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1 November 2014 – Skatås, Göteborg Resultatlista 1 november 2014 – Skatås, Göteborg Resultatlista Arrangör: Göteborgs Skidklubb Män 19 km Plats Förnamn Efternamn Förening Född Tid 1 Yared Admasu Hälle IF 1987 1.03.05 2 Zachariah Miruku Mogendi Mälarhöjden IK 1983 1.05.48 3 Johan Strand Ullevi FK 1987 1.07.48 4 Andreas Åkesson Örgryte IS Friidrott 1990 1.09.20 5 Hampus Börjesson Ullevi FK 1994 1.11.37 6 Anton Bengtsson Stenungsunds FI 1989 1.12.10 7 Enar Andersson Aktivitus Sports Club 1980 1.12.52 8 Jakob Böhm IK Ymer 1990 1.13.37 9 Joakim Röstlund Solvikingarna 1981 1.13.53 10 Henrik Håkansson OK Kolmården 1995 1.14.00 11 Rickard Börjesson Hestra IF 1990 1.16.14 12 Johan Myrberg Stenungsund 1980 1.16.50 13 Daniel Tidholm Altran 1981 1.17.02 14 Andreas Nilsson Göteborg 1980 1.17.49 15 David Ohlsson Lidköpings VSK 1981 1.17.56 16 David Pettersson Lerum Friidrott 1991 1.18.11 17 Jerker Aspegård Mölndal Outdoor IF 1982 1.18.51 18 Christofer Fredriksson Söderälje IF 1978 1.19.01 19 Tommy Carlsson 1980 1.19.10 20 Martin Ewaldsson Borås 1984 1.19.15 21 Fredrik Pihlquist 1985 1.19.26 22 Henric Wikerud Hällingsjö 1981 1.20.34 23 Erik Råberg OK Landehof 1986 1.20.47 24 Henrik Ekström Lerum 1981 1.22.27 25 Johan Blomström RIF 1982 1.22.40 26 Victor Eliasson Solvikingarna 1989 1.22.54 27 Johan Skårbratt 1981 1.23.17 28 Tom Sandvall Göteborg 1985 1.23.30 29 Oscar Westerlund Göteborg 1988 1.23.58 30 Robin Lönngren Stenshults IF 1982 1.24.01 31 Oscar Rose 1985 1.24.21 32 Fredrik Ohlsson Mölndal 1980 1.24.26 33 Jan Maringer Mölndal 1985 1.24.31 34 Henrik Lundqvist Team Blodsmak 1975 1.24.37 35 Philip Kollberg Pantern Running Club 1985 1.25.02 36 Johan Åberg Military Fitness 1988 1.25.03 37 Johan Nohlert Göteborg 1987 1.25.09 38 Viktor Ahlqvist Solvikingarna 1987 1.25.17 39 Niklas Dahlgren IK Stern 1980 1.25.22 40 Christofer Heden Mölndal 1986 1.25.23 41 Martin Syk Barn- och ungdomspsykiatrin 1983 1.25.47 42 Markus Tunlid Triathlon Väst 1984 1.25.49 43 Marcus Kierkegaard IK Jogg 1982 1.25.54 44 Mattis Hallberg IK Uven 1997 1.25.57 45 Johan Linhart Aktivitus Sports Club 1982 1.26.11 46 Mattias Josefsson Holsljunga 1988 1.26.17 47 Johan Rosén Göteborg-Majorna OK 1980 1.26.30 48 Simon Hellquist Solvikingarna 1989 1.26.45 49 Emil Wingate Öjersjö 1980 1.26.47 50 Björn Börjesson LK TV-88 1988 1.26.49 51 Kristoffer Rosén Göteborg 1987 1.26.53 52 Johan Karlsson Kungälv 1980 1.27.01 53 Jonas Larsson Svenska Kammarkören 1985 1.27.02 54 Robert Björk Solvikingarna 1981 1.27.07 55 Martin Persson Billdal 1982 1.27.23 56 Andreas Lood Los Trocaderos 1981 1.27.38 57 Joakim Ericsson Älgens vänner 1986 1.28.13 58 Anders Fredriksson Arvika IS 1983 1.28.17 59 Emanuel Cederqvist IS Fåken, Öland 1983 1.28.17 60 Fredrik Ludvigsson Team Kungälv 1974 1.28.19 61 Leo Pettersson Lerum Friidrott 1991 1.29.05 62 Markus Lihnell Solvikingarna 1985 1.29.16 63 Ronny Karlson Pantern Running Club 1983 1.29.57 64 Mattias Ceder Borås 1984 1.30.13 65 Rickard Evaldsson Team Evaldsmtb.se 1982 1.30.16 66 Jonas Mårtensson OK Landehof 1984 1.30.38 67 David Johansson Sweco IF 1983 1.30.47 68 Niclas Nilsson Pixbo 1980 1.30.49 69 Mattias Öhman Öjersjö 1986 1.30.54 70 Per Pilebo Kungälv 1981 1.31.03 71 Alexander Ronnebro Göteborg 1985 1.31.17 72 Johan Rosdahl Sweco IF 1985 1.31.30 73 Jonas Wik Fortum 1980 1.31.32 74 Johnny Karlsson Team Nordic Trail 1980 1.31.59 75 Dan Krönander Varberg 1983 1.32.01 76 Jonas Dahlin Ytterby 1983 1.32.02 77 Martin Christell 1981 1.32.03 78 Morgan Arneland 1985 1.32.05 79 Patrik Bjerninge Trafikverkets fritidsförening Göteborg 1983 1.32.05 80 Fredrik Engström Göteborg 1982 1.32.11 81 Robin Larsson Lindome 1990 1.32.24 82 Michael Stiller Göteborg 1987 1.32.27 83 Viktor Olsson STS Alpresor 1981 1.32.29 84 Johan Kalmner Göteborg 1986 1.32.56 85 Anders Wingqvist Run like the wind 1981 1.33.20 86 Donny Ringius Posten IF 1981 1.33.24 87 Niklas Axelsson Göteborg 1988 1.33.44 88 Hannes Falk Windisch Göteborg 1984 1.33.55 89 Sebastian Arneland 1980 1.33.59 90 Simon Svedin STS Alpresor 1991 1.34.05 91 Olle Nordqvist Göteborg 1989 1.34.10 92 Anders Svensson Team Nordic Trail 1980 1.34.11 93 Lasse Kehler Göteborg 1983 1.34.26 94 Mikael Faber Göteborg 1980 1.35.04 95 Daniel Härmark Göteborg 1982 1.35.12 96 964 1.35.13 97 Leo Heim Göteborg 1983 1.35.25 98 Pawel Wozniak Chalmers tekniska högskola 1988 1.35.30 99 Joel Christensen GÖTEBORG 1981 1.35.38 100 Tommy Andersson Jörlanda 1992 1.35.49 101 Christopher Day Lerum 1984 1.35.52 102 Hans Uddén Groheds IF 1984 1.36.20 103 Simon Cederholm Running Cederholm 1983 1.36.22 104 Martin Olsson Paradiset IK 1988 1.36.23 105 Andreas Johansson 1981 1.36.30 106 Joakim Sandin Team Salming 1980 1.36.30 107 Linus Åberg Sweco IF 1984 1.36.41 108 Erik Jönsson Kjells vänner 1987 1.36.47 109 Andreas Andersson Falk Mölnlycke 1984 1.36.50 110 Jakob Andersson [email protected] 1985 1.37.08 111 Patrick Mcavey Mölnlycke 1971 1.37.44 112 Joel Cederholm Running Cederholm 1980 1.37.45 113 Anders Gustafsson Proletären FF 1985 1.38.09 114 Magnus Larsson Lonesome Runners 1982 1.38.15 115 Martin Tunlid Göteborg 1991 1.38.42 116 Fredrik Fröven IK Trasten 1981 1.38.53 117 Robert Simon Lund 1982 1.39.02 118 Mikael Lustig ENV FF 1981 1.39.06 119 Martin Rödström Lysekil 1981 1.39.08 120 Anders Bergh Göteborg 1982 1.39.41 121 Mattias Linell IK Stern 1982 1.39.45 122 Domenico Macri´ Göteborg 1981 1.39.50 123 Richard Johansson Göteborg 1990 1.40.22 124 Erik Jandersson Berrystreet Runners 1980 1.41.05 125 Oskar Josefsson Viking Footwear 1982 1.41.15 126 Linus Hallberg Viking Footwear 1981 1.41.15 127 Jonathan Rydberg Göteborg 1990 1.41.17 128 Johan Vestman Reinertsen IF 1985 1.41.36 129 Ivar Torstensson Göteborg 1984 1.42.16 130 Daniel Modrack Semcon 1985 1.42.28 131 Herman Roos Asics Sverige 1982 1.42.35 132 Patrik Svensson Göteborg 1983 1.42.37 133 Fredrik Hernelid Run in Slättadamm 1981 1.42.46 134 Andreas Holgersson DRT Kungsbacka 1983 1.42.46 135 Charles Kjellsson Lysekils skid & löparförening 1968 1.42.47 136 Elias Johansson Volvo Trucks 1981 1.43.46 137 David Nilsson Räddningstjänst Idrottsförbund 1985 1.43.57 138 Markus Lorentzon Göteborg 1985 1.44.09 139 Pär Johansson Göteborg 1982 1.44.27 140 Andreas Sjöström Göteborg 1985 1.44.41 141 Ivan Buic Göteborg 1986 1.44.47 142 Christoffer Lindberg Göteborg 1983 1.45.04 143 Benjamin Sällström Styrsö 1984 1.45.11 144 Carl Dotevall Stena Recycling 1983 1.45.22 145 Hans Ekstam Hogia Running Club 1983 1.45.38 146 Jonathan Anesand IK Stern 1985 1.45.46 147 Rickard Nilsson Electrolux IF 1980 1.46.00 148 John Christoffersson KBV Friskvårdsförening 1983 1.46.02 149 Daniel Svensson Mölndal Outdoor IF 1981 1.46.45 150 Nicklas Knape Mölndal Outdoor IF 1980 1.46.46 151 Rasmus Karlsson-Berntsson Triathlon Väst 1996 1.47.32 152 Jonas Lindström Team BEA 1983 1.47.34 153 Matthew Stiller Göteborg 1993 1.47.45 154 Conor Nally Mölndal 1983 1.48.06 155 David Karlsson Göteborg 1986 1.49.03 156 Henrik Rasila 1983 1.49.03 157 Emil Larsson Verums GoiF 1990 1.49.06 158 Otto Graffner Cowi AB 1971 1.50.06 159 Tianshu Zhao AkzoNobel PPC 1987 1.50.49 160 Kristoffer Stefansson Kållered 1981 1.50.54 161 Erik Sahlin Göteborg 1987 1.51.04 162 David Elebring Volvo GTT 1981 1.51.14 163 Magnus Johansson Twin sisters 1981 1.52.48 164 Bernhard Riegler IK Stern 1980 1.53.15 165 Jesper Lundberg Göteborg 1980 1.54.50 166 Fredrik Öhman Mölndal 1984 1.55.01 167 Daniel Zackrisson Volvo IF 1981 1.56.32 168 Alexander Fagman Lerum 1988 1.56.39 169 Simon Johansson DRT Kungsbacka 1992 1.56.54 170 Hampus Bok Angered 1988 1.57.37 171 Joydeep Das Göteborg 1982 1.59.27 172 951 2.01.23 173 Erik Dahlqvist Mjölby Östergötland 1985 2.01.41 174 John Wilson IK Ymer 1982 2.02.59 175 Mikael Hagberg SOK Knallen 1981 2.04.17 176 Anders Karlsson IK Stern 1980 2.04.25 177 Peter Liff Triathlon väst 1983 2.22.51 M35 19 km Plats Förnamn Efternamn Förening Född Tid 1 Daniel Frantzich Varberg 1979 1.13.31 2 Samuel Haugstvedt IK Jogg 1976 1.15.00 3 David Martinsson Axa sports club 1978 1.17.06 4 Patrik Lindegårdh Tolered-Utby OL 1979 1.17.23 5 Jari Repo Trollhättans IF 1976 1.18.24 6 Anders Magnusson 1975 1.18.39 7 Jimmy Kleveros Preem 1975 1.19.19 8 Ashkan Fivrin Triathlon Väst 1977 1.19.32 9 Sören Sturesson Lerums SOK 1970 1.19.45 10 Niklas Åberg Tolereds AIK 1975 1.20.30 11 Jakob Sjöstedt Kvarteret Kolumbus 1977 1.20.58 12 Henrik Mosén Triathlon Väst 1976 1.20.59 13 Johan Bohlin Skandia Löparklubb Väst 1978 1.22.04 14 Torbjörn Karlsson Squeed AB 1975 1.22.36 15 Mark Richardson Cochlear 1977 1.22.59 16 Fredrik Noborn IFK Göteborg 1978 1.22.59 17 Carsten Hoever Team Wicked Bonkproof 1979 1.23.03 18 Anders Lilja Sweco IF 1979 1.23.47 19 Mattias Örnberg Värnamo 1975 1.23.52 20 Björn Colliander Bosbec AB 1976 1.24.17 21 Mathias Hermansson Donsötank 1975 1.24.26 22 Anders Waldt Stenungsundslöparna 1975 1.24.41 23 Johan Adolfsson Göteborg 1978 1.25.24 24 Lars Saar Jakobsson Centrum OK 1979 1.25.54 25 Lukas Johansson Vincent och Olivias pappa 1978 1.26.51 26 Richard Liden Navåsens FK 1975 1.26.54 27 Alexander Sideby Huttla Kvarn IF 1978 1.27.52 28 Mattias Levin Mölndal 1978 1.27.54 29 Dag Wedin Solvikingarna 1979 1.27.54 30 Ronnie Jönsson Solvikingarna 1975 1.28.06 31 Jonas Richson Activitus 1979 1.28.21 32 Magnus Härlin Squeed AB 1979 1.28.44 33 David Roland Sweco IF 1978 1.28.48 34 Stefan Bodin Göteborg 1978 1.28.50 35 Svante Eriksson LK TV-88 1977 1.29.04 36 Anders Wadman Arvika IS 1979 1.29.07 37 Jonas Nilsson Volvo IF 1979 1.29.14 38 Johan Westlund IK Jogg 1979 1.29.16 39 Olof Åhman Göteborg 1975 1.29.29 40 Raymond Ong-A-Kwie Lysekils Skid & Löparförening 1975 1.30.42 41 Martin Goswin 1975 1.30.54 42 Nils Andersson Fastarpz
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