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39. Silvesterlauf Zürich 2015 Zeit: 11:19:26 Seite: 1 Datum: 08.06.18 39. Silvesterlauf Zürich 2015 Zeit: 11:19:26 Seite: 1 (30) 5.0km Run for Fun Läuferinnen en ordre alphabetique Name und Vorname Jg Land/Ort Zeit Overall Team Rückstand Ø/km Stnr Abdurahman Meryem 2001 Forch 40.24,1 --- 17.29,7 22.54,4 Zentrum 17.08,8 8.04,8 2298 40.24,1 Aboud Conny 1981 Neuenhof 37.43,0 --- 18.38,8 19.04,2 14.27,7 7.32,6 7511 37.43,0 Acar Selin 1998 Adliswil 38.45,6 --- 17.53,2 20.52,4 15.30,3 7.45,1 7515 38.45,6 Ackermann Jasmin 1987 Sargans 32.34,2 --- 17.28,0 15.06,2 9.18,9 6.30,8 7529 32.34,2 Ademoglu Amara 1989 Zürich 34.50,1 --- 17.42,2 17.07,9 11.34,8 6.58,0 7540 34.50,1 Aebli Margrith 1967 Zürich 37.22,8 --- 18.28,2 18.54,6 14.07,5 7.28,5 7552 37.22,8 Aebli Vanessa 1989 Zürich 37.11,8 --- 19.24,5 17.47,3 Bevölkerungsamt Stadt Zürich 13.56,5 7.26,3 2903 37.11,8 Aeschbacher Brigitte 1965 Wettingen 34.06,6 --- 17.02,5 17.04,1 10.51,3 6.49,3 7562 34.06,6 Aeschimann Joëlle 1995 Wädenswil 36.07,4 --- 19.00,9 17.06,5 12.52,1 7.13,4 7564 36.07,4 Agosti Monn Theres 1961 Turbenthal 28.47,4 --- 14.03,1 14.44,3 5.32,1 5.45,4 7579 28.47,4 Aguilar Ruiz Kathrin 1967 Zürich 38.09,4 --- 19.13,0 18.56,4 14.54,1 7.37,8 7584 38.09,4 Aguilar Ruiz Sophia Ainoa 2000 Zürich 37.06,3 --- 19.20,0 17.46,3 13.51,0 7.25,2 7585 37.06,3 Ahron Stefanie 1993 Turbenthal 36.53,8 --- 18.41,2 18.12,6 13.38,5 7.22,7 7588 36.53,8 Ajvazi Sanela 1982 Beringen 26.16,8 --- 12.28,3 13.48,5 3.01,5 5.15,3 7592 26.16,8 Akamp Eva 1982 Zürich 38.39,7 --- 18.49,7 19.50,0 15.24,4 7.43,9 7593 38.39,7 Albers Luciana 1958 Zürich 33.04,1 --- 16.27,1 16.37,0 9.48,8 6.36,8 7599 33.04,1 Albers Martina 1990 Zürich 28.25,9 --- 13.42,6 14.43,3 5.10,6 5.41,1 7600 28.25,9 Albertini Luisa 1997 Uster 30.17,5 --- 15.01,5 15.16,0 7.02,2 6.03,5 7607 30.17,5 Albin Seraina 1990 Bern 36.17,3 --- 18.33,5 17.43,8 13.02,0 7.15,4 7608 36.17,3 Albrecht Caroline 1992 Wollerau 25.04,1 --- 12.38,2 12.25,9 1.48,8 5.00,8 7613 25.04,1 Albrechtsen Therese 1995 Zumikon 39.17,2 --- 12.17,9 26.59,3 16.01,9 7.51,4 7616 39.17,2 Aldecoa Amaya 1971 Zürich 37.38,3 --- 19.02,5 18.35,8 14.23,0 7.31,6 7617 37.38,3 Alecu Alexandra 1980 Kilchberg ZH 33.38,8 --- 17.10,8 16.28,0 10.23,5 6.43,7 7619 33.38,8 Alija Afiza 1991 Schlieren 23.32,9 --- 23.32,9 -------- PG Neumi 8.39,4 4.42,5 3136 -------- Aliji Arxhenda 1996 Effretikon 35.47,9 --- 13.58,3 21.49,6 12.32,6 7.09,5 7627 35.47,9 Aliu Ilfete 1976 Fischbach-Göslikon 34.58,9 --- 18.05,0 16.53,9 11.43,6 6.59,7 7629 34.58,9 Aloise Rosetta 1968 Thalwil 28.32,1 --- 13.09,9 15.22,2 Fantastic 4 5.16,8 5.42,4 3150 28.32,1 Alonso-Alt Pamela 1962 Basel 35.11,0 --- 15.16,6 19.54,4 11.55,7 7.02,2 7641 35.11,0 Alther Patrizia 1978 Diessenhofen 39.42,0 --- 20.14,9 19.27,1 16.26,7 7.56,4 7651 39.42,0 Alvarez Cervello Celia 1982 Zürich 35.18,1 --- 16.49,4 18.28,7 Zürich Versicherungs-Gesellschaft AG 12.02,8 7.03,6 2841 35.18,1 Alvera Brigitte 1986 Zürich 34.41,4 --- 17.32,7 17.08,7 11.26,1 6.56,2 7659 34.41,4 Chronométrage officiel et informatique par DATASPORT, CH-Gerlafingen www.datasport.com pour classements, inscriptions en ligne et informations Datum: 08.06.18 39. Silvesterlauf Zürich 2015 Zeit: 11:19:26 Seite: 2 (30) 5.0km Run for Fun Läuferinnen en ordre alphabetique Name und Vorname Jg Land/Ort Zeit Overall Team Rückstand Ø/km Stnr Amacker Martina 1983 Bern 45.17,8 --- 21.26,2 23.51,6 Brooks MS-Runningteam 22.02,5 9.03,5 2773 45.17,8 Ambrosini Tamara 1983 Zürich 31.19,0 --- 13.37,8 17.41,2 8.03,7 6.15,8 19635 31.19,0 Ambühl Livia 1992 Domat/Ems 35.26,6 --- 17.42,9 17.43,7 12.11,3 7.05,3 7670 35.26,6 Amini Kiana 1991 Zürich 37.14,2 --- 18.13,9 19.00,3 13.58,9 7.26,8 7679 37.14,2 Ammann Carmen 1987 Schwerzenbach 37.38,7 --- 18.38,6 19.00,1 14.23,4 7.31,7 7681 37.38,7 Ammann Chantal 1993 Schwerzenbach 37.35,8 --- 18.41,3 18.54,5 14.20,5 7.31,1 7682 37.35,8 Ammann Janine 1989 Schwerzenbach 38.07,6 --- 18.41,0 19.26,6 14.52,3 7.37,5 7685 38.07,6 Amos Giulia 1996 Schwerzenbach 30.35,9 --- 14.16,8 16.19,1 7.20,6 6.07,1 7691 30.35,9 Amos Samira 1996 Schwerzenbach 30.35,2 --- 14.17,1 16.18,1 7.19,9 6.07,0 7692 30.35,2 Amport Corinne 1989 Giswil 38.12,3 --- 17.50,2 20.22,1 14.57,0 7.38,4 7693 38.12,3 Amrhein Lina 1995 Zürich 44.52,6 --- 21.15,9 23.36,7 21.37,3 8.58,5 7699 44.52,6 Amstad Nadja 1993 Zürich 33.31,5 --- 18.10,6 15.20,9 Swissôtel Charity Challenge 10.16,2 6.42,3 2786 33.31,5 Anastasia Gianna 1998 Kilchberg ZH 34.20,8 --- 17.05,7 17.15,1 Ruderclub Zürich 11.05,5 6.52,1 2979 34.20,8 Anderegg Astrid 1974 Würenlos 29.47,2 --- 13.52,9 15.54,3 6.31,9 5.57,4 7718 29.47,2 Anderegg Melanie 1996 Niederglatt ZH 35.12,2 --- 17.25,1 17.47,1 11.56,9 7.02,4 7720 35.12,2 Andres Linda 1991 Hinwil 31.52,6 --- 14.52,8 16.59,8 8.37,3 6.22,5 7734 31.52,6 Andrews Kathja 1973 Wädenswil 35.55,9 --- 17.24,6 18.31,3 12.40,6 7.11,1 7741 35.55,9 Angehrn Julia 1977 Zürich 35.08,8 --- 17.26,8 17.42,0 11.53,5 7.01,7 7745 35.08,8 Angele Jill 1994 Wetzikon ZH 36.55,8 --- 18.32,7 18.23,1 13.40,5 7.23,1 7747 36.55,8 Angst Nora 1984 Zürich 29.24,8 --- 14.04,2 15.20,6 6.09,5 5.52,9 7754 29.24,8 Angst Sara 1989 Rüschlikon 33.30,8 --- 16.35,3 16.55,5 10.15,5 6.42,1 7756 33.30,8 Angst Vanessa 1991 Zürich 38.09,5 --- 19.30,7 18.38,8 14.54,2 7.37,9 7757 38.09,5 Anhorn Karin 1979 Zürich 37.14,2 --- 19.08,4 18.05,8 13.58,9 7.26,8 7758 37.14,2 Annen Petra 1962 Zürich 31.25,9 --- 15.01,9 16.24,0 8.10,6 6.17,1 7762 31.25,9 Apak Bilge 1984 Zürich 35.34,4 --- 17.15,0 18.19,4 12.19,1 7.06,8 7775 35.34,4 Arnold Regula 1986 Zug 36.44,7 --- 17.34,7 19.10,0 13.29,4 7.20,9 7805 36.44,7 Artho Susi 1979 Bauma 39.27,6 --- 20.26,3 19.01,3 16.12,3 7.53,5 7817 39.27,6 Artola Isabelle 2002 Küsnacht ZH 42.19,1 --- 18.33,8 23.45,3 Zentrum 19.03,8 8.27,8 2299 42.19,1 Asani Merita 1991 Spreitenbach 43.35,0 --- 20.04,5 23.30,5 URGENT'S 20.19,7 8.43,0 3124 43.35,0 Attenhofer Jost Christine 1962 Zürich 40.07,0 --- 20.28,7 19.38,3 16.51,7 8.01,4 7831 40.07,0 Attinger Beatrice 1968 Horgen 39.40,6 --- 19.54,0 19.46,6 16.25,3 7.56,1 7836 39.40,6 Chronométrage officiel et informatique par DATASPORT, CH-Gerlafingen www.datasport.com pour classements, inscriptions en ligne et informations Datum: 08.06.18 39. Silvesterlauf Zürich 2015 Zeit: 11:19:26 Seite: 3 (30) 5.0km Run for Fun Läuferinnen en ordre alphabetique Name und Vorname Jg Land/Ort Zeit Overall Team Rückstand Ø/km Stnr Augustin Melissa 1991 Oetwil am See 35.45,0 --- 17.47,3 17.57,7 12.29,7 7.09,0 7850 35.45,0 Azdajic Mirijam 1978 Zürich 43.57,5 --- 21.19,8 22.37,7 20.42,2 8.47,5 7863 43.57,5 Bächli Yvonne 1967 Zürich 40.33,4 --- 18.27,8 22.05,6 17.18,1 8.06,6 7877 40.33,4 Bachmann Heather 1997 Bäretswil 36.01,8 --- 17.18,0 18.43,8 TV Bäretswil 12.46,5 7.12,3 2991 36.01,8 Bachmann Karin 1984 Mollis 28.04,6 --- 14.14,1 13.50,5 4.49,3 5.36,9 7888 28.04,6 Bachmann Karin 1975 Rottenschwil 27.43,6 --- 13.22,0 14.21,6 4.28,3 5.32,7 7889 27.43,6 Bachmann Nicole 1980 Rüti ZH 33.20,0 --- 16.00,3 17.19,7 10.04,7 6.40,0 7896 33.20,0 Bächtold Elsbeth 1944 Volketswil 38.11,7 --- 18.21,4 19.50,3 14.56,4 7.38,3 7906 38.11,7 Bacinic Matea 2000 Chur 34.44,0 --- 17.28,9 17.15,1 Berufswahlschule Chur 11.28,7 6.56,8 2138 34.44,0 Bader Helene 1990 Wiesendangen 34.41,0 --- 17.02,9 17.38,1 11.25,7 6.56,2 7915 34.41,0 Bader Priska 1988 Zürich 35.21,2 --- 17.37,3 17.43,9 12.05,9 7.04,2 7917 35.21,2 Bahnmüller Xenia 1963 Aarau 35.42,8 --- 18.08,6 17.34,2 12.27,5 7.08,5 7938 35.42,8 Bai Lina 1979 Dübendorf 29.09,8 --- 13.05,2 16.04,6 Huawei Switzerland Runners 5.54,5 5.49,9 2103 29.09,8 Baldenweg Charlotte 1995 Zürich 33.07,0 --- 15.41,5 17.25,5 9.51,7 6.37,4 7945 33.07,0 Ballaman Elisabeth 1961 Gebertingen 37.38,5 --- 18.22,5 19.16,0 14.23,2 7.31,7 7951 37.38,5 Balsiger Annina 1989 Hedingen 37.43,2 --- 18.54,0 18.49,2 14.27,9 7.32,6 7961 37.43,2 Bär Olivia 1994 Mettmenstetten 38.43,3 --- 18.10,7 20.32,6 15.28,0 7.44,6 7984 38.43,3 Barbaresco Vanessa 1988 Kloten 39.42,9 --- 18.56,5 20.46,4 16.27,6 7.56,5 7985 39.42,9 Barbey Florence 1985 Zürich 28.19,2 --- 13.27,8 14.51,4 5.03,9 5.39,8 7987 28.19,2 Bärlocher Ursi 1960 Wallisellen 29.30,5 --- 14.21,7 15.08,8 Chocolats Halba 6.15,2 5.54,1 2346 29.30,5 Bartsch Lydia 1975 Wädenswil 37.36,5 --- 17.41,7 19.54,8 14.21,2 7.31,3 8017 37.36,5 Barudzija Brana 2002 Küsnacht ZH 40.22,0 --- 18.14,2 22.07,8 Zentrum 17.06,7 8.04,4 2301 40.22,0 Bashiri Sara 1982 Zürich 36.56,2 --- 17.59,8 18.56,4 13.40,9 7.23,2 8029 36.56,2 Bathe Charlott 1987 Zürich 41.11,6 --- 18.00,6 23.11,0 17.56,3 8.14,3 8045 41.11,6 Bättig-Senn Sibylle 1971 Reiden 28.49,8 --- 14.16,7 14.33,1 5.34,5 5.45,9 8054 28.49,8 Baudat Pagani Cora 1972 Uznach 40.35,2 --- 19.24,2 21.11,0 17.19,9 8.07,0 8058 40.35,2 Bauder Rebecca 1983 Stetten AG 36.31,0 --- 18.17,8 18.13,2 13.15,7 7.18,2 8060 36.31,0 Baumann Fabiana 1977 Zürich 29.04,8 --- 13.34,9 15.29,9 5.49,5 5.48,9 8079 29.04,8 Baumann Kerstin 1989 Zürich 34.01,7 --- 17.16,4 16.45,3 10.46,4 6.48,3 8082 34.01,7 Baumann Martina 1976 Wetzikon ZH 35.00,9 --- 18.10,3 16.50,6 11.45,6 7.00,1 8084 35.00,9 Baumann Martina 1974 Zürich 37.46,6 --- 17.10,2 20.36,4 14.31,3 7.33,3 8085 37.46,6 Chronométrage officiel et informatique par DATASPORT, CH-Gerlafingen www.datasport.com pour classements, inscriptions en ligne et informations Datum: 08.06.18 39.
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