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Ironman Nice 22/06/08 IRONMAN NICE 22/06/08 Rank StNr FAMILY NAME FISRT NAME NAT SEXE CAT Rk/CAT SWIM T1 BIKE T2 RUN FINISH Club 1 1 ZAMORA PEREZ Marcel ESP M MPRO 1 0:50:09 00:02:33 4:54:01 00:02:14 2:45:06 8:34:03 Cn Barcelona 2 2 FAURE Hervé FRA M MPRO 2 0:50:37 00:02:44 4:53:23 00:02:42 2:52:14 8:41:40 3 3 BRINGER Patrick FRA M MPRO 3 0:50:17 00:02:31 4:53:54 00:02:14 2:56:04 8:45:00 Montluçon Triathlon 4 18 JEULAND José FRA M MPRO 4 0:53:52 00:02:52 4:52:51 00:02:53 3:01:06 8:53:34 Team Girs 5 5 BEKE Rutger BEL M MPRO 5 0:52:43 00:02:52 4:51:10 00:02:17 3:06:09 8:55:11 Tdl 6 10 AIGROZ Mike SUI M MPRO 6 0:50:02 00:02:44 4:44:26 00:02:37 3:16:54 8:56:43 Sartrouville Triathlon 7 9 MAJOR Jozsef HUN M MPRO 7 0:59:03 00:03:49 4:55:46 00:02:22 2:56:45 8:57:45 Szechenyi Ese 8 405 LANDON Damien FRA M M25 1 0:50:25 00:03:04 5:04:05 00:02:58 3:10:24 9:10:56 Tri Saint Amand Dun 18 9 808VAN ROOSBROECK Jef BEL M M30 11:05:2400:05:04 5:01:23 00:03:20 2:57:23 9:12:34 10 6 LE FLOCH Xavier FRA M MPRO 8 0:50:12 00:02:53 5:01:35 00:02:37 3:15:32 9:12:49 Triathl'aix 11 524 BLANKENFULAND Daniel GER M M25 2 0:52:41 00:03:20 5:01:08 00:03:22 3:13:44 9:14:15 Llg Wonnegau 12 17 JALABERT Laurent FRA M M35 1 1:06:50 00:05:22 4:45:29 00:03:17 3:13:36 9:14:34 Montauban T.c 13 855 HOUZELLE Fabrice FRA M M30 2 1:01:38 00:04:02 5:05:04 00:03:19 3:03:29 9:17:32 As Libourne Triathlon 14 363 RICHTER Stefan GER M M18 1 0:51:11 00:03:31 4:58:26 00:02:59 3:21:32 9:17:39 Gealan Triteam Ifl Hof 15 334 GUILLAUME Romain FRA M M18 2 0:50:03 00:03:05 4:53:38 00:02:47 3:29:51 9:19:24 Beaune Monnot Triathlon 16 1030 DAL MASO Filippo ITA M M35 2 1:03:19 00:03:53 5:04:04 00:03:14 3:06:16 9:20:46 Rari Nantes Marostica 17 7 CLERBOUT Bruno BEL M MPRO 9 0:51:12 00:03:03 5:12:31 00:02:34 3:13:32 9:22:52 Iron Team Mechelen 18 1506 LAUNAY Stephane FRA M M35 3 1:03:18 00:04:38 5:02:57 00:02:49 3:14:05 9:27:47 Angers Triathlon 19 955 LETH-OLSEN Thomas NOR M M30 3 0:54:25 00:03:33 5:13:38 00:03:35 3:13:01 9:28:12 Olympic Nice Natation 20 1510 LEPERS Romuald FRA M M35 4 0:55:06 00:04:02 5:10:15 00:05:13 3:14:25 9:29:01 Beaune Monnot Triathlon 21 2386 BODSON Christian BEL M M50 1 1:04:38 00:05:04 5:03:04 00:03:09 3:13:27 9:29:22 Ttf 22 848 FORLANI Simone ITA M M30 4 0:58:10 00:04:07 5:01:49 00:03:11 3:23:03 9:30:20 A.s.d. Canottieri Ticino 23 31 RAKOS Jorge Luis ARG M MPRO 10 0:50:44 00:04:38 5:18:42 00:06:41 3:10:45 9:31:30 24 1093 SCHILL Holger GER M M35 5 0:55:54 3:16:06 9:33:31 Ejot Team Tv Buschhütten 25 841 DURAND Frederic FRA M M30 5 0:58:27 00:03:47 5:09:30 00:06:28 3:15:52 9:34:04 Team Charentes Triathlon 26 2158 SULTANA Frédéric FRA M M45 1 0:54:22 00:04:20 5:08:29 00:02:58 3:24:11 9:34:20 Team Mermillod Triathlon 27 974 PHILIPPE Frédéric FRA M M30 6 1:05:04 00:04:45 5:01:43 00:03:50 3:19:03 9:34:25 Toulon Triathlon Mutuelle Verte 28 34 TORSANI Massimo ITA M MPRO 11 1:05:13 00:06:50 5:13:18 00:03:45 3:05:58 9:35:04 Triathlon Duathlon Rimini 29 43 DOGANA Martina ITA F FPRO 1 0:57:26 00:03:15 5:24:15 00:03:01 3:07:32 9:35:29 Triathlon Club Cremona Stradivari 30 1017 BENAT Xavier FRA M M35 6 0:54:19 00:04:18 5:11:46 00:05:07 3:20:21 9:35:51 Nevers Triathlon 31 771 LÖW Markus GER M M30 7 0:53:07 00:03:17 5:14:48 00:03:13 3:21:41 9:36:06 Tsg Reutlingen 32 335 HANKE Marian GER M M18 3 1:01:55 00:05:09 5:18:22 00:02:55 3:08:15 9:36:36 Kölner Triathlon Team 01 33 1724 LAMY Norbert FRA M M40 1 0:50:02 00:03:37 5:16:42 00:03:30 3:24:12 9:38:03 Club Triathlon De Lievin 34 1743 MÉNDEZ Manolo ESP M M40 2 0:58:20 00:06:04 5:23:59 00:03:25 3:06:38 9:38:26 Ermua Triatloi 35 24 FISCHER Chris DEN M MPRO 12 0:55:49 00:04:09 5:04:47 00:03:03 3:31:35 9:39:23 36 622 OREGI ISASI Ibon ESP M M30 8 0:54:30 00:05:39 5:15:03 00:06:50 3:17:35 9:39:37 Lea Artibai Alarabi 37 501 ROTEM Gilad ISR M M25 3 0:53:49 00:03:48 5:35:58 00:06:44 2:59:31 9:39:50 38 1386 KEMETTER Markus FIN M M35 7 0:59:06 00:04:03 5:21:01 00:03:15 3:15:15 9:42:40 Helsinki Triathlon 39 779 MENESTRIER Benoît FRA M M30 9 0:54:12 00:04:32 5:08:28 00:03:29 3:33:33 9:44:14 Triath'lons 40 1253 DUFFAU Stéphan FRA M M35 8 1:03:26 00:03:37 5:16:37 00:02:38 3:19:16 9:45:34 Crensoa Triathlon 41 851 GHESQUIERE Fabrice FRA M M30 10 0:59:39 00:04:09 5:19:21 00:03:26 3:19:36 9:46:11 Toulon Triathlon Mutuelle Verte 42 358 NICHOLLS Tom AUS M M18 4 0:55:43 00:04:22 5:12:47 00:05:58 3:27:21 9:46:11 43 730 BÉOLET Cédric FRA M M30 11 1:11:08 00:06:08 5:08:00 00:05:00 3:15:56 9:46:12 Triathlon Club Des 2 Rives St Barthelemy De Vals 44 585 BECKER Jan-matti GER M M30 12 0:55:42 00:03:39 5:23:25 00:03:06 3:20:38 9:46:30 Ssf Bonn Triathlon 45 1279 JORGENSEN Jorgen DEN M M35 9 1:05:41 00:05:34 5:22:53 00:02:41 3:10:08 9:46:57 Brøndby Triathlon Club 46 606 JACKSON Lee GBR M M30 13 0:59:43 00:04:17 5:23:11 00:04:00 3:16:23 9:47:34 Ful-on Tri 47 423 TRAUB Ralf GER M M25 4 1:05:29 00:04:45 5:15:19 00:03:22 3:18:54 9:47:49 Tri Team Freiburg 48 525 BOURGUET Benoît BEL M M25 5 0:51:35 00:03:23 5:19:51 00:03:18 3:30:02 9:48:09 Tri Gt 49 1271 GUZMÁN PASCUAL Jordi ESP M M35 10 1:04:43 00:05:42 5:12:46 00:04:01 3:21:02 9:48:14 Club Natació Vilafranca IRONMAN NICE 22/06/08 Rank StNr FAMILY NAME FISRT NAME NAT SEXE CAT Rk/CAT SWIM T1 BIKE T2 RUN FINISH Club 50 1045 GANSINGER Gerhard AUT M M35 11 1:05:22 00:04:44 5:13:14 00:48:52 2:37:00 9:49:12 Atsv Tri Ternitz 51 377 GABARAIN SALABERRIA Iñaki ESP M M25 6 1:01:50 00:05:09 5:04:32 00:03:44 3:34:17 9:49:32 Zumaiako Triatloi Taldea 52 1687 BIVILLE Patrice FRA M M40 3 1:09:22 00:05:58 5:15:05 00:04:54 3:15:34 9:50:53 Mistral Triath'club 53 2263 KASPAREK Pavel CZE M M45 2 0:55:10 00:04:39 5:23:07 00:05:10 3:22:55 9:51:01 OMT PARDUBICE 54 1280 KINSLEY Nicolas RSA M M35 12 0:58:50 00:04:33 5:33:32 00:04:04 3:10:11 9:51:10 Team Irn-man 55 387 PERCHE Antoine FRA M M25 7 0:58:11 00:04:21 5:10:55 00:03:16 3:34:27 9:51:10 Chti Triathlille 56 508 STALLARD Shanon NZL M M25 8 0:57:36 00:03:14 5:26:23 00:03:55 3:20:16 9:51:24 Taranaki Triathlon Club 57 1718 HIRT Alain SUI M M40 4 0:58:40 00:04:51 5:28:16 00:04:06 3:15:35 9:51:28 Vc Bernex 58 1285 LAGIER Laurent FRA M M35 13 0:53:55 00:05:30 5:14:23 00:04:07 3:33:46 9:51:41 Brive Triathlon 59 394 BAZTARRIKA Iker ESP M M25 9 1:04:53 00:05:28 5:08:31 00:03:19 3:29:34 9:51:45 Trigoi 60 1327 STRADA Massimo ITA M M35 14 0:55:56 00:03:40 5:25:38 00:03:23 3:23:21 9:51:58 Triathlon Duathlon Rimini 61 942 HENRY Yannick FRA M M30 14 1:02:23 00:04:15 5:13:53 00:02:24 3:29:21 9:52:16 Beaune Monnot Triathlon 62 1438 STÄHLE Andreas GER M M35 15 0:52:51 00:04:03 5:14:00 00:03:58 3:38:42 9:53:34 Sv Nikar Heidelberg 63 361 PINO CONCEPCIÓN Hector Luis ESP M M18 5 0:54:23 00:03:49 5:22:20 00:06:30 3:26:45 9:53:47 Cn Alameda 64 843 DUSSARTRE Sebastien FRA M M30 15 0:56:56 00:03:47 5:18:27 00:02:28 3:32:10 9:53:48 Triathl'aix 65 1544 SCHUSTER Hugues FRA M M35 16 1:01:13 00:03:47 5:17:44 00:04:18 3:27:02 9:54:04 Olympic Nice Natation 66 587 BRYCE Graeme GBR M M30 16 0:56:55 00:04:41 5:23:43 00:03:26 3:25:39 9:54:24 67 2003 VAN AELST Rudi BEL M M40 5 1:01:52 00:04:45 5:25:08 00:08:30 3:14:16 9:54:31 Hetric 68 1432 SCHWARZ Rolf GER M M35 17 0:59:30 00:03:33 5:13:16 00:03:38 3:34:39 9:54:36 Team Cube Racing 69 368 BARNETT Shanon NZL M M25 10 0:52:44 00:03:24 5:19:06 00:06:05 3:33:49 9:55:08 70 424 AGIRRESAROBE LIZARRA Aimar ESP M M25 11 0:56:38 00:04:50 5:17:30 00:03:44 3:32:53 9:55:35 Kraft Atletiko San Sebastian 71 1365 DOUDOUCH Hassan FRA M M35 18 1:02:48 00:05:27 5:28:39 00:04:31 3:14:24 9:55:49 Triathlon Club TREMONA 72 1437 SPAGNOL Olivier FRA M M35 19 1:16:20 00:05:54 5:10:21 00:06:18 3:16:56 9:55:49 Us Cagnes Triathlon 73 776 MARRO Sébastien FRA M M30 17 0:59:39 00:04:10 5:24:03 00:03:00 3:25:45 9:56:37 Olympic Nice Natation 74 1553 VANDAMME Stephane BEL M M35 20 1:02:19 00:03:51 5:17:20 00:03:18 3:30:42 9:57:30 Machels Triathlon Team 75 570 QUESNEL Mathieu FRA M M25 12 0:54:33 00:03:34 5:17:06 00:03:04 3:39:20 9:57:37 Saint Herblain Triathlon 76 2283 PIESANEN Tapio FIN M M45 3 1:05:27 00:04:09 5:13:41 00:03:34 3:32:09 9:59:00 Stamina Tc 77 1446 VAN DEN EYNDE Johan BEL M M35 21 0:57:35 00:03:58 5:13:21 00:03:38 3:40:47 9:59:19 Hetric 78 1328 THELET Christophe FRA M M35 22 1:03:32 00:04:39 5:10:50 00:02:58 3:37:26 9:59:25 Esn Nanterre 79 655 CAMPANA Ivano ITA M M30 18 1:00:47 00:05:04 5:22:14 00:04:03 3:27:23 9:59:31 Sai Frecce Bianche 80 362 RAHNFELD Robert GER M M18 6 0:50:22 00:03:26 5:02:02 00:06:27 3:57:44 10:00:01 Triteam Psv-uniber München 81 42 SCHUMACHER Katja GER F FPRO 2 0:58:23 00:03:14 5:30:13 00:03:35 3:25:34 10:00:59 Sv Nikar Heidelberg 82 317 CARLONI Francois FRA M M18 7 0:57:40 00:04:28 5:14:08 00:03:16 3:42:00 10:01:32 Saint-raphael Triathlon 83 462 SERRANO SORIA Xavier ESP M M25 13 1:00:06 00:05:14 5:18:14 00:04:24 3:34:41 10:02:39 B-b Triatló L' Ametlla Del Valles.
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