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Ženy; 16. 09. 2000 1 ŽENY; 16. 09. 2000 1. Brigitte McMahon SUI 0:19:16 0:26 1:05:14 0:26 0:35:13 2:00:39 2. Michellie Jones AUS 0:19:21 0:21 1:05:13 0:19 0:35:24 2:00:41 3. Magali Di Marco Messmer SUI 0:19:13 0:24 1:05:17 0:20 0:35:47 2:01:07 4. Joanna Zeiger USA 0:19:16 0:28 1:05:14 0:21 0:36:00 2:01:25 5. Loretta Harrop AUS 0:19:12 0:24 1:05:19 0:19 0:36:24 2:01:42 6. Sheila Taormina USA 0:18:36 0:26 1:05:58 0:24 0:37:17 2:02:45 7. Isabelle Mouthon-Michellys FRA 0:19:19 0:28 1:05:04 0:21 0:37:34 2:02:51 8. Christine Hocq FRA 0:19:18 0:24 1:05:12 0:20 0:37:44 2:03:00 9. Nicole Hackett AUS 0:19:11 0:27 1:05:15 0:19 0:37:51 2:03:09 10. Nancy Kemp-Arendt LUX 0:19:15 0:26 1:05:16 0:26 0:37:48 2:03:14 11. Sandra Soldan BRA 0:19:18 0:26 1:05:12 0:27 0:37:51 2:03:18 12. Nina Anisimova RUS 0:19:17 0:28 1:05:14 0:26 0:37:55 2:03:26 13. Jennifer Gutierrez USA 0:19:17 0:26 1:05:11 0:28 0:38:12 2:03:37 14. Kiyomi Niwata JPN 0:19:19 0:26 1:05:13 0:21 0:38:28 2:03:53 15. Stephanie Forrester GBR 0:20:15 0:56 1:07:56 0:24 0:34:23 2:03:56 16. Kathleen Smet BEL 0:20:15 0:37 1:06:12 0:24 0:36:31 2:04:04 17. Akiko Hirao JPN 0:19:59 0:28 1:06:38 0:26 0:36:41 2:04:17 18. Anja Dittmer GER 0:20:01 0:26 1:06:35 0:20 0:37:07 2:04:36 19. Nora Edocseny HUN 0:19:50 0:36 1:06:41 0:21 0:37:46 2:05:19 20. Silvia Gemignani ITA 0:19:17 0:28 1:07:19 0:24 0:37:48 2:05:20 21. Joelle Franzmann GER 0:19:11 0:28 1:05:13 0:21 0:40:08 2:05:24 22. Evelyn Williamson NZL 0:20:01 0:26 1:06:37 0:21 0:38:07 2:05:37 23. Erika Molnar HUN 0:20:42 0:21 1:08:02 0:27 0:36:01 2:05:38 24. Maribel Blanco ESP 0:20:44 0:28 1:07:56 0:24 0:36:59 2:06:37 25. Wieke Hoogzaad NED 0:20:12 0:24 1:08:31 0:24 0:37:08 2:06:43 26. Silvia Pepels NED 0:20:12 0:24 1:06:30 0:21 0:39:32 2:07:05 27. Edith Cigana ITA 0:20:13 0:27 1:06:24 0:26 0:39:32 2:07:05 28. Marie Overbye DEN 0:20:32 0:21 1:06:14 0:26 0:39:38 2:07:16 29. Renata Berkova CZE 0:19:18 0:28 1:09:25 0:21 0:38:29 2:08:06 30. Lizel Moore RSA 0:20:31 0:27 1:08:08 0:21 0:38:42 2:08:16 31. Isabelle Turcotte-Baird CAN 0:20:31 0:26 1:08:12 0:24 0:38:52 2:08:27 32. Dan Wang CHN 0:20:24 0:26 1:08:20 0:31 0:39:06 2:08:49 33. Ingrid Van Lubek NED 0:20:28 0:24 1:08:18 0:26 0:39:49 2:09:27 34. Iona Wynter JAM 0:20:18 0:32 1:08:15 0:26 0:40:47 2:10:24 35. Beatrice Mouthon FRA 0:20:49 0:26 1:08:38 0:24 0:40:47 2:11:08 36. Sibylle Matter SUI 0:20:01 0:34 1:12:29 0:21 0:39:53 2:13:25 37. Maria Carmenza Morales COL 0:22:14 0:28 1:12:07 0:26 0:38:25 2:13:42 38. Sharon Donnelly CAN 0:20:00 0:31 1:14:17 0:21 0:39:21 2:14:34 39. Aniko Gog HUN 0:20:47 0:26 1:11:16 0:24 0:41:52 2:14:49 40. Meng Shi CHN 0:19:19 1:04 1:12:15 0:26 0:43:31 2:16:39 Miee Suys BEL 0:20:17 0:28 - - - - Carol Montgomery CAN 0:20:03 0:30 - - - - Marianna Ohata BRA 0:20:10 0:24 - - - - Carla Moreno BRA 0:20:09 0:27 - - - - Karina Madrigal Fernandez CRC 0:23:09 0:44 - - - - Horuna Hosoya JPN 0:20:16 0:26 - - - - Sian Brice GBR 0:20:00 0:26 - - - - Michelle Dillon GBR 0:20:31 0:29 - - - - MUŽI; 17. 09. 2000 1. Simon Whitfield CAN 0:17:56 0:21 0:58:54 0:17 0:30:52 1:48:24 2. Stefan Vuckovic GER 0:18:13 0:21 0:58:32 0:17 0:31:08 1:48:37 3. Jan Rehula CZE 0:17:45 0:26 0:58:54 0:19 0:31:20 1:48:45 4. Dmitriy Gaag KAZ 0:17:48 0:22 0:58:48 0:17 0:31:42 1:49:03 5. Ivan Rana ESP 0:17:48 0:22 0:58:51 0:17 0:31:47 1:49:09 6. Miles Stewart AUS 0:17:55 0:24 0:58:41 0:17 0:31:54 1:49:13 7. Olivier Marceau SUI 0:17:51 0:19 0:57:51 0:19 0:32:52 1:49:18 8. Reto Hug SUI 0:17:55 0:21 0:58:54 0:17 0:31:51 1:49:21 9. Simon Lessing GBR 0:17:18 0:24 0:59:21 0:17 0:31:58 1:49:23 10. Tim Don GBR 0:17:37 0:21 0:59:12 0:17 0:31:57 1:49:28 11. Andriy Glushchenko UKR 0:17:40 0:29 0:59:07 0:22 0:31:49 1:49:30 12. Andreas Raelert GER 0:17:49 0:22 0:58:53 0:16 0:32:08 1:49:31 13. Martin Krnavek CZE 0:17:49 0:21 0:58:59 0:21 0:32:05 1:49:37 14. Leandro Macedo BRA 0:18:24 0:21 0:58:18 0:19 0:32:24 1:49:49 15. Volodymyr Polikarpenko UKR 0:17:35 0:22 0:59:15 0:21 0:32:13 1:49:50 16. Craig Watson NZL 0:17:41 0:22 0:58:57 0:19 0:32:37 1:50:01 17. Hunter Kemper USA 0:17:48 0:22 0:58:57 0:17 0:32:37 1:50:04 18. Markus Keller SUI 0:18:15 0:21 0:58:29 0:21 0:32:45 1:50:15 19. Carl Blasco FRA 0:17:37 0:27 0:58:57 0:19 0:32:52 1:50:17 20. Conrad Stoltz RSA 0:18:25 0:22 0:57:17 0:21 0:33:58 1:50:24 21. Takumi Obara JPN 0:17:46 0:24 0:59:01 0:17 0:32:58 1:50:28 22. Juraci Moreira BRA 0:18:26 0:22 0:58:25 0:19 0:33:08 1:50:43 23. Eneko Llanos ESP 0:18:18 0:24 0:58:22 0:19 0:33:19 1:50:47 24. Jean-Christophe Guinchard SUI 0:18:25 0:21 0:58:18 0:17 0:33:27 1:50:50 25. Ryan Bolton USA 0:18:00 0:29 0:58:45 0:19 0:33:14 1:50:52 26. Hamish Carter NZL 0:17:23 0:24 0:59:15 0:19 0:33:31 1:50:56 27. Craig Walton AUS 0:17:17 0:26 0:59:16 0:19 0:33:35 1:50:56 28. Oscar Galindez ARG 0:18:27 0:22 0:58:58 0:21 0:32:48 1:50:58 29. Johannes Enzenhofer AUT 0:17:59 0:22 0:58:45 0:24 0:33:28 1:51:01 30. Csaba Kuttor HUN 0:17:37 0:26 0:59:10 0:24 0:33:23 1:51:05 31. Stephane Bignet FRA 0:17:34 0:26 0:59:12 0:22 0:33:33 1:51:11 32. Alessandro Bottoni ITA 0:18:22 0:26 0:58:24 0:19 0:33:45 1:51:18 33. Vasilis Krommidas GRE 0:18:00 0:24 0:58:51 0:24 0:33:46 1:51:27 34. Peter Robertson AUS 0:18:26 0:19 0:58:22 0:17 0:34:10 1:51:38 35. Joachim Willen SWE 0:17:27 0:21 0:59:24 0:17 0:34:08 1:51:39 36. Hideo Fukui JPN 0:17:27 0:29 0:59:11 0:19 0:34:35 1:52:03 37.
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