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Wettkampf-Nr. 1 02.-04.03.2012 International Swim Meeting 2012 Seite: 10 Wettkampf-Nr. 1 400m Freistil Frauen Weltrekord 03:59,15 Federica Pellegrini ITA 26.07.2009 Rome Europarekord 03:59,15 Federica Pellegrini ITA 26.07.2009 Rome ISM-Rekord 04:05,57 Federica Pellegrini Italian Swimming Fed. ISM 2010 Jahrgang 2000/2001 Richtzeit 06:05,00 1. Orsolya Bankövi 2000 HUN TFSE Budapest 04:56,75 -.-- 11 00:33,07 01:09,26 03:03,06 02:24,71 03:41,44 04:56,75 2. Dora Reizinger 2000 HUN Dombovar Swimming Club 04:58,93 -.-- 9 00:32,25 01:08,86 01:46,99 02:25,84 03:04,17 03:43,16 04:21,54 04:58,93 3. Charlotte Bohner 2000 GER Berliner TSC 04:59,71 0.67 8 00:31,30 01:08,18 01:46,41 02:24,90 03:03,70 03:42,78 04:21,80 04:59,71 4. Barbora Seemanova 2000 CZE SK Motorlet Praha 05:02,99 0.87 7 00:33,12 01:09,93 01:47,75 02:26,65 03:05,38 03:44,84 04:24,14 05:02,99 5. Valeriya Egorova 2001 RUS Junost Kaliningrad 05:09,64 0.90 6 00:34,25 01:13,21 01:52,80 02:33,15 03:13,65 03:53,92 04:32,62 05:09,64 6. Sophie Fanselow 2000 GER Charl. DSV Nixe 05:11,12 -.-- 5 00:34,00 01:12,67 01:52,02 02:31,97 03:12,15 03:52,53 04:32,39 05:11,12 7. Natalia Mackova 2000 SVK STU Trnava 05:12,53 0.85 4 00:34,90 01:13,71 01:53,56 02:34,25 03:14,57 03:54,83 04:34,48 05:12,53 8. Iza Kowalska 2000 POL UKS Wilanowia 05:21,03 0.94 3 00:34,10 01:12,94 01:53,56 02:35,05 03:17,06 03:59,10 04:40,84 05:21,03 9. Melina Sinkwitz 2000 GER Berliner TSC 05:22,19 0.56 2 00:34,38 01:14,39 01:55,52 02:36,87 03:18,93 04:00,60 04:42,07 05:22,19 10. Frederike Weber 2000 GER Berliner TSC 05:28,63 0.67 1 00:35,86 01:16,70 01:59,07 02:41,07 03:23,37 04:05,74 04:47,40 05:28,63 11. Tjale Schütz 2001 GER OSC Bremerhaven 05:28,94 -.-- 00:35,99 01:16,42 01:58,04 02:40,43 03:23,34 04:07,17 04:48,71 05:28,94 12. Barbora Silarova 2001 CZE SKP Nymburk 05:30,24 0.87 00:34,81 01:15,49 01:58,20 02:41,57 03:24,21 04:07,54 04:50,88 05:30,24 13. Elea Linka 2001 GER SV Neptun Kiel 05:30,83 0.75 00:36,14 01:16,55 01:59,14 02:41,75 03:25,06 04:08,66 04:52,09 05:30,83 14. Zsofi Bevardi 2000 HUN Dombovar Swimming Club 05:32,54 0.74 00:34,11 01:13,99 01:56,18 02:39,43 03:23,55 04:07,38 04:51,74 05:32,54 15. Monika Kotwas 2000 POL MKS Piranie Lubin 05:32,87 0.81 00:36,85 01:17,37 01:59,19 02:42,52 03:25,22 04:08,34 04:51,80 05:32,87 Jahrgang 1998/1999 Richtzeit 05:20,00 1. Alina Jungklaus 1998 GER DSV Jugendteam 04:29,02 0.92 11 00:31,36 01:04,06 01:37,42 02:10,96 02:45,35 03:19,89 03:54,72 04:29,02 2. Carmen Franiczek 1998 GER DSV Jugendteam 04:30,21 0.71 9 00:29,86 01:03,33 01:37,73 02:12,44 02:47,45 03:22,57 03:57,40 04:30,21 3. Anna Egorova 1998 RUS Junost Kaliningrad 04:33,56 0.81 8 00:30,32 01:04,64 01:39,77 02:14,80 02:49,67 03:25,66 04:00,40 04:33,56 4. Adel Farkas 1998 HUN TFSE Budapest 04:33,67 0.71 7 00:31,31 01:04,92 01:39,16 02:13,75 02:48,54 03:23,58 03:58,80 04:33,67 5. Jil Marie Meyer 1998 GER Maxi Swim-Team Hamm 04:40,55 0.86 6 00:30,82 01:04,71 01:40,29 02:16,41 02:52,99 03:29,56 04:05,96 04:40,55 6. Sarah Sophie Hentschel 1998 GER SV Berolina 04:45,54 0.71 5 00:31,10 01:06,34 01:42,97 02:19,99 02:56,69 03:34,19 04:11,46 04:45,54 7. Alina Groht 1998 GER Flensburger SK von 1930 04:46,67 0.80 4 00:31,71 01:07,95 01:44,39 02:21,16 02:58,05 03:34,94 04:11,47 04:46,67 8. MeiMei Dreyer 1998 DEN KVIK Kastrup 04:46,76 0.78 3 00:33,30 01:09,15 01:45,95 02:22,95 02:59,30 03:36,07 04:11,89 04:46,76 9. Nora Szlobodnyik 1999 HUN Dunaferr 04:47,06 0.78 2 00:31,55 01:07,58 01:44,75 02:22,41 02:58,83 03:35,90 04:12,98 04:47,06 10. Petra Simon 1998 HUN FTC Ferencvarosi Torna Club 04:47,37 0.86 1 00:32,29 01:07,76 01:44,18 02:21,10 02:57,78 03:34,94 04:11,92 04:47,37 *) keine Rückerstattung des MeldegeldesBerlin, Europasportpark TITANIUM sportstiming GbR, www.titanium-sportstiming.de 02.-04.03.2012 International Swim Meeting 2012 Seite: 11 Wettkampf-Nr. 1 400m Freistil Frauen Weltrekord 03:59,15 Federica Pellegrini ITA 26.07.2009 Rome Europarekord 03:59,15 Federica Pellegrini ITA 26.07.2009 Rome ISM-Rekord 04:05,57 Federica Pellegrini Italian Swimming Fed. ISM 2010 Jahrgang 1998/1999 Richtzeit 05:20,00 11. Josephine Holm 1999 DEN KVIK Kastrup 04:48,43 0.80 00:32,45 01:08,36 01:45,87 02:22,53 04:13,33 03:36,37 04:48,43 12. Hanne Reime 1998 NOR Bryne Symjeklubb 04:52,22 0.90 00:32,81 01:08,74 01:46,01 02:23,52 03:00,92 03:38,93 04:16,52 04:52,22 13. Grete Steiner 1998 GER SG Schwimmen Münster 04:53,33 0.74 00:32,66 01:08,79 01:45,84 02:23,44 03:00,61 03:38,23 04:15,89 04:53,33 14. Elin Elm 1998 SWE ÖSF Swimming 05:12,52 0.87 00:33,59 01:11,98 01:51,20 02:31,23 03:11,83 03:52,19 04:32,71 05:12,52 Nicht am Start Ina Haagensen 1998 NOR Aalesund SLK *) Jahrgang 1996/1997 Richtzeit 04:50,00 1. Marie Neumannova 1997 CZE Sport-Swimming Club Kolin 04:31,23 0.83 11 00:30,78 01:05,07 01:39,83 02:15,16 02:49,77 03:24,91 03:58,84 04:31,23 2. Barbora Krizanova 1996 SVK STU Trnava 04:36,05 0.84 9 00:30,98 01:05,21 01:39,89 02:15,07 02:50,28 03:25,73 04:01,47 04:36,05 3. Majken Smith 1997 NOR Asker SK 04:38,18 0.86 8 00:31,83 01:06,64 01:41,55 02:16,68 02:51,99 03:27,46 04:03,47 04:38,18 4. Vilde Tengesdal 1996 NOR Bryne Symjeklubb 04:38,81 0.81 7 00:32,16 01:07,62 01:43,38 02:19,36 02:54,96 03:30,49 04:05,72 04:38,81 5. Anna Dortmann 1997 GER Maxi Swim-Team Hamm 04:39,77 0.99 6 00:31,89 01:05,77 01:40,61 02:16,35 02:52,06 03:28,27 04:04,72 04:39,77 6. Iben Grundtvig 1997 DEN KVIK Kastrup 04:43,47 0.58 5 00:32,25 01:08,68 01:45,08 02:21,33 02:56,78 03:32,88 04:08,82 04:43,47 7. Kitti Harangozo 1996 HUN FTC Ferencvarosi Torna Club 04:44,55 0.85 4 00:30,87 01:05,38 01:41,77 02:19,12 02:56,46 03:33,22 04:09,72 04:44,55 8. Johanna Andersson 1997 SWE Ängelholms Simsällskap 04:45,62 0.78 3 00:32,19 01:06,94 01:43,03 02:19,46 02:56,18 03:32,66 04:09,58 04:45,62 9. Marte Dale 1997 NOR Vestkantsvommerne 04:49,66 0.73 2 00:32,40 01:08,67 01:45,82 02:22,55 02:59,61 03:36,85 04:14,16 04:49,66 10. Anni-Maria Luoma 1997 FIN Helsingfors Simsällskap 04:52,65 0.83 *) 1 00:32,83 01:08,46 01:45,03 02:22,03 02:59,03 03:36,75 04:14,82 04:52,65 11. Tina Schütz 1996 NOR Vestkantsvommerne 04:56,12 0.85 *) 00:33,17 01:09,47 01:46,87 02:24,46 03:02,62 03:40,67 04:18,79 04:56,12 12.
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