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Zatopek Urban Tour #2 15Km Liège, 01 Mai 2016, BEL Classement Scratch Zatopek Urban Tour #2 15km Liège, 01 Mai 2016, BEL Classement scratch Km10 T.Brut Catégorie Pos Nr Nom AgeOpen PosTempsPosTempsOfficiel Diff TKm MoyRang Nom - 1. 27 THONON Regis 29 1 0:31:12 1 0:47:31 0:47:31 0:03:10 18.941 1 SEH - 2. 1329 FITA ANAYOM Gudisa 23RFCL 20:33:27 20:48:31 0:48:31 +0:01:00 0:03:14 18.546 2 SEH - 3. 1250 DEFLANDRE Clément 19XRUN HRT 30:33:39 30:48:41 0:48:41 +0:01:10 0:03:14 18.483 3 SEH - 4. 1645 SERVAIS Noah 19 NOW TRIATHLON TEAM 4 0:33:39 4 0:48:56 0:48:56 +0:01:25 0:03:15 18.389 4 SEH - 5. 26 DETHIER Julien 24 SAUCONY/JOGGING+ 6 0:34:15 5 0:49:21 0:49:21 +0:01:50 0:03:17 18.234 5 SEH - 6. 25 KAVI Kevin 21 JOGGING PLUS 80:34:15 60:49:23 0:49:23 +0:01:52 0:03:17 18.223 6 SEH - 7. 1541 NOEL Dominique 46 WACO JOGGING+ 7 0:34:15 7 0:49:24 0:49:24 +0:01:53 0:03:17 18.216 1 VE1 - 8. 1335 FORTIN Yohan 28ACBBS 50:34:15 80:49:29 0:49:28 +0:01:57 0:03:17 18.192 7 SEH - 9. 3189 CELLIER Alexandre 32ARCH 90:34:16 90:49:36 0:49:36 +0:02:05 0:03:18 18.141 8 SEH - 10. 1038 ZANON Lorenzo 30 11 0:34:50 10 0:50:08 0:50:08 +0:02:37 0:03:20 17.950 9 SEH - 11. 1457 LEGROS Olivier 41 WACO JOGGING+ 10 0:34:44 11 0:50:24 0:50:24 +0:02:53 0:03:21 17.857 2 VE1 - 12. 1505 MASUY Geoffrey 29RFCL 130:35:06 120:50:50 0:50:50 +0:03:19 0:03:23 17.703 10 SEH - 13. 3029 WEBER Clément 24 MJ SPORT 140:35:12 130:50:56 0:50:56 +0:03:25 0:03:23 17.669 11 SEH - 14. 3008 LAMBOTTE Benoit 37 ATHÉNÉE ESNEUX 12 0:35:05 14 0:51:00 0:51:00 +0:03:29 0:03:24 17.643 12 SEH - 15. 61 RICHARD Basile 25CSDYL 170:36:41 150:52:55 0:52:54 +0:05:23 0:03:31 17.010 13 SEH - 16. 49855 CLOSE Pierre 41 TRIATHLIEGE 19 0:36:55 16 0:53:04 0:53:04 +0:05:33 0:03:32 16.956 3 VE1 - 17. 3031 EURARD Quentin 22RFCL 150:36:17 170:53:12 0:53:12 +0:05:41 0:03:32 16.915 14 SEH - 18. 3073 PETRY Cedric 35 18 0:36:48 18 0:53:15 0:53:14 +0:05:43 0:03:32 16.906 15 SEH - 19. 1536 MOTTOUL Vincent 38 MJ SPORT - HUY 16 0:36:30 19 0:53:30 0:53:30 +0:05:59 0:03:34 16.821 16 SEH - 20. 3127 SCHMITZ Gregory 39NOTILA 220:37:21 200:53:38 0:53:36 +0:06:05 0:03:34 16.787 17 SEH - 21. 498 MOUSSEBOIS Eric 31 AEH HELMO-MALOU 24 0:37:36 21 0:53:54 0:53:53 +0:06:22 0:03:35 16.700 18 SEH - 22. 502 PATRICK Philippe 47 AEH HELMO-MALOU 25 0:37:36 22 0:53:55 0:53:55 +0:06:24 0:03:35 16.692 4 VE1 - 23. 347 LACROSSE William 26HERV AC 210:37:21 230:53:59 0:53:58 +0:06:27 0:03:35 16.674 19 SEH - 24. 3440 NHELIC Mohamed 20 23 0:37:35 24 0:54:30 0:54:19 +0:06:48 0:03:37 16.567 20 SEH - 25. 1255 DELCHAMBRE Frédéric 43 LES FOULÉES DU PLAISIR 20 0:37:16 25 0:54:51 0:54:50 +0:07:19 0:03:39 16.410 5 VE1 - 26. 1818 CAUCHOIS Ludovic 32 TEAM VAL EURE TRIATHLON 27 0:38:12 26 0:55:06 0:55:03 +0:07:32 0:03:40 16.344 21 SEH - 27. 3272 BOUVIER Jonas 33 AH UM TEAM 260:37:54 270:55:10 0:55:09 +0:07:38 0:03:40 16.315 22 SEH - 28. 1661 STOLLENBERG Jordi 34 28 0:38:14 28 0:55:24 0:55:23 +0:07:52 0:03:41 16.248 23 SEH - 29. 86 CABO Francisco 45 SER ATHL 330:38:38 290:55:37 0:55:37 +0:08:06 0:03:42 16.179 6 VE1 - 30. 3454 LELEU David 26 32 0:38:34 31 0:55:58 0:55:55 +0:08:24 0:03:43 16.092 24 SEH - 31. 944 PICHAUD Kevin 31 36 0:38:45 30 0:55:56 0:55:56 +0:08:25 0:03:43 16.088 25 SEH - 32. 1422 KELLY Andrew 43 JIA 35 0:38:41 32 0:56:01 0:56:00 +0:08:29 0:03:44 16.067 7 VE1 - 33. 3419 BADER Regis 24 34 0:38:40 34 0:56:06 0:56:02 +0:08:31 0:03:44 16.060 26 SEH - 34. 148 REGNIER Pierre 40 29 0:38:25 33 0:56:03 0:56:02 +0:08:31 0:03:44 16.058 8 VE1 - 35. 914 LUKSENBURG Arnaud 22 41 0:39:07 35 0:56:07 0:56:03 +0:08:32 0:03:44 16.053 27 SEH - 36. 1170 BOTTE Ludovic 39WACO 370:38:46 360:56:09 0:56:07 +0:08:36 0:03:44 16.036 28 SEH - 37. 3048 BRUWIER Eric 48 42 0:39:07 37 0:56:18 0:56:13 +0:08:42 0:03:44 16.006 9 VE1 - 38. 1295 DOSSIN Guillaume 21 TTF 47 0:39:21 39 0:56:29 0:56:26 +0:08:55 0:03:45 15.945 29 SEH - 39. 335 GUISSART Alain 44CJPL 460:39:20 380:56:26 0:56:26 +0:08:55 0:03:45 15.944 10 VE1 - 40. 795 BOULANGÉ Nicolas 25 38 0:38:54 40 0:56:38 0:56:35 +0:09:04 0:03:46 15.903 30 SEH - 41. 1798 SCHAUS Nicolas 35 43 0:39:09 41 0:56:41 0:56:38 +0:09:07 0:03:46 15.891 31 SEH - 42. 482 HEINE Gaitan 26 31 0:38:31 43 0:56:48 0:56:38 +0:09:07 0:03:46 15.888 32 SEH - 43. 327 DOYEN David 47 SER ATHL 300:38:27 420:56:42 0:56:42 +0:09:11 0:03:46 15.869 11 VE1 - 44. 743 RAMELOT Regis 30 STE-VÉ PARENT 15KM 40 0:39:03 44 0:56:52 0:56:50 +0:09:19 0:03:47 15.833 33 SEH - 45. 126 BELMILOUD Karim 42 39 0:39:02 45 0:56:56 0:56:54 +0:09:23 0:03:47 15.815 12 VE1 - 46. 317 CHRISTODOULEAS Patrick 52 JOG IN ATTITUDE 49 0:39:25 46 0:56:58 0:56:57 +0:09:26 0:03:47 15.800 1 VE2 - 47. 1129 F BENOUMEUR Mélissa 36 WACO JOGGING+ 45 0:39:13 47 0:57:02 0:57:02 +0:09:31 0:03:48 15.776 1 AI1 - 48. 392 WOOLF Alan 55ACDC 480:39:23 490:57:05 0:57:03 +0:09:32 0:03:48 15.773 2 VE2 - 49. 1245 D'AVELINO Michael 45 SER ATHLETIC 44 0:39:13 48 0:57:04 0:57:03 +0:09:32 0:03:48 15.773 13 VE1 - 50. 908 LEJEUNE Bernard 45 ULG - GEO 520:39:30 500:57:07 0:57:06 +0:09:35 0:03:48 15.761 14 VE1 - 51. 348 LAMBERTY Helori 33 SER ATHL 510:39:30 510:57:11 0:57:10 +0:09:39 0:03:48 15.742 34 SEH - 52. 872 GUILLAUME Laurent 23 53 0:39:35 53 0:57:30 0:57:13 +0:09:42 0:03:48 15.728 35 SEH - 53. 3206 DERACOURT Mario 29 55 0:39:41 52 0:57:22 0:57:21 +0:09:50 0:03:49 15.690 36 SEH - 54. 1188 CADO Paul 56 FLEURUS 570:39:50 540:57:31 0:57:31 +0:10:00 0:03:50 15.645 3 VE2 - 55. 825 DEFLANDRE Dorian 28 61 0:40:02 56 0:57:39 0:57:36 +0:10:05 0:03:50 15.623 37 SEH - 56. 1287 F DETREZ Martine 46RFCL 590:39:59 550:57:39 0:57:39 +0:10:08 0:03:50 15.610 1 AI2 - 57. 384 TILKIN Julien 24 MJ SPORT 580:39:58 570:57:40 0:57:40 +0:10:09 0:03:50 15.606 38 SEH - 58. 508 TRENSON Stijn 23 HELMO - TEAM LES SCHUM 50 0:39:25 59 0:57:52 0:57:42 +0:10:11 0:03:50 15.597 39 SEH - 59. 1557 PARENT Pascal 47RFCL 540:39:35 580:57:45 0:57:44 +0:10:13 0:03:50 15.585 15 VE1 - 60. 3208 PEETERS Joel 38 62 0:40:04 60 0:57:58 0:57:56 +0:10:25 0:03:51 15.533 40 SEH - 61.
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