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Marathon Medoc 2017 Rq_Export_Classement_Excel_1 CLT TEMPS DOS NOM PRENOM SEXE CLAS SEXE CAT CLAS CAT 1 02:27:06 1 GUIBAULT THIERRY H 1 V1H 1 2 02:33:11 6924 BENICHOU THOMAS H 2 SEH 1 3 02:35:20 6920 BAUDRY NICOLAS H 3 SEH 2 4 02:39:11 4888 WILMS ROBERT H 4 SEH 3 5 02:40:28 2 CHARNAY SEBASTIEN H 5 V1H 2 6 02:40:40 6617 BRISSE CLEMENT H 6 SEH 4 7 02:41:56 7042 RIBEIRO LIONEL H 7 SEH 5 8 02:43:14 6912 MULOT CYRILLE H 8 V1H 3 9 02:43:45 7040 PAJOT JOHANNICK H 9 V1H 4 10 02:44:13 8108 VERRIER SEBASTIEN H 10 SEH 6 11 02:45:24 4 DUFFAU STEFAN H 11 V1H 5 12 02:46:04 2832 LE QUERNEC FABRICE H 12 SEH 7 13 02:46:09 7038 MORVAN CHRISTOPHE H 13 V1H 6 14 02:46:23 7307 LERAY CHRISTOPHE H 14 V1H 7 15 02:47:30 7286 ETIENNE GAYLORD H 15 SEH 8 16 02:47:49 5 PALA LAURENT H 16 SEH 9 17 02:48:09 6913 GROUSSIN ANTOINE H 17 V1H 8 18 02:49:14 7025 CIBROT JEROME H 18 SEH 10 19 02:49:58 7411 BRUNEAU YVES H 19 V2H 1 20 02:50:03 6917 REY CHRISTOPHE H 20 V1H 9 21 02:50:41 7028 DESTRADE ERIC H 21 V1H 10 22 02:50:41 7036 HAMON FREDERIC H 22 V1H 11 23 02:52:27 7992 CAMPET PASCAL H 23 V2H 2 24 02:53:04 7475 FONTAINE BERNARD H 24 V2H 3 25 02:53:42 7180 DUMONTEIL CEDRIC H 25 V1H 12 26 02:54:23 7372 ESCALLE LAURENT H 26 SEH 11 27 02:55:57 6584 CLAEYSSENS NOEMIE F 1 SEF 1 28 02:56:28 7996 MORERE CHRISTOPHE H 27 V1H 13 29 02:56:38 7444 FERREIRA JOSEPH H 28 V1H 14 30 02:56:42 6911 DILMI LUDOVIC H 29 V2H 4 31 02:57:19 5397 CABRERA DAVID H 30 SEH 12 32 02:57:39 7041 PIVETEAU PASCAL H 31 V2H 5 33 02:58:32 7 VASSEUR NATHALIE F 2 V2F 1 34 02:58:48 7589 PLANEL EDOUARD H 32 SEH 13 35 02:59:00 51 LANOELLE MAX H 33 SEH 14 36 02:59:21 7290 RICHEZ LUDOVIC H 34 SEH 15 37 03:00:08 7182 BAHIER LAURENT H 35 V1H 15 38 03:00:55 7394 LE CLEZIO MICKAËL H 36 V1H 16 39 03:01:23 6919 BRUEL PATRICE H 37 V1H 17 40 03:02:30 6 GOUAULT SANDRA F 3 V1F 1 41 03:02:54 6812 LAMORT JEAN-PHILIPPE H 38 V1H 18 42 03:03:15 7181 VIDOTTO FREDERIC H 39 V1H 19 43 03:03:27 7995 MARTINUZZI FLORE F 4 V1F 2 44 03:04:00 6251 BLONDEL JEREMY H 40 SEH 16 45 03:04:01 7451 FERREIRA MANUEL H 41 V1H 20 46 03:04:03 7031 MAURY NICOLAS H 42 V1H 21 47 03:06:19 7739 CHEVALOT ARNAUD H 43 V1H 22 48 03:07:24 2363 GASLAIN LAURENT H 44 SEH 17 49 03:08:30 6915 POUBLON LOUIS H 45 V1H 23 50 03:08:54 7659 CHEVALIER MICHAEL H 46 SEH 18 51 03:08:59 6585 MARTIN DANIEL H 47 V2H 6 52 03:08:59 3753 BESNIER DAVID H 48 V1H 24 53 03:09:03 6856 MESTADIER CHRISTIAN H 49 V1H 25 54 03:10:30 7279 COROLLER ERWANN H 50 V1H 26 55 03:10:49 6895 TEYSSIER DOMINIQUE H 51 V2H 7 Page 1 Rq_Export_Classement_Excel_1 56 03:11:04 7261 CALVY ALAIN H 52 V2H 8 57 03:12:46 7604 MANDON LAURENT H 53 V1H 27 58 03:12:58 6809 MAURAT JACKY H 54 V3H 1 59 03:13:27 6615 RICOTTIER FRANCK H 55 V1H 28 60 03:13:29 6918 CHARDON GWENAËLLE F 5 V1F 3 61 03:13:41 7388 FOUCHE RODOLPHE H 56 V1H 29 62 03:14:54 1028 CHEVAL FABIEN H 57 V1H 30 63 03:15:04 6868 VAN RYSSELBERGHEJOHAN H 58 V1H 31 64 03:15:24 7056 CHAIGNEAU SEBASTIEN H 59 V1H 32 65 03:15:31 7740 MANIER ALAN H 60 ESH 1 66 03:15:44 509 FOURNIER PIERRE H 61 ESH 2 67 03:16:09 5484 LABOY GAETAN H 62 SEH 19 68 03:16:18 2801 LIVINGSTONE-LEARMONTHMAX H 63 V1H 33 69 03:16:18 6737 MARCERON CHRISTOPHE H 64 V1H 34 70 03:16:20 2800 DUDGEON SARAH F 6 V1F 4 71 03:17:02 5844 LE GUEN JACQUES H 65 V2H 9 72 03:17:12 7738 HOUSSAIS BENOIT H 66 V2H 10 73 03:17:27 7024 CEVENO BEATRICE F 7 V1F 5 74 03:17:34 7597 LE BIHAN MARC H 67 V1H 35 75 03:17:44 7737 CORNANGUER YANNICK H 68 V2H 11 76 03:17:50 510 BIATEAU PHILIPPE H 69 V2H 12 77 03:17:52 7732 ROUE SOLANGE F 8 V3F 1 78 03:17:54 7257 OZANNE ANDRE H 70 V4H 1 79 03:18:36 7605 SAINT GERMAIN PHILIPPE H 71 V1H 36 80 03:18:41 7300 MACHUQUE JEROME H 72 SEH 20 81 03:18:56 7716 CHARBONNET CYRIL H 73 V1H 37 82 03:19:09 546 EDRY DAVID H 74 V1H 38 83 03:19:22 7281 SANTIN DENIS H 75 V1H 39 84 03:19:58 6899 LE BORGNE RENE H 76 V1H 40 85 03:20:16 1106 LAUNE GUY H 77 V2H 13 86 03:20:35 7428 SABY JULIEN H 78 SEH 21 87 03:20:45 7259 TAUZIER FLORIAN H 79 SEH 22 88 03:21:22 6953 BRIENS LAËTITIA F 9 SEF 2 89 03:21:49 1858 GARY OLIVIER H 80 SEH 23 90 03:21:56 7478 ROUSSEAU JEAN MICHEL H 81 SEH 24 91 03:21:58 7476 MAJEK FABRICE H 82 V1H 41 92 03:23:28 7731 KERNEVEZ MICHELE F 10 V3F 2 93 03:23:37 7658 DA SILVA PASCAL H 83 V1H 42 94 03:24:08 726 ANDRON PATRICE H 84 V1H 43 95 03:24:11 7598 SAUVANIER JOEL H 85 V2H 14 96 03:24:15 8751 DELAMEA OLIVIER H 86 V1H 44 97 03:24:22 525 BALUSSEAUD ALEXANDRE H 87 SEH 25 98 03:24:41 1354 LANGLACE CHANTAL F 11 V3F 3 99 03:25:22 438 MARTEL ALEXANDRE H 88 SEH 26 100 03:25:32 7606 KOEGER ARMEL H 89 V1H 45 101 03:25:34 6864 VAN RYSSELBERGHEERIC H 90 V2H 15 102 03:26:10 7653 COSTE ALEXANDRE H 91 SEH 27 103 03:26:11 8164 DARCHE PATRICK H 92 V2H 16 104 03:26:17 824 RENVOISE CEDRIC H 93 SEH 28 105 03:26:22 6916 BRETON ANTOINE H 94 V1H 46 106 03:26:23 9155 HOUDIERE THIERRY H 95 V1H 47 107 03:26:47 6536 BERTIN JEAN PHILIPPE H 96 V2H 17 108 03:27:19 7221 PERRIN EDOUARD H 97 V1H 48 109 03:27:26 7851 MARATHON DU MEDOCNC H 98 SEH 29 110 03:27:35 7863 COUDON LEVRAUTGWENAELLE F 12 SEF 3 111 03:27:54 4731 LOUASIL VERIDIANA F 13 SEF 4 Page 2 Rq_Export_Classement_Excel_1 112 03:28:28 7066 MONLUN PATRICE H 99 V2H 18 113 03:28:47 7600 BENQUET STEPHANE H 100 V1H 49 114 03:29:16 539 JOUBERT-GAUTHIERSEBASTIEN H 101 SEH 30 115 03:29:31 7829 BAI LAURENT H 102 V1H 50 116 03:29:43 6778 PUCHOIS FREDERIC H 103 V1H 51 117 03:29:58 7370 NOGUE LAURENCE F 14 V1F 6 118 03:30:05 7474 DANIS THIERRY H 104 V2H 19 119 03:30:08 1957 MARCHAL FLORIAN H 105 SEH 31 120 03:30:14 1072 DREYDEMY OLIVIER H 106 V1H 52 121 03:30:21 7430 ZILLIGEN CEDRIC H 107 V2H 20 122 03:30:45 7717 GRANDCLAUDON GERALD H 108 SEH 32 123 03:31:01 4569 LEGROS SOPHIE F 15 SEF 5 124 03:31:09 1154 DAUCE CHRISTOPHE H 109 V2H 21 125 03:32:14 6766 THEROND ARNAUD H 110 SEH 33 126 03:32:31 6963 DE TEYSSIERE THOMAS H 111 SEH 34 127 03:32:37 293 CASTAING JEAN-LUC H 112 V2H 22 128 03:32:39 1651 MONTARIOL YVES H 113 V2H 23 129 03:32:40 7445 MAYONNADE CHRISTINE F 16 V1F 7 130 03:32:40 6922 DUBOS JULIE H 114 SEH 35 131 03:32:41 7443 LAMY LIONEL H 115 V1H 53 132 03:32:41 6761 ROUSSET CHRISTOPHE H 116 V1H 54 133 03:33:04 7602 RICHE JEAN-PASCAL H 117 V1H 55 134 03:33:27 3007 VON ZUR MÜHLENARVID H 118 V2H 24 135 03:33:46 7305 FOURCADE ANTHONY H 119 V2H 25 136 03:33:54 6889 GAUTIER PHILIPPE H 120 V1H 56 137 03:34:19 940 DE NUCE CYRIL H 121 V1H 57 138 03:34:21 2794 FAIVRE VANESSA F 17 SEF 6 139 03:34:34 56 RIBAS JULIEN H 122 SEH 36 140 03:34:41 1179 BAHOUGNE LAURENT H 123 V1H 58 141 03:34:53 7404 BACQUEY FABRICE H 124 V1H 59 142 03:34:55 6967 DAUTIGNY GONZAGUE H 125 SEH 37 143 03:35:22 3424 HIRRIEN FRANCOIS H 126 V1H 60 144 03:36:01 984 LECLERC GUILLAUME H 127 SEH 38 145 03:37:05 7184 AYMARD STEPHANE H 128 V1H 61 146 03:37:17 9600 FITCH JOHN H 129 V2H 26 147 03:37:56 7207 DEGRAVES LUCAS H 130 SEH 39 148 03:38:03 4862 MEBOSTAD ÙYVIND ANDREASH 131 V1H 62 149 03:38:17 6986 MEYNIEU NICOLAS H 132 SEH 40 150 03:38:46 7095 MARCOU PASCAL H 133 V1H 63 151 03:39:32 7555 BACHELIER CHRISTOPHE H 134 V2H 27 152 03:39:36 6749 GOSSELIN MARC H 135 V1H 64 153 03:39:41 2684 MARICHEZ JEREMY H 136 SEH 41 154 03:39:49 7369 AROTSECHE SYLVIE F 18 V1F 8 155 03:39:49 7371 FAURE ISABELLE F 19 V2F 2 156 03:39:58 7308 ARRIESSE STEPHANE H 137 V1H 65 157 03:40:16 4853 KERRACH MAJID H 138 V2H 28 158 03:40:33 4889 HÖTTE KERSTIN F 20 SEF 7 159 03:40:35 6764 SOLAR-BOUGRERPHILIPPE H 139 V1H 66 160 03:41:18 598 MICHEL DIDIER H 140 V2H 29 161 03:42:07 38 VALVERDE MARIA F 21 V2F 3 162 03:42:39 7603 SAPIN VINCENT H 141 V1H 67 163 03:43:10 7492 DEBROUX JACQUES H 142 V2H 30 164 03:43:27 127 KING STEPHANE H 143 V2H 31 165 03:43:38 7762 ALOS DAVID H 144 V1H 68 166 03:43:44 6954 DERAMOND VINCENT H 145 SEH 42 167 03:43:57 7271 TEREYGEOL ERIC H 146 V2H 32 Page 3 Rq_Export_Classement_Excel_1 168 03:44:01 7044 SAVELIEFF MARIE-CAROLINE F 22 SEF 8 169 03:44:01 7029 DORVAULT SYLVAIN H 147 SEH 43 170 03:44:05 3183 RIGOLI YOHAN H 148 SEH 44 171 03:44:06 2837 REITZ BENOÎT H 149 SEH 45 172 03:44:14 7310 YQUEL RONAN H 150 V1H 69 173 03:44:14 2117 DEMARECAUX PASCAL H 151 V1H 70 174 03:44:22 1052 JAVET PASCAL H 152 V1H 71 175 03:44:31 3182 LE MENN YOAN H 153 SEH 46 176 03:44:48 764 ROTH BENJAMIN H 154 V1H 72 177 03:44:48 4176 HUON ODILE F 23 V2F 4 178 03:44:49 186 LUCAS MARIE FRANÇOISEF 24 V1F 9 179 03:45:25 6894 BOULVAIS FREDERIC H 155 V1H 73 180 03:45:35 556 NASH JESSICA F 25 V1F 10 181 03:45:36 188 BEYNEY BERTRAND H 156 V1H 74 182 03:45:44 6964 ROUMEGOU DIDIER H 157 V2H 33 183 03:45:58 6779 GABORIEAU PASCAL H 158 V1H 75 184 03:46:13 364 BROWN ROBERT H 159 SEH 47 185 03:46:23 7201 DECORPS ADRIEN H 160 SEH 48 186 03:46:26 7047 MESSAGER FRANÇOIS H 161 V2H 34 187 03:46:27 7046 MESSAGER FABIEN H 162 SEH 49 188 03:46:30 391 MONTANI STEFANO H 163 SEH 50 189 03:46:33 7218 CHEBOTAREV OLEG H 164 V1H 76 190 03:47:14 138 DUPUY BRUNO H 165 V1H 77 191 03:47:18 1305 GUEGAN HERVE H 166 V2H 35 192 03:47:20 8168 BIGOT CHARLY H 167 V2H 36 193 03:47:27 4139 COLLET GWEN H 168 V1H 78 194 03:47:32 6988 SACCO ROBERT H 169 V1H 79 195 03:47:35 7754 ALOS FANNY F 26 V1F 11 196 03:47:55 7178 GUILGOT SEBASTIEN H 170 V1H 80 197 03:48:01 8806 ORENSANZ STEPHANE H 171 V1H 81 198 03:48:02 7771 LE GUEVELLE RONAN H 172 V1H 82 199 03:48:05 9102 PEREZ FERNANDEZSANTIAGO F 27 SEF 9 200 03:48:07 6611 RABOURDIN RENE H 173 V2H 37 201 03:48:13 2900 FINE CHERI F 28 V2F 5 202 03:48:13 7089 KRITCHMAR FRANCK H 174 V1H 83 203 03:48:21 6935 COHO ADRIEN H 175 SEH 51 204 03:48:22 3703 WATTRE JEAN-CLAUDE H 176 V3H 2 205 03:48:25 63 COURET LAURENT H 177 V1H 84 206 03:48:27 5122 PIRET VALENTIN H 178 SEH 52 207 03:48:28 8165 PRADIGNAC PHILIPPE H 179 V2H 38 208 03:48:30 2171 CHERRUAULT JEROME H
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