5 more weeks to go.  We have lots of volunteers helping us already
but need lots more!

Would you get out of bed for £4 million?

Get your friends and family to donate a night to breast cancer
research and cancer care!


Join Walk the Walk to raise funds for breast cancer research and
cancer care by supporting The Playtex Moonwalk – the only Power
Walking Marathon in the world!  The Moonwalk takes place overnight on
10th May 2003 when 15,000 women and a few brave men will power walk a
marathon or half marathon around central London with the united aim
of encouraging health awareness and raising £4 million for breast
cancer research and cancer care.


Donate a night to breast cancer research and cancer care!





What is The Playtex Moonwalk?

The Playtex Moonwalk is the only power walking marathon in the world
and is organised by the charity Walk the Walk Worldwide.  Walk the
Walk is a grant-making charity which currently donates 80% of its
income to Breakthrough Breast Cancer and the Bristol Cancer Help
Centre.  To date, this dynamic event has raised in excess of £5
million in the UK.  Join our team of volunteers to help Walk the Walk
reach its most ambitious fund raising target yet – £4 million in one
night!



How can you help?



We need many hands to keep those walkers on their feet and going in
the right direction!  The Playtex Moonwalk needs all sorts of
enthusiastic people to do many different jobs.  Do you know London
well and are you an advanced driver with a clean driving licence?
You could help drive our vehicles.  Are you great with computers?  We
need your help in our registration office.  Are you good at managing
people?  We need team leaders.  Perhaps you find it easy to be
patient and encouraging to others?  Then we need you as a marshal on
our route.  Or it could be that you're a night owl?  We need you to
be enthusiastic and encouraging when people need it the most.



You'll be supporting our walkers on Saturday night and/or Sunday
morning in one of three shifts (times are approximate and may change):

§        6.00 pm Saturday night – midnight Sunday

§        10.00 pm Saturday night – 7.30 am Sunday morning

§        7.00 am – 1.00 pm Sunday lunchtime



What's in it for me?

·         The experience of a lifetime and a night to remember!

·         Helping us reach our target of £4 million in one night!

·         A goody bag, a T-shirt and a hat as a souvenir of your hard
work!

How do I get involved?

§         Click here http://www.walkthewalk.org/html/volunteers.htm
to download a volunteer form or call our office on 01483 741 430



How else can I help?

Get your friends and family to volunteer as well – it's a great way
to spend a Saturday night having fun together!

We think volunteers deserve recognition for their efforts on the big
night, too, so as well as volunteering you can also ask friends and
family to sponsor you for giving up a Saturday night in aid of breast
cancer research and cancer care!

*****************************

Thanks for your email Tim - if you can help us out on this front we'd
be delighted

Current release attached

kind regards

Kate

TAYLOR, Steve - FPIL would like to recall the message, "Judging of Race
Walking".

Dear All,

Please note my new home phone number-01284754177

Regards,

Peter Marlow
----- Original Message -----
From: "Emily Lewis" <elewis@...>
To: "Press Releases" <PressReleases@...>
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 9:54 AM
Subject: UK Athletics press release


>
> Time: 10:00am
> Date: 26 March 2003
>
> For Immediate Release
>
> UK ATHLETICS NOMINATIONS FOR IAAF AND EAA ELECTIONS
>
> UK Athletics are pleased to announce the following nominations to
> positions at the International Association of Athletics Federations
> (IAAF) and the European Athletic Association (EAA).  The nominations
> have been proposed by the International Group of UK Athletics and
> endorsed by the UK Athletics Executive Board.
>
> It is an integral part of the work of the International Group to ensure
> that the UK is represented at the highest levels in World athletics in
> order to enable us to positively influence the direction and strategies
> of the sport.
>
>
> IAAF
>
> Elections to the IAAF Council and Committees take place at the IAAF
> Congress in Paris on 19-21 August 2003.
>
> IAAF Council: As announced in June 2002, UK Athletics is nominating
> Sebastian COE for election as an IAAF Council member.  The UK's current
> Council member Robert STINSON retires as Honorary Treasurer of the IAAF
> in March 2003 after 19 years in the post.
>
> Cross Country & Road Running Committee: David BEDFORD, Race Director of
> the London Marathon, is the UK's nomination for the Cross Country and
> Road Running Committee.  Alan WARNER, who has served on the Committee
> for eight years, is standing down.
>
> Women's Committee: Gwenda WARD is nominated for the Women's Committee.
> She is a member of the UK Women's Forum set up by UK Athletics and will
> be seeking to replace Sally GUNNELL who was voted on to the Committee in
> 1999.
>
> Technical Committee: David LITTLEWOOD, who is head of the UK Athletics
> Rules Revision Group, is nominated for election to the Technical
> Committee.  David served on the Technical Committee in 1997-99 and was
> part of the working group that rewrote the IAAF rule book in 2000.
>
> Race Walking Committee: Peter MARLOW, Head of UK Athletics Race Walking
> Policy and Support Team, has been a member of the Race Walking Committee
> since 1976 (the longest serving member of any IAAF Committee) and will
> stand for re-election.
>
> Masters Committee: Bridget CUSHEN, Secretary of the British Masters
> Athletics Federation, was elected on to the Masters Committee in 1999
> and is standing for re-election.
>
>
> EAA
>
> Elections to the EAA Council and Committees take place at the EAA
> Congress in Athens on 12 April 2003.
>
> Competition Committee: Roger SIMONS, Head of UK Athletics Track and
> Field Policy and Support Team, is standing for election to the
> Competition Committee.
>
> Development Committee: Adam WALKER, UK Athletics Development Director
> and Deputy Chief Executive, is standing for election to the Development
> Committee.
>
> The EAA Council will appoint the members of the Cross Country, Race
> Walking and Mountain Running Committees at its first meeting on 13
> April.
>
> UK Athletics is lobbying for the reappointment of its three current
> representatives on these committees:
>
> Graham HEELEY, Head of UK Athletics Cross Country Policy and Support
> Team, is a member of the Cross Country Committee.
>
> Peter MARLOW is currently Chair of the EAA Race Walking Committee.
>
> Danny HUGHES is the President of the Mountain Running Committee.
>
>
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wrote:
> From: "Racewalking International"
> <walkrwi@...>
> To: jeffcassin@...
> Subject: RWI YOUTH TEAM SCHEDULES ENGLAND VISIT
> Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 08:48:10 -0800
>
> RACEWALKING INTERNATIONAL (RWI) NEWS
> SUNDAY - MARCH 23, 2003
>
>
> YOUTH TEAM SCHEDULES ENGLAND VISIT
> by Paul Smith
>
>      INCLINE VILLAGE (RWI)-Members of Racewalking
> International's (RWI)
> Youth Development Team, led by Zachary Pollinger
> (New Jersey), have been
> making waves on the East Coast lately and next month
> several members will
> travel to England for international competition on
> the other side of the
> Atlantic.
>
>      Pollinger, a high school junior, made indoor
> track headlines earlier
> this season when he became the first high school
> walker to win the
> prestigious Susan B. Rudin Mile at the Millrose
> Games.  Last weekend he
> followed up his outstanding indoor walks with
> victories at the Nike
> Scholastic Meet in Maryland and the New York State
> Championships in New York
> City.
>
>      Pollinger earned "All American" honors along
> with RWI Youth Team
> members Christoper Diaz (Texas) and John Koziel
> (South Carolina) who placed
> second and third in Maryland.
>
>      During April walkers from six (6) states will
> be traveling with the RWI
> team and competing against young walkers from the
> Coventry, England, area
> about 100 miles north of London.
>
>      The Youth Development team is coached by Ray
> Kuhles, track and field
> mentor at California University-Pennsylvania, near
> Pittsburg.  He will be
> assisted by Amber Antonia, University of
> Wisconsin-Parkside, during the trip
> to England.  The RWI coaching staff has also been
> invited to share clinical
> duties with English walking coaches during the
> Easter stay.
>
>      John MacLachlan, RWI CEO, who has been
> coordinating the excursion with
> England's Andi Drake, is looking forward to RWI's
> first international foray
> for youth walkers.  "We need to give our young
> walkers a sense of
> international competition and avail them to all
> opportunities as they
> prepare for the coming years of race walking events.
>  Hopefully, this will
> be the first of many international opportunties for
> RWI Youth Development
> Team members."
>
>      Along with the walking clinics and competition,
> RWI walkers will have
> the opportunity to tour London and maybe watch the
> "Changing of the Guard"
> at Buckingham Palace and/or visit other historical
> spots.  The trip will
> include a train ride to Coventry about two (2) hours
> from London on
> Saturday.
>
>      Drake and UK hosts will meet the RWI visitors
> at the station and escort
> the young walkers to their quarters at Warick
> University before attending
> scheduled clinics and races.  RWI will host a
> reception for both teams and
> coaches on Saturday so that everyone can get to know
> each other as friends
> and competitors.
>
>      Additional clinics are scheduled for Sunday
> before the team returns to
> London on Monday and flies home with more walking
> knowledge ready for use
> during the Spring outdoor season.
>
>      Coach Kuhles provides all team members with
> monthly individualized
> training schedules and one-on-one evaluations during
> trips to hometowns when
> time permits.  The goal of the RWI Development Team
> is to build a bridge for
> youngsters across America to enjoy the discipline of
> walking through
> personalized training and opportunities not
> available through other venues.
>
>       For more information regarding the RWI Youth
> Development squad, please
> write to RWI, 745 Kelly Drive, Incline Village, NV
> 89451 or
> e-mail RWI at rw-international@....  You can
> also call us at
> 775-833-2121 or fax us at 775-833-2122.
>
>       Enjoy race walking around the world with RWI.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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An item in the "City Diary" in the the Business Section of today's
Times refers to the forthcoming final appearance of the Stock
Exchange London to Brighton walk. It appears that sweepstakes
were once held on the result; gambling on unpredictable events
seems suitable for the Stock Exchange!

Peter Cassidy

The race website is now up and running. Surf to

http://mysite.freeserve.com/LeamingtonGrandPrix/


More news to follow soon!


Calling all race organisers

Why not advertise in the official programme at the Leamington GP?

No other event will attrcat as many race walkers in the UK this year!
This provides an ideal opportunity for your event to get maximum
coverage amongst the race walking community.

Special rate for clubs/race organisers

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From IAAF.org

Race Walking sets out on a Golden path in Tijuana
Tuesday 11 March 2003


Tijuana, Mexico - Some spectators would be willing to
swear that Cuauhtemoc beamed down over the city this
past weekend. The 16th century ruler, the last emperor
of the Aztecs, is represented by an imposing monument
in the middle of 'El Paseo de Los Heroes' in Tijuana,
the avenue where the inaugural event of the IAAF Race
Walking Challenge was held.

Along with Cuauhtemoc more than 60.000 onlookers in
summer like temperatures, lined up along Mexico’s
equivalent of the Champs-Elysées to acclaim the
world's best Race Walkers and to sing traditional
tunes.

"This first leg of this new challenge was a real
success," believes Poland's Robert Korzeniowski, the
multi Olympic and World Championships gold medallist.
"This is what happens in Cracow (Poland), and how Race
Walking ought to be: it should welcome the competitors
into the heart of major cities. It didn't matter
whether they chanted 'Adelante Mejico, Adelante' (Go
Mexico, Go), it still felt nice to be supported by
such a crowd."

Although Mexico "breathes, eats and smells football"
as Riverio Juanez, a retired elementary teacher put
it, the Central American country has traditionally
been enchanted by Race Walking. Mexico has indeed been
organizing 'La Semana Internacional de Marcha" (the
International Week of Race Walking) since 1977, and in
Tijuana alone, a city which now boasts close to 2
million inhabitants, thousands of kids are said to
practice this Olympic discipline.

The expression of joy on people's faces when Bernardo
Segura of Mexico City broke the tape in the men's 20km
on 8 March, was just another proof of their passion
for this individual sport.

"Every year, thousands of spectators come to see the
'marchedores' and they all go crazy when a Mexican
does well. Walking is really popular here. Look at
them all,” Patricia Obligado, a local police woman,
said after pushing the fans back behind the barriers.
They had ecstatically invaded the circuit as Segura
just as if he had scored the winning goal in
football’s World Cup final.

Tijuana suffers from a bad reputation. This booming
city, nestled in a valley just a few miles south of
San Diego, is the main gate of entrance for illegal
immigrants lured by the ‘American Dream’. To many, it
is associated with tourist traps and violence. To many
Tijuana is an adventure, and almost everybody leaves
the city with a story to tell.

"We want the athletes, the people and the press to
remember that our city was welcoming," said Carlos
Mercenario, winner of the IAAF 1991 and 1993 IAAF
World Race Walking Cup over 50km, who helped set up
the competition.

His wish is fulfilled. The athletes all applauded the
crowd while the spectators flocked to the streets on
both days to see the races. Their traditional music
accompanied the walkers and the city showed itself off
for this special occasion.

I, as a journalist, will not remember the loss of our
TV equipment at the airport. Nor will I recall our
two-day-long struggle to find a camera with an
appropriate battery, but I will always have etched in
my memory the look of joy on the faces of two little
boys standing next to the finish line, as they saw
Bernardo Segura triumph. "The walkers are real heroes
in this country. This is a good example of success,"
added Korzeniowski.

Tijuana set the note. Race Walking is on a path paved
with gold. "At last, walking is recognised. I hope we
showed the world that this Olympic event is
attractive," explained Cesar Moreno, a Mexican member
of the IAAF Council. "Every country is interested in
this sport, and I am glad that Mexico was given the
opportunity to share this passion with many. We will
do it again."

Patrick Merle for the IAAF




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Martin,

Have only one video. Do you have a source to copy?

Regards,

Peter
----- Original Message -----
From: "Martin Bell" <racewalkcoach@...>
To: <racewalk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: [UK racewalk] Fw: General information about V European Race
Walking Cup in Cheboksary


> Peter,
>
> Thanks for this, will forward on to Zara.
>
> Could you possible send me a copy of the video from last summers European
> Championships?
>
>
> Martin Bell
>
>
>
>
>
> >From: "Peter Marlow" <pmarlow@...>
> >Reply-To: racewalk@yahoogroups.com
> >To: <racewalk@yahoogroups.com>
> >Subject: [UK racewalk] Fw: General information about V European Race
> >Walking Cup in Cheboksary
> >Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 14:01:45 -0000
> >
> >Please find latest information on the EAA Race Walking Cup
> >
> >Peter Marlow
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: IAAF RDC Moscow
> >To: pmarlow@... ; aprywat@... ;
> >Rolf.Mueller2@... ; silhan1@... ; milala@...
> >Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 11:05 AM
> >Subject: General information about V European Race Walking Cup in
> >Cheboksary
> >
> >
> >
> ><< VEuropeanRaceWalkingCup-letter.doc >>
>
>
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Peter,

Thanks for this, will forward on to Zara.

Could you possible send me a copy of the video from last summers European
Championships?


Martin Bell





>From: "Peter Marlow" <pmarlow@...>
>Reply-To: racewalk@yahoogroups.com
>To: <racewalk@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: [UK racewalk] Fw: General information about V European Race
>Walking Cup in Cheboksary
>Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 14:01:45 -0000
>
>Please find latest information on the EAA Race Walking Cup
>
>Peter Marlow
>----- Original Message -----
>From: IAAF RDC Moscow
>To: pmarlow@... ; aprywat@... ;
>Rolf.Mueller2@... ; silhan1@... ; milala@...
>Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 11:05 AM
>Subject: General information about V European Race Walking Cup in
>Cheboksary
>
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Dear All,

Aplogies to anyone who has tried to e-mail me at the
tim@... address, but this wasn'tworking for 10 days
or so until Wednesday this week.

It should work fine now, so if anyone had messages returning, please
resend them and they should get through now.

The website will be out of action for a few days more.

Best wishes,

Tim

From www.iaaf.org

Tijuana welcomes Race Walking elite for the inaugural
IAAF Race Walking Challenge
Friday 7 March 2003
Tijuana, Mexico - The northern city of Tijuana,
located on the USA-Mexican border, will this weekend
(8 - 9 March) host the inaugural event of the IAAF
Race Walking Challenge, which will culminate at the
9th IAAF World Championships in Athletics in Paris,
this August.





Mexico, is one of the world's leading Race Walking
countries, and so a fitting venue for this IAAF
initiative, the country having formerly hosted other
major athletics events including the 1968 Olympic
Games (Mexico City), 1993 IAAF World Race Walking Cup
(Monterrey) and the 2000 IAAF World Half Marathon
Championships (Veracruz).

Poland's reigning World, Olympic and European 50km
champion Robert Korzeniowski (35), who took a
remarkable 20km/50km double at the Sydney Olympics was
one of the first athletes to arrive in Tijuana, on
February 26.





The Pole who is without doubt the world’s greatest
ever Race walker, has been training on Tijuana's beach
and the track at the Unidad Deportiva, as well as
promoting the event in the local media.

"Tijuana is part of my plan towards the World Champs
in Paris. The field is very deep with so I'll be glad
to finish in the top five," said Korzeniowski, who
aims to retire after the 2004 Olympics.

Korzeniowski will race the 20km, where he will face
Ecuador's Jefferson Perez, the 1996 Olympic champion
and the 2002 IAAF World Race Walking Cup winner. Perez
is Latin America's best bet to take the highest spot
on the podium, together with some of the most heralded
Mexican athletes. The host nation will be fielding,
Alejandro Lopez, third last year in Turin at the World
Race Walking Cup, and Olympic medallists Bernardo
Segura (bronze 20km 1996) and Noe Hernandez (silver
20km 2000), although the latter has just recovered
from injury.

Spain's Francisco Javier Fernandez, the European
champion and the fastest walker ever over 20km
(1:17:22), is also in the Tijuana 20km field.

Tijuana will be the only stop on the IAAF Race Walking
Challenge, other than the World Championships in
Paris, where the men's 50km race will also be
contested.

Spain's Jesus Angel Garcia, the World silver medallist
in 2001, will start as the favourite, but should be
challenged by New Zealand's Craig Barrett, USA's Curt
Clausen and Mexicans Rogelio Sánchez, Germán Sánchez,
Miguel Angel Rodríguez, who was third in the 1997
Athens World Championships, and Edgar Hernández, World
bronze medallist in 2001.

In the women's 20km, Russia's Olimpiada Ivanova, owner
of the world best and winner in the 2001 Edmonton
World Championships will face Norway's Kjersti
Platzer, second 2000 Olympics, Commonwealth Champion
Australian Jane Saville, Italian Elizabeta Perrone the
bronze medallist from the 2001 Worlds, and Ireland’s
Gillian O`Sullivan, fresh from her recent World Indoor
3000m record on home soil.

Mexico's best hopes are Rosario Sánchez, Maria
Guadalupe Sanchez, fifth in the Sydney Olympics, and
Victoria Palacios. Korzeniowski's sister, Silwia
Korzeniowska, will also compete.

In total, over 130 athletes from 20 countries are
registered for the three races in Tijuana, a city with
over two million inhabitants.

Race Walking has provided Mexico's best international
sports results (along with the sport of diving) with
nine Olympic medals.

The Mexican’s have also taken six World Cup, three
World Junior and two World senior titles, won by stars
like Daniel Bautista, Ernesto Canto, Raul Gonzalez,
Carlos Mercenario and Daniel Garcia, among others.

The event will be officially opened today, Friday 7
March , and will kick off on Saturday with the women's
20km, followed by the men's 20km. The 50km will be
held on Sunday.

The races start and finish in Plaza del Rio and the
course runs along the Paseo de los Héroes.

There is substantial prize money on offer for the six
event IAAF Race Walking Challenge, with US $30,000
awarded to first place, $20,000 for second place and
$15,000 for third…, graduating down to $5,000 for an
eighth place finish.

The point system is also straightforward – 10 for the
winner, 9 for second place, 8 for third etc…will make
the challenge easy to follow during the course of the
year, with rankings based upon the addition of the
three best results achieved by athletes in any of the
competitions.

The six scoring events are as follows –
date, venue, distances (W - Women; M - Men)

7/8 March - Tijuana (MEX): 20km W + 20 km M + 50 km M
5 April - Rio Major (POR): 20 km W + 20 km M
1 May - Sesto San Giovanni (ITA): 20 km W + 20 km M
24/25 May - Shanghai (CHN): 20 km W + 20 km M
7 June - La Coruòa (ESP): 20 km W + 20 km M
23 -31 August - Paris/St Denis (FRA): 20 km W + 20 km
M + 50 km M (IAAF World Championships)

Javier Clavelo Robinson for the IAAF




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The website is up and walking:

http://gov.cap.ru/main.asp?govid=165



Just kidding, go to:


http://gov.cap.ru/main.asp?govid=241


Tim

-----Mensagem original-----
De: Luis Dias [mailto:marcha_portugal@...]
Enviada: Monday, March 03, 2003 1:27 PM
Para: racewalk@yahoogroups.com; racewalking@yahoogroups.com
Assunto: [UK racewalk] Portuguese Road Champs. - 1st March, 2003 - results

PORTUGUESE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - ROAD

Sao Joao da Madeira, 1^st March, 2003

 RESULTS:

20km Women

1  Susana Feitor, 1975  C.N. Rio Maior     1 33 04                (22.23/44.55/1.07.39)

2  Maribel Goncalves 1978 G.D. Estreito  1 35 55                (23.23/46.58/1.11.22)

3  Ines Henriques 1980 C.N. Rio Maior     1 36 38                (24.40/48.57/1.12.47)

4  Vera Santos 1981 C.N. Rio Maior     1 38 49                (24.30/49.10/1.14.20)

5  Carla Monteiro 1982 Boavista F.C.    1 41 52                (25.20/50.40/1.16.37)

6  Sandra Vieira Leitao 1975  F.C. Porto     1 44 50

7  Teresa Costa 1982  S.C. Braga     1 49 17

8  Ana Rita Goncalves 1980  J.D. Neves    1 53 18

9  Andreia Freitas 1983  C.A. Madeira 1 57 58

10 Marisa Soares Pereira 1980 C.D. Póvoa    2 02 29

11 Ana Raquel Marques 1983  C.S. Marítimo  2 05 13

12 Cecilia Duarte  1981 J.D. Fontainhas   2 09 35

13 Marcia Marques 1982 C.C.S.J. Madeira 2 11 47

                                                

Sofia Avoila  1976  Sporting C.P.    DNF

Kristina Saltanovic  1975 C.N. Rio Maior     DNF

 

50km Men

1  Pedro Martins   1968  C.A. Seia                3 57 42   

(23.21/46.46/1.10.10/1.33.30/1.57.19/2.20.19/2.43.53/3.07.58/3.32.38)

2  Jorge Costa   1961   CTT Faro        4 04 26   

(23.21/46.46/1.10.11/1.33.31/1.56.51/2.20.24/2.43.55/3.09.07/3.35.54)

3  Augusto Cardoso 1970 F.C. Porto      4 17 03   

(26.41/52.38/1.18.29/1.44.16/2.10.02/2.35.35/3.01.02/3.26.20/3.51.59)

4  Mario Contreiras  1977  S.C. Braga     4 17 22

(26.30/52.37/1.18.27/1.44.15/2.09.59/2.35.36/3.01.03/3.26.24/3.51.59)

5  Rodrigo Fernandez  1977   Salamanca - ESP 4 22 03

(25.59/51.42/1.17.32/1.43.11/2.09.09/2.35.10/3.01.06/3.26.22/3.53.10)

6  Jose Magalhaes 1954 A.C. Alfenense   4 25 59   

7  Luis Gil   1975  A.C. Alfenense   4 27 56

8  Rui Sousa  1966  Clube C. D. Ribeirão  5 11 00   

9  Aurelio Costa 1968  A.C. Alfenense  5 14 18   

                                                               

Francisco Diaz 1975   Pto.Alicante - Espanha                DQ (Art. 230.4)

Jaime Santos 1972  G.D. Lourocoope                          DQ (Art. 230.4)

Joao Vieira  1976   C.N. Rio Maior                     DNF

Sergio Vieira  1976 C.N. Rio Maior                     DNF

Acacio Diogo 1980  C.A. Baixa Banheira                DNF

Jaime Santos  1972  G.D. Lourocoope                          DNF

Antonio Pereira 1975  Maia A.C.                        DNF

Goncalo Fonseca 1979   Bairro dos Anjos                             DNF

 

Other winners:

35km Men u23: Bruno Reis  1982  Olimpico Vianense  2.54.52

20km Junior Men: Luis Osório 1984  JD Fontainhas      1.39.05

10km Junior Women: Ana Cabecinha    1984    CO Pechão  49.17

10km Men (born 1986/87):  Goncalo Bejinha    1986    JD Neves  50.16

5km Women (born 1986/87): Cristiana Vaz   1987   CP Corroios  26.36

4,4 km Men (born 1988/89): Jorge Eduardo  1988   ADEC Tunes  22.16

4 km Women (born 1988/89): Andreia Soares   1989   Spiridon Gaia      22.18

3 km Men (born 1990/91): Luis Lopes   1990   CN Rio Maior  15.40

2km Women (born 1990/91): Andreia Coelho  1991   GD Lourocoope  11.21

2km Men (born 1992 and after): Carlos Passos   1993   Est. Navais  11.05

1km Women (born 1992 and after): Debora Santos  1992   Adrep    5.34

10km Men - Vet.: Rogério Filipe  1959   Alvitejo    50.09

5km Women - Vet.:  Maria Alice Fernandes   1952   GD Lourocoope  26.33

Regards,

Luis Dias

 

 

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