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Ženy; 18. 08. 2008 1 ŽENY; 18. 08. 2008 1. Emma Snowsill AUS 0:19:50 0:27 1:04:20 0:31 0:33:16 1:58:26 2. Vanessa Fernandes POR 0:19:52 0:29 1:04:18 0:32 0:34:21 1:59:33 3. Emma Moffatt AUS 0:19:55 0:31 1:04:12 0:31 0:34:46 1:59:55 4. Laura Bennett USA 0:19:48 0:29 1:04:23 0:29 0:35:10 2:00:21 5. Juri Ide JPN 0:19:49 0:29 1:04:23 0:34 0:35:05 2:00:22 6. Nicola Spirig SUI 0:20:16 0:27 1:03:54 0:31 0:35:20 2:00:30 7. Daniela Ryf SUI 0:19:56 0:26 1:04:17 0:29 0:35:31 2:00:39 8. Andrea Hewitt NZL 0:19:53 0:29 1:04:15 0:29 0:35:38 2:00:45 9. Kiyomi Niwata JPN 0:19:56 0:34 1:04:13 0:31 0:35:36 2:00:50 10. Debbie Tanner NZL 0:19:57 0:29 1:04:17 0:29 0:35:54 2:01:05 11. Sarah Haskins USA 0:19:49 0:31 1:04:18 0:31 0:36:10 2:01:21 12. Jessica Harrison FRA 0:19:56 0:29 1:04:13 0:31 0:36:19 2:01:30 13. Magali Di marco Messmer SUI 0:19:49 0:29 1:04:22 0:29 0:36:39 2:01:49 14. Kate Allen AUT 0:20:56 0:31 1:05:24 0:34 0:34:32 2:01:59 15. Ricarda Lisk GER 0:20:00 0:29 1:04:12 0:39 0:36:46 2:02:07 16. Samantha Warriner NZL 0:19:58 0:29 1:04:15 0:34 0:36:55 2:02:12 17. Ai Ueda JPN 0:20:16 0:29 1:03:56 0:27 0:37:09 2:02:19 18. Lisa Norden SWE 0:20:55 0:29 1:05:26 0:31 0:35:05 2:02:26 19. Julie Ertel USA 0:19:50 0:29 1:04:23 0:31 0:37:22 2:02:38 20. Ana Burgos ESP 0:20:56 0:31 1:05:28 0:36 0:35:10 2:02:42 21. Helen Tucker GBR 0:19:51 0:31 1:04:17 0:36 0:37:39 2:02:54 22. Erin Densham AUS 0:20:54 0:29 1:05:27 0:31 0:35:46 2:03:07 23. Vendula Frintova CZE 0:20:53 0:31 1:05:29 0:27 0:36:06 2:03:27 24. Yuliya Sapunova UKR 0:21:01 0:29 1:05:18 0:34 0:36:09 2:03:33 25. Barbara Riveros Diaz CHI 0:20:20 0:27 1:06:03 0:34 0:36:16 2:03:42 26. Christiane Pilz GER 0:20:00 0:32 1:04:08 0:34 0:38:28 2:03:45 27. Tania Haiboeck AUT 0:21:03 0:27 1:05:22 0:32 0:36:37 2:04:02 28. Ainhoa Murua ESP 0:19:59 0:29 1:07:06 0:36 0:36:38 2:04:48 29. Carolyn Murray CAN 0:20:55 0:29 1:05:28 0:32 0:37:30 2:04:55 30. Ewa Dederko POL 0:21:01 0:29 1:05:24 0:31 0:37:42 2:05:08 31. Kathy Tremblay CAN 0:19:51 0:27 1:04:23 0:34 0:40:04 2:05:22 32. Kate Roberts RSA 0:19:58 0:29 1:06:26 0:36 0:38:02 2:05:33 33. Anja Dittmer GER 0:20:15 0:29 1:06:08 0:32 0:38:18 2:05:45 34. Carole Peon FRA 0:20:22 0:31 1:06:41 0:34 0:37:54 2:06:03 35. Maria Czesnik POL 0:20:01 0:29 1:06:57 0:36 0:38:05 2:06:12 36. Olga Zausaylova RUS 0:20:57 0:29 1:05:24 0:31 0:39:00 2:06:24 37. Emma Davis IRL 0:20:16 0:31 1:06:03 0:27 0:39:09 2:06:28 38. Zita Szabo HUN 0:20:28 0:29 1:05:58 0:32 0:39:16 2:06:45 39. Mariana Ohata BRA 0:20:01 0:29 1:06:24 0:31 0:39:43 2:07:10 40. Lin Xing CHN 0:20:02 0:27 1:06:22 0:36 0:40:05 2:07:34 41. Elizabeth May LUX 0:20:26 0:29 1:05:56 0:32 0:40:30 2:07:55 42. Yi Zhang CHN 0:19:58 0:31 1:07:10 0:36 0:40:21 2:08:37 43. Mari Rabie RSA 0:19:53 0:29 1:06:30 0:34 0:42:00 2:09:27 44. Charlotte Bonin ITA 0:20:06 0:29 1:06:57 0:37 0:41:30 2:09:41 45. Lisa Mensink NED 0:20:02 0:27 1:07:44 0:32 0:41:30 2:10:17 Irina Abyssova RUS 0:19:56 0:29 - 0:00 - - Hollie Avil GBR 0:20:09 0:31 - 0:00 - - Eva Dollinger AUT 0:20:03 0:24 - 0:00 - - Lauren Groves CAN 0:20:04 0:29 - 0:00 - - Lenka Zemanova CZE 0:20:00 0:27 - 0:00 - - Daniela Chmet ITA 0:20:00 0:31 - 0:00 - - Adriana Fabiola Corona MEX 0:21:16 0:29 - 0:00 - - Deniz Dimaki GRE 0:21:36 0:31 - 0:00 - - Flora Duffy BER 0:20:26 0:32 - 0:00 - - Tania Mak So Ning HKG 0:21:18 0:32 - 0:00 - - MUŽI; 19. 08. 2008 1. Jan Frodeno GER 0:18:13 0:26 0:59:01 0:26 0:30:45 1:48:52 2. Simon Whitfield CAN 0:18:17 0:26 0:58:55 0:29 0:30:48 1:48:58 3. Bevan Docherty NZL 0:18:23 0:27 0:58:51 0:26 0:30:56 1:49:05 4. Javier Gomez ESP 0:18:08 0:26 0:59:05 0:29 0:31:02 1:49:13 5. Ivan Rana ESP 0:18:22 0:26 0:58:52 0:27 0:31:14 1:49:22 6. Daniel Unger GER 0:18:25 0:26 0:58:49 0:26 0:31:35 1:49:43 7. Hunter Kemper USA 0:18:03 0:29 0:59:05 0:27 0:31:40 1:49:48 8. Rasmus Henning DEN 0:18:17 0:26 0:58:57 0:27 0:31:48 1:49:57 9. Igor Sysoev RUS 0:18:01 0:31 0:59:15 0:29 0:31:41 1:49:59 10. Frederic Belaubre FRA 0:18:02 0:27 0:59:11 0:29 0:31:48 1:50:00 11. Courtney Atkinson AUS 0:18:05 0:26 0:59:08 0:29 0:31:59 1:50:10 12. Alistair Brownlee GBR 0:18:11 0:26 0:59:05 0:29 0:32:07 1:50:19 13. Axel Zeebroek BEL 0:18:29 0:26 0:57:47 0:29 0:33:15 1:50:30 14. William Clarke GBR 0:18:53 0:26 0:58:23 0:31 0:32:18 1:50:32 15. Christian Prochnow GER 0:18:23 0:26 0:58:55 0:26 0:32:21 1:50:33 16. Brad Kahlefeldt AUS 0:18:16 0:29 0:58:55 0:27 0:32:25 1:50:36 17. Bruno Pais POR 0:18:27 0:29 0:58:47 0:26 0:32:31 1:50:40 18. Jarrod Shoemaker USA 0:18:18 0:29 0:59:03 0:27 0:32:27 1:50:46 19. Olivier Marceau SUI 0:18:54 0:29 0:58:18 0:31 0:32:37 1:50:50 20. Filip Ospaly CZE 0:18:16 0:29 0:58:55 0:29 0:32:40 1:50:53 21. Daniil Sapunov KAZ 0:18:11 0:29 0:59:05 0:31 0:32:42 1:50:58 22. Dmitry Polyansky RUS 0:18:14 0:26 0:59:07 0:29 0:32:52 1:51:10 23. Sven Riederer SUI 0:18:13 0:34 0:58:52 0:27 0:33:10 1:51:19 24. Alexander Brukhankov RUS 0:18:10 0:29 0:59:08 0:32 0:33:00 1:51:22 25. Dirk Bockel LUX 0:18:26 0:26 0:57:52 0:26 0:34:19 1:51:31 26. Juraci Moreira BRA 0:18:24 0:29 0:58:50 0:29 0:33:21 1:51:35 27. Peter Croes BEL 0:18:26 0:26 0:58:51 0:31 0:33:24 1:51:40 28. Paul Tichelaar CAN 0:18:24 0:26 0:58:51 0:29 0:33:34 1:51:45 29. Reto Hug SUI 0:18:54 0:26 0:58:20 0:29 0:33:53 1:52:04 30. Ryosuke Yamamoto JPN 0:18:27 0:26 0:58:52 0:29 0:33:55 1:52:11 31.
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