed in 32:08 min (8th place, Christoph Lohse).
The womens race saw a German victory as Simret Restle (34:10 min) could hold off Russian Tatjana Vilisova (34:35 min) and Kenyan Gladys Kwambai (34:46 min).
Lead results were as follows:
10K men
1. KIMELI Patrick (KEN) Kenya / Afropromotion 1989 1. MHK 28:54
2. MAINA Charles Kenya / Afropromotion 1982 2. MHK 28:56
3. KIROP Pius Maiyo Kenya / Afropromotion 1990 1. MJA 29:34
4. KIPKOGEI Wislon Kenya / Afropromotion 1983 3. MHK 29:49
5. BABARYKA Ivan Ukraine 1982 4. MHK 30:06
6. MIBEI James Kiprop Kenya / Afropromotion 1976 1. M30 30:19
7. MACHARIA Mark Kenya / Afropromotion 1986 5. MHK 30:43
8. LOHSE Christoph TV Wattenscheid Patronat Schwenk 1983 6. MHK 32:08
9. SPERLICH Martin VfB Friedrichshafen 1988 7. MHK 33:18
10. ZIGANKE Jens VfB Friedrichshafen 1988 8. MHK 33:25
11. FRIEDRICH Simon Rsv Tailfingen 1988 9. MHK 34:42
12. ELBESHAUSEN Mischa Rebi Running Team 1980 10. MHK 5 34:42
13. BROBEIL Pascal Geislingen 1985 11. MHK 36:17
14. DERSCH Maximilian VfB Friedrichshafen 1988 12. MHK 36:21
15. RALL Rüdiger TV Neckargemünd 1963 1. M45 36:33
10K women
1. RESTLE Simret LG Frankfurt Afro Promotion 1975 1. W30 34:10
2. VILISOVA Tatjana Russland 1979 2. W30 34:35
3. KWAMBAI Gladys Kenya / Afropromotion 1983 1. WHK 34:46
4. CHEPKOECH-KIMUTAI Ruth Kenya / Afropromotion 1982 2. WHK 36:01
5. BULTMANN-SCHÜTZ Birte TV Wattenscheid 1974 1. W35 37:27
6. SCHMIDGOELL Gudrun TSV Trochtelfingen 1959 1. W50 37:56
7. KREBS Denise TV Wattenscheid 1987 3. WHK 39:08
8. REISCHMANN Anne VfB Friedrichshafen 1992 1. WJB 40:03
9. HOLZ Ricarda TSV Stetten a.k.M. 1988 4. WHK 40:34
10. MAIER-KLING Isolde ErVolks Team Citylauf / Volksbank 1973 2. W35 42:04
full results of the race your-sports.com
October 13, 2009
The 26th edition of the Kärwalauf over 7,5km provided some entertaining competition as the mens winner was decided on the last kilometer and Julia Hiller won her 3rd consecutive title in the womens category.
360 runners competed in the pretty fast road races, which takes place immediately before the annual pageant in the Bavarian city of Fürth.
Lead results were as follows:
7,5K men
1 Hentschel, Felix LG Bamberg 88 23:30
2 Götz, Daniel LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 89 23:32
3 Wernsdörfer, Mario LG Bamberg 87 23:42
4 Straßmeier, Thomas LC Aichach 77 24:30
5 Strauch, Christian Team-Injoy Ansbach 83 24:32
6 Day, Björn LG Erlangen 83 24:51
7 Herrmann, Dr. Hans Joachim LG Erlangen 61 24:54
8 Wedel, Konstantin SG Nürnberg-Fürth 93 25:07
9 Mages, Dominik LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 80 25:18
10 Wittmann, Jürgen TSV Burghaslach 78 25:32
11 Militzke, Martin TV 1848 Coburg 83 25:42
12 Große, René Erfurt 78 25:53
13 Wohlgemuth, Andreas DJK Gleiritsch 84 25:57
14 Schatz, Sigi SV-Etsdorf 70 25:59
15 Zocher, Frank LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 69 26:02
7,5K women
1 Hiller, Julia LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 87 26:42
2 Steg, Kerstin LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 69 28:10
3 Süss, Lea LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 90 28:39
4 Landgraf, Celine LG Forchheim 98 30:13
5 Wagner, Carola LG Erlangen 67 30:18
6 Noack, Anke TSV Höchstadt/Aisch 64 30:49
7 Tancic, Jelena LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 91 30:53
8 Schindelek, Nicole ohne Verein 73 31:08
9 Baier, Ricarda Team Klinikum Nürnberg 72 32:13
10 Herr, Lucia TSV 1846 Lohr am Main 72 32:45
11 Keil, Sandra LAC Quelle Fü/Mü 88 32:48
12 Landgraf, Martina LG Forchheim 70 33:23
13 Zimmermann, Monika Team Klinikum Nürnberg 71 33:32
14 Meier, Bettina TSV Markt Erlbach 80 33:45
15 Härer, Gertrud LG Erlangen 61 34:05
full results of the race lacquelle.de
October 13, 2009
In alight drizzle Czech Jan Kreisinger (29:46 min) on the mens side and Kenyan Joan Aiyabei (33:48 min) on the womens side were the fastest in last Sundays 2nd edition of the Asics Grand 10 Berlin. Wolfram Müller was the best German as he placed 3rd in the mens category with 30:26 min.
Mens race
Faustin Musa (TAN) and Jan Kreisinger (CZE) went through 5K in 14:59min and ran side-by-side for most of the race. Surprisingly the Czech went away from his competitor just before km9 and could secure a win with a 13-seconds margin. As Kreisinger announced he benefited from the rather cold conditions and wants to qualify for the 5.000m in next years European Championships. Wolfram Müller held off his German opponents and stated afterwards: “For me as a middle distance runner this, this time is surprisingly well for the autumn season. Müller missed this years home World Championships in Berlin due to an thigh-injury after placing 4th in the 2009 European Indoor Championships. Next year wants to reach the 1.500m final in the European Championships.
Second German was Marc Schulze (30:51 min), who confirmed his PB of 30:23 he clocked when placing 13th in the German 10K Road Running Championships.
Falk Cierpinski disappointed with a time of 32:16 min (7th place) but after 1 month off-training he stated that his legs were not able to follow the top runners. Positive for him was, that he was not hindered by stitches that hampered his performance in the World Championships Marathon 2009 and several other competitions this year.
Dieter Baumann showed that – despite his age of 44years – he is still in shape. The 1992 Olympic Champion in the 5.000m ran a 32:56min for 9th place after he performed as a cabaret artist the night before the race.
Womens race
While the course record was missed in the mens 10K, Kenyan Joan Aiyabei smashed the record in the womens category. The 30-year old improved the previous record from Ulrike Maisch by over 1 minute and stated afterwards that she could have ran faster if conditions would have been warmer.
Dawn Domaschk (USA/38:31 min), Kathrin Wyss (SUI; 38:52 min) and first German Paulina Boenisz (38:58 min) reached the finish well after the eventual winner.
Organisers of the event registered a record number of 6,489 entries from 25 nations for the event, which also included a 2x5km relay and a mile race for children.
Results were published already earlier.
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