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Engadin Skimarathon 2013 (inoffizielles Ergebnis) Zeit: 16:15:33 Seite: 1 (10) Marathon Herren Overall RangName und Vorname Jg Land/Ort Team Zeit Abstand km/h Stnr 1.Guedon Pierre 1989 FR-Challes les Eaux 1:28.19,6 ------ 28,662 317 2.Zorzi Cristian 1972 IT-Moena (TN) 1:28.20,1 0.00,5 28,660 330 3.Perrillat Collomb Christophe 1979 FR-Le Grand Bornand 1:28.20,6 0.01,0 28,657 215 4.Fischer Remo 1981 Magglingen/Macolin Swiss-Ski 1:28.21,0 0.01,4 28,655 216 5.Hammer Martin 1986 NO-Ekne 1:28.21,6 0.02,0 28,652 318 6.Tambornino Eligius 1986 Trun Swiss-Ski 1:28.21,8 0.02,2 28,651 246 7.Duvillard Robin 1983 FR-Villard de Lans Grenoble Isère Nordic 1:28.22,3 0.02,7 28,648 235 8.Novak Petr 1982 CZ-Bozi Dar 1:28.22,7 0.03,1 28,646 204 9.Chauvet Benoit 1981 FR-Aviernoz Rossignol Megève Team 1:28.23,4 0.03,8 28,642 203 10.Santus Fabio 1976 IT-Gromo (BG) 1:28.23,6 0.04,0 28,641 205 11.Furger Roman 1990 Schattdorf Swiss-Ski 1:28.23,7 0.04,1 28,640 201 12.Paredi Simone 1982 IT-Sormano (CO) 1:28.24,1 0.04,5 28,638 214 13.Agnellet Gerard 1992 FR-Thones 1:28.24,2 0.04,6 28,638 313 14.Martinelli Christian 1983 IT-Valdidentro (SO) 1:28.24,3 0.04,7 28,637 327 15.Inniger Mathias 1988 Adelboden 1:28.25,0 0.05,4 28,633 266 16.Kaeser Erwan 1992 Bex Swiss-Ski 1:28.25,4 0.05,8 28,631 217 17.Jaeger Martin 1987 Vättis Swiss-Ski 1:28.25,7 0.06,1 28,629 245 18.Ivanou Aliaksei 1980 BY-Vitebsk XC-Ski 1:28.25,8 0.06,2 28,629 209 19.Livers Toni 1983 Davos Platz Swiss-Ski 1:28.27,2 0.07,6 28,621 212 20.Perrillat Boiteux Ivan 1985 FR-Le Grand Bornand 1:28.28,0 0.08,4 28,617 241 21.Koukal Martin 1978 CZ-Liberec iXmind Racing 1:28.29,1 0.09,5 28,611 211 22.Suter Thomas 1982 Wald ZH 1:28.31,2 0.11,6 28,600 283 23.Moriggl Thomas 1981 IT-Mals (BZ) 1:28.32,3 0.12,7 28,594 328 24.Bajcicak Martin 1976 Slowakei iXMind Racing 1:28.32,7 0.13,1 28,592 207 25.Alypov Ivan 1982 RU-Yekaterinburg PRO TRENER 1:28.33,0 0.13,4 28,590 337 26.Liebsch Matthew Edward 1983 US-Orono 1:28.35,3 0.15,7 28,578 309 27.Bonaldi Sergio 1978 IT-Courmayeur (AO) 1:28.36,0 0.16,4 28,574 202 28.Danuser Dajan 1996 Bad Ragaz 1:28.44,8 0.25,2 28,527 257 29.Vestbo Thomas 1988 NO-Oslo 1:29.14,5 0.54,9 28,369 322 30.Wiestner Serafin 1990 Trin Mulin Swiss-Ski 1:29.22,4 1.02,8 28,327 219 31.Schaad Fabian 1992 Unteriberg Swiss-Ski 1:29.23,3 1.03,7 28,322 227 32.Martinelli Alan 1985 IT-Valdidentro (SO) 1:29.24,0 1.04,4 28,318 208 33.Kostner Florian 1979 IT-Toblach (BZ) 1:29.24,2 1.04,6 28,317 206 34.Gruber Mauro 1986 Chur 1:29.24,3 1.04,7 28,317 299 35.Stebler Christian 1981 Wolfenschiessen 1:29.25,0 1.05,4 28,313 297 36.Rath Tobias 1985 DE-Bischofsheim 1:29.25,1 1.05,5 28,312 277 37.Bouchet Martin 1988 FR-Chamonix Mont Blanc 1:29.25,3 1.05,7 28,311 234 38.Schuler Markus 1994 Unterschächen 1:29.25,4 1.05,8 28,311 281 39.Melcher Gian Duri 1983 Samedan 1:29.25,8 1.06,2 28,309 272 40.Berhault Guillaume 1987 FR-Voiron Grenoble Isère Nordic 1:29.26,2 1.06,6 28,307 237 41.Joller Bruno 1980 Stans 1:29.26,7 1.07,1 28,304 267 42.Ribeyre Charles 1990 FR-St Martin d'Heres Grenoble Isère Nordic 1:29.27,0 1.07,4 28,302 239 43.Danuser Marius 1992 Bad Ragaz 1:29.27,4 1.07,8 28,300 258 44.Haenel Erik 1984 DE-Kurort Oberwiesenthal 1:29.31,0 1.11,4 28,281 333 45.Ganner Norbert 1966 AT-Obertilliach 1:29.37,2 1.17,6 28,249 332 46.Schuler René 1990 Unterschächen 1:29.39,3 1.19,7 28,238 295 47.Buisson Emilien 1987 FR-Monnetier Mornex 1:29.41,1 1.21,5 28,228 213 48.Burruss Oliver 1986 US-Bend Oregon 1:29.42,8 1.23,2 28,219 288 49.Benedikt Bernhard 1991 DE-Mittenwald 1:29.47,4 1.27,8 28,195 323 50.Schnider Ueli 1990 Flühli LU 1:29.50,1 1.30,5 28,181 218 51.Muehlematter Marco 1982 Bönigen b. Interlaken iXmind Racing Team 1:29.50,2 1.30,6 28,181 232 52.Wuensch Oliver 1986 DE-Kurort Oberwiesenthal 1:30.13,0 1.53,4 28,062 307 53.Compagnoni Daniele 1986 IT-Bormio (SO) 1:31.11,2 2.51,6 27,763 324 54.Koons Nils 1988 US-Craftsbury 1:31.20,0 3.00,4 27,719 306 55.Rocarek Jiri 1983 AT-Ried im Innkreis 1:31.25,3 3.05,7 27,692 336 56.Kling Peter 1987 US-Starksboro 1:31.25,5 3.05,9 27,691 308 57.Noel Baptiste 1991 FR-La Bresse 1:31.26,3 3.06,7 27,687 305 58.Lentsch Urban 1994 AT-Feichten im Kaunertal 1:31.26,6 3.07,0 27,685 1187 59.Florinett Andrea 1979 Scuol TRUMPF Grüsch 1:31.27,5 3.07,9 27,681 263 60.Novotny Viktor 1983 AT-Ried im Innkreis 1:31.28,0 3.08,4 27,678 1520 61.Nordebo Daniel 1987 SE-Älvsbyn 1:31.28,9 3.09,3 27,674 302 62.Escher Toni 1990 AT-Ried im Innkreis iXmind Racing Team 1:31.29,7 3.10,1 27,670 231 63.Eichholzer Curdin 1980 Zernez 1:31.32,8 3.13,2 27,654 262 Offizielle Zeitmessung und Datenverarbeitung durch DATASPORT, CH-Gerlafingen www.datasport.com für Ergebnisse, Online-Registrierung, Informationen und News Datum: 10.03.13 45. Engadin Skimarathon 2013 (inoffizielles Ergebnis) Zeit: 16:15:34 Seite: 2 (10) Marathon Herren Overall RangName und Vorname Jg Land/Ort Team Zeit Abstand km/h Stnr 64.Eigenmann Christoph 1979 Wattwil Swiss-Ski 1:31.37,1 3.17,5 27,633 243 65.Baselgia Arno 1965 Lantsch/Lenz 1:31.51,2 3.31,6 27,562 251 66.Winkler Luca 1993 DE-Bad Urach 1:31.57,6 3.38,0 27,530 341 67.Sieber Manuel Josef 1990 DE-Vöhrenbach 1:31.58,1 3.38,5 27,527 1298 68.Claudon Romain 1991 FR-Gerardmer 1:31.59,1 3.39,5 27,522 290 69.Eberspacher Florian 1992 DE-Betzigau 1:32.00,7 3.41,1 27,514 325 70.Brunner Lorenz 1965 Unterseen 1:32.01,4 3.41,8 27,511 255 71.Cuenot Gaspard 1991 Le Cerneux-Péquignot Swiss-Ski 1:32.02,6 3.43,0 27,505 315 72.Heer Piet 1990 Davos Dorf 1:32.03,3 3.43,7 27,502 300 73.Stadaas Peder 1990 NO-Oslo 1:32.03,9 3.44,3 27,499 282 74.Schön Reto 1972 Gross 1:32.07,4 3.47,8 27,481 1286 75.Haenel Lars 1985 DE-Oberwiesenthal 1:32.08,7 3.49,1 27,475 334 76.Bricker Roman 1975 Unterschächen 1:32.09,1 3.49,5 27,473 254 77.Engel Clyde 1992 Saint-Blaise 1:32.09,4 3.49,8 27,471 1404 78.Lansel Gian Fadri 1995 Sent 1:32.10,4 3.50,8 27,466 1182 79.Rogantini Marco 1990 St. Moritz 1:32.10,5 3.50,9 27,466 1260 80.Beeler Armin 1968 Rothenthurm 1:32.11,3 3.51,7 27,462 252 81.Ratti Rafael 1983 Madulain Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz 1 1:32.12,8 3.53,2 27,454 286 82.Bebi Peter 1968 Davos 1:32.15,7 3.56,1 27,440 1451 83.Guntli Patrik 1977 Vilters 1:32.19,6 4.00,0 27,421 1130 84.Jonnier Emmanuel 1975 FR-Chaux des Crotenay 1:32.21,6 4.02,0 27,411 242 85.Ogi Ruedi 1988 Kandersteg 1:32.22,6 4.03,0 27,406 1430 86.Nicollier Philippe 1994 Sion 1:32.45,5 4.25,9 27,293 274 87.Spiess Philipp 1994 Davos Dorf Swiss-Ski 1:33.22,7 5.03,1 27,112 329 88.Kaas Sverre Waaler 1985 NO-Oslo 1:33.26,7 5.07,1 27,092 303 89.Levorsen Joakim 1983 NO-Oslo 1:33.29,0 5.09,4 27,081 271 90.Jost Sebastian 1994 Obergesteln 1:33.29,3 5.09,7 27,080 1468 91.Morscher Simon 1987 Domat/Ems 1:33.31,1 5.11,5 27,071 1212 91.Rogantini Andrea 1996 St.
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