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Bearman Xtreme Triathlon 2018 Results BEARMAN XTREME TRIATHLON 2018 RESULTS Swim Bib Name Nation Behind Bike T2 Behind Run Finish Behind T1 1 138 Team Pi/Roca/Roca France 00:48:01 00:05:28 (5) 06:41:16 (1) 07:29:17 (1) 04:03:03 (3) 11:32:20 (1) 2 91 Team Puissance Nature France 00:42:33 (1) 06:48:13 (2) 07:30:46 00:01:29 (2) 04:36:37 (9) 12:07:23 00:35:03 (2) 3 118 Manuel Villette France 00:55:07 00:12:34 (15) 07:14:50 (4) 08:09:57 00:40:40 (4) 04:31:44 (7) 12:41:41 01:09:21 (3) 4 122 Eduard Barcelo Mendoza Andorra 00:58:20 00:15:47 (29) 07:28:30 (9) 08:26:50 00:57:33 (8) 04:16:32 (5) 12:43:22 01:11:02 (4) 5 99 Team Egler/Mourot/Garcia France 00:44:43 00:02:10 (4) 08:08:04 (26) 08:52:47 01:23:30 (20) 03:52:25 (1) 12:45:12 01:12:52 (5) 6 68 Geoffrey Grimmelpoint France 00:56:35 00:14:02 (22) 07:06:36 (3) 08:03:11 00:33:54 (3) 05:00:39 (20) 13:03:50 01:31:30 (6) 7 126 Didier Periou France 01:05:00 00:22:27 (61) 07:26:51 (8) 08:31:51 01:02:34 (10) 04:34:14 (8) 13:06:05 01:33:45 (7) 8 104 Jordi Riera Spain 00:50:40 00:08:07 (9) 07:42:33 (12) 08:33:13 01:03:56 (11) 04:38:12 (10) 13:11:25 01:39:05 (8) 9 120 Edwin Datson UK 00:59:10 00:16:37 (33) 07:22:28 (6) 08:21:38 00:52:21 (7) 04:56:55 (16) 13:18:33 01:46:13 (9) 10 111 Laurent Marquez France 00:55:38 00:13:05 (16) 07:49:38 (18) 08:45:16 01:15:59 (15) 04:46:18 (13) 13:31:34 01:59:14 (10) 11 22 Jordi Gil Pauls Spain 01:01:53 00:19:20 (46) 08:05:20 (25) 09:07:13 01:37:56 (26) 04:39:37 (12) 13:46:50 02:14:30 (11) 12 6 Pascal Durniak France 01:04:31 00:21:58 (60) 08:31:03 (36) 09:35:34 02:06:17 (38) 04:11:33 (4) 13:47:07 02:14:47 (12) 13 95 Jeremie Ballet-Baz France 01:03:48 00:21:15 (58) 07:49:27 (16) 08:53:15 01:23:58 (22) 04:58:10 (18) 13:51:25 02:19:05 (13) Team 14 82 France 00:42:41 00:00:08 (2) 07:57:02 (22) 08:39:43 01:10:26 (12) 05:15:05 (30) 13:54:48 02:22:28 (14) Dierstein/Lam/Darragon 15 133 Klaas Verschaeve Belgium 00:56:08 00:13:35 (17) 07:23:34 (7) 08:19:42 00:50:25 (6) 05:38:28 (40) 13:58:10 02:25:50 (15) 16 116 Daniel Stepanenko France 01:06:22 00:23:49 (65) 07:43:39 (14) 08:50:01 01:20:44 (17) 05:13:19 (28) 14:03:20 02:31:00 (16) 17 14 Ramon Van Der Wilde Netherlands 00:49:27 00:06:54 (6) 08:22:53 (32) 09:12:20 01:43:03 (27) 04:54:00 (15) 14:06:20 02:34:00 (17) 18 100 Damien Biteaud France 00:51:18 00:08:45 (10) 08:12:22 (28) 09:03:40 01:34:23 (25) 05:02:41 (22) 14:06:21 02:34:01 (18) 19 77 Mallouf Le Roux France 00:49:36 00:07:03 (7) 07:37:17 (10) 08:26:53 00:57:36 (9) 05:41:40 (43) 14:08:33 02:36:13 (19) 20 23 David Chapman UK 00:56:30 00:13:57 (21) 08:18:29 (30) 09:14:59 01:45:42 (30) 04:57:10 (17) 14:12:09 02:39:49 (20) 21 8 Clement Gaboriau France 01:03:14 00:20:41 (53) 08:45:49 (42) 09:49:03 02:19:46 (43) 04:23:31 (6) 14:12:34 02:40:14 (21) 22 119 Nathalie Villette France 01:18:25 00:35:52 (96) 08:16:49 (29) 09:35:14 02:05:57 (37) 04:38:18 (11) 14:13:32 02:41:12 (22) Trackcourse.com Sp. z o.o. 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Lindleya 16 KRS: 0000521778 mail: [email protected] 02-013 Warszawa, Poland NIP: 701-043-77-71 www.trackcourse.com 23 51 Gerald Galmiche Tahiti 00:59:20 00:16:47 (36) 08:32:02 (37) 09:31:22 02:02:05 (35) 04:58:47 (19) 14:30:09 02:57:49 (23) 24 37 Hugo Malon France 01:19:16 00:36:43 (102) 07:39:24 (11) 08:58:40 01:29:23 (24) 05:35:25 (38) 14:34:05 03:01:45 (24) 25 131 Fabien Mora France 01:02:55 00:20:22 (51) 07:48:16 (15) 08:51:11 01:21:54 (19) 05:43:19 (45) 14:34:30 03:02:10 (25) 26 106 Herve Gallois France 01:03:28 00:20:55 (55) 08:18:50 (31) 09:22:18 01:53:01 (31) 05:15:27 (31) 14:37:45 03:05:25 (26) Team 27 80 France 00:58:10 00:15:37 (28) 08:27:33 (34) 09:25:43 01:56:26 (33) 05:12:32 (27) 14:38:15 03:05:55 (27) Beuneux/Lextreyt/Gauthier Team 28 98 France 00:50:30 00:07:57 (8) 07:50:10 (19) 08:40:40 01:11:23 (13) 05:58:43 (50) 14:39:23 03:07:03 (28) Albert/Labarbe/Nivet 29 29 Bartosz Latawiec Poland 01:09:57 00:27:24 (76) 08:03:12 (24) 09:13:09 01:43:52 (29) 05:39:22 (41) 14:52:31 03:20:11 (29) 30 86 Christophe Masson France 00:57:45 00:15:12 (26) 07:52:25 (21) 08:50:10 01:20:53 (18) 06:03:17 (51) 14:53:27 03:21:07 (30) 31 139 Team Perez/Marty/Sol France 01:10:57 00:28:24 (79) 09:51:50 (78) 11:02:47 03:33:30 (78) 03:56:58 (2) 14:59:45 03:27:25 (31) 32 89 Xesc Teres Costa Spain 00:56:25 00:13:52 (19) 08:46:20 (44) 09:42:45 02:13:28 (40) 05:18:30 (32) 15:01:15 03:28:55 (32) 33 84 Sabine Gruener Germany 00:59:17 00:16:44 (35) 08:54:56 (50) 09:54:13 02:24:56 (45) 05:09:28 (24) 15:03:41 03:31:21 (33) 34 117 Philippe Pichot-Duclos France 01:07:06 00:24:33 (66) 08:33:04 (39) 09:40:10 02:10:53 (39) 05:23:40 (35) 15:03:50 03:31:30 (34) 35 4 Pierre Aureille France 01:03:42 00:21:09 (57) 08:41:52 (41) 09:45:34 02:16:17 (42) 05:18:57 (33) 15:04:31 03:32:11 (35) 36 97 Gregory Treille France 00:59:00 00:16:27 (32) 08:46:00 (43) 09:45:00 02:15:43 (41) 05:19:40 (34) 15:04:40 03:32:20 (36) 37 112 Jerome Mayen France 00:56:25 00:13:52 (20) 08:26:10 (33) 09:22:35 01:53:18 (32) 05:45:49 (46) 15:08:24 03:36:04 (37) 38 65 Olivier Martinez France 01:30:45 00:48:12 (113) 08:48:01 (46) 10:18:46 02:49:29 (59) 04:50:59 (14) 15:09:45 03:37:25 (38) 39 128 Iurea Armand France 00:54:14 00:11:41 (13) 07:16:33 (5) 08:10:47 00:41:30 (5) 06:58:59 (80) 15:09:46 03:37:26 (39) 40 142 Dorian Buda Romania 00:54:05 00:11:32 (12) 08:32:36 (38) 09:26:41 01:57:24 (34) 05:56:57 (49) 15:23:38 03:51:18 (40) 41 124 Nicolas Michalski UK 01:03:33 00:21:00 (56) 07:49:27 (17) 08:53:00 01:23:43 (21) 06:31:54 (65) 15:24:54 03:52:34 (41) 42 61 Mathieu Lernout France 01:09:07 00:26:34 (70) 09:20:03 (63) 10:29:10 02:59:53 (63) 05:01:30 (21) 15:30:40 03:58:20 (42) 43 67 Pierluigi Galassi Italy 01:02:21 00:19:48 (47) 08:10:41 (27) 09:13:02 01:43:45 (28) 06:20:53 (60) 15:33:55 04:01:35 (43) 44 115 Laura Baleta Farreras Spain 01:11:59 00:29:26 (82) 09:00:35 (52) 10:12:34 02:43:17 (55) 05:24:36 (36) 15:37:10 04:04:50 (44) 45 21 Jon Gray UK 01:22:53 00:40:20 (106) 08:34:49 (40) 09:57:42 02:28:25 (46) 05:40:44 (42) 15:38:26 04:06:06 (45) 46 132 Johan Capdeville France 01:09:16 00:26:43 (71) 09:18:52 (61) 10:28:08 02:58:51 (62) 05:11:34 (25) 15:39:42 04:07:22 (46) 47 31 Filip Stafiej Poland 01:01:42 00:19:09 (44) 09:23:38 (64) 10:25:20 02:56:03 (61) 05:14:43 (29) 15:40:03 04:07:43 (47) 48 105 Arthur Arrouche France 01:04:19 00:21:46 (59) 08:28:51 (35) 09:33:10 02:03:53 (36) 06:07:21 (54) 15:40:31 04:08:11 (48) Trackcourse.com Sp.
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