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2013 17th European Cup 10000 m - Pravets

 

08/06/2013 Pravets

Bulgaria

   
 

 

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Mockenhaupt and Sanchez reign supreme at Pravets 2013


Sabrina Mockenhaupt
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Sabrina Mockenhaupt won the women's European Cup 10,000m in Pravets, Bulgaria, on Saturday.

Two years after finishing third at the European Cup 10,000m, Germany’s Sabrina Mockenhaupt is the champion. Her winning performance came on a superb night of athletics in Pravets, Bulgaria, on Saturday which showed experience counts for everything.

Spain retained the women’s title they had won in Bilbao 12 months ago while Italy, fourth then, climbed to the top of the podium this time to win the men’s team event.

Twice a winner of the Cologne Marathon, once a champion in Frankfurt and a bronze medallist in the 3000m at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Madrid in 2005, Mockenhaupt is a runner of outstanding consistency, whatever the weather, whatever the surface.

In this central western Bulgarian province, 60km from Sofia, it was a summer’s evening where she prevailed to secure the European 10,000m Cup title with a run that reflected her strength.

She triumphed by over 30 seconds in 32:13.64, being in total command of the final stages of the race. Mockenhaupt was taking in the plaudits by the time Christelle Daunay, of France, improved on her third place from last year by finishing second in 32:46.39 with Serbia’s Olivera Jevtic next in 32:52.56.

Such was the pace of the race that some of the leading contenders did not even finish, including Turkey’s double European champion Elvan Abeyelegesse, Ana Dulce Felix, of Portugal, and Hungary’s Krisztina Papp.

But Mockenhaupt will know there is still room for improvement because her time was still outside of the 32:05 needed as a B qualification for the World Championships in Moscow.

Spain had three women in the first 15 – Sonia Bejarno (6th in 33:40.35), Judith Pla (7th in 33:56.98) and Maria Azucena Diaz (15th in 34:23.57) - to take the team title from Great Britain and Belarus.

Back in 2010, Sanchez won silver in the 3000m at the World Indoor Championships in Doha as American Bernard Lagat beat him by 1.58 seconds in a tremendous final.

But in Pravets, the Spaniard showed a fine kick in the home straight as he triumphed in 28:31.75 from Halil Akkas, of Turkey, who was second in 28:31.82, with Italy’s Ahmed El Mazoiry third in 28:36.40.
   
10.000 m Men 8 June 2013 Pravets BUL
1 Sergio Sánchez ESP 1 Oct 82 28.31.75 SB
2 Halil Akkaş TUR 1 Jul 83 28.31.82 PB
3 Ahmed El Mazoury ITA 15 Mar 90 28.36.40 PB
4 Stefano La Rosa ITA 22 Sep 85 28.51.39 SB
5 Mikael Ekvall SWE 18 Jun 89 28.55.87 SB
6 Tasama Moogas ISR 2 Feb 88 28.57.84
7 Andrea Lalli ITA 20 May 87 29.05.13 SB
8 Manuel Ángel Penas ESP 9 Nov 77 29.17.78 SB
9 Djamel Bachiri FRA 22 May 77 29.18.91
10 José Moreira POR 5 May 80 29.22.64 SB
11 Abdelhadi El Hachimi BEL 15 Dec 74 29.29.41
12 José España ESP 5 May 86 29.34.23
13 Iolo Nikolov BUL 4 Feb 84 29.36.17 PB
14 Gian Marco Buttazzo ITA 23 Aug 77 29.37.04 SB
15 Driss El Himer FRA 4 Apr 74 29.38.93
16 Fatih Bilgiç TUR 1 Jun 85 29.39.52 SB
17 Philipp Pflieger GER 16 Jul 87 29.40.61
18 Jonathan Mellor GBR 27 Dec 86 29.56.38
19 Maksim Pankratau BLR 8 Feb 88 30.03.35
20 Adrian Lehmann SUI 6 Dec 89 30.03.49 SB
21 Abdi Hakin Ulad DEN 14 Jun 91 30.07.65
22 Roman Romanenko UKR 30 Jan 88 30.38.33 SB
23 Florent Caelen BEL 1 Mar 89 30.46.11 SB
24 Kokan Ajanovski MKD 17 Jan 82 33.12.15 PB
25 Boris Simonov ARM 11 Feb 93 33.46.20 PB
Alejandro Fernández ESP 8 Aug 85 DNF
Riad Guerfi FRA 15 Oct 87 DNF
Joe MacDonald GBR 30 Dec 85 DNF
Asbjørn Ellefsen Persen NOR 19 May 87 DNF
Stefano Scaini ITA 4 May 83 DNF
   
10.000 m Women 8 June 2013 Pravets BUL
1 Sabrina Mockenhaupt GER 6 Dec 80 32.13.64 SB
2 Christelle Daunay FRA 5 Dec 74 32.46.39
3 Olivera Jevtić SRB 24 Jul 77 32.52.56 SB
4 Zsófia Erdélyi HUN 10 Dec 87 33.09.73
5 Diana Lobacevske LTU 7 Aug 80 33.22.02 PB
6 Sonia Bejarano ESP 2 Aug 81 33.40.35
7 Judith Pla ESP 2 May 78 33.56.98 SB
8 Sara Catarina Ribeiro POR 31 May 90 34.00.30 SB
9 Sonia Samuels GBR 16 May 79 34.00.51 SB
10 Silvia Danekova BUL 7 Feb 83 34.00.77 PB
11 Alyson Dixon GBR 24 Sep 78 34.03.05 SB
12 Stevie Stockton GBR 23 Aug 89 34.03.88 PB
13 Iryna Ananenka BLR 9 Jan 86 34.04.98 SB
14 Maryna Damantsevich BLR 6 Jun 85 34.09.09 SB
15 Maria Azucena Díaz ESP 19 Dec 82 34.23.57
16 Volha Dubouskaya BLR 2 Oct 83 34.49.54 SB
17 Andrea Deelstra NED 6 Mar 85 34.55.31 PB
18 Nastassia Dashkevich BLR 3 Nov 82 35.31.20 SB
19 Cristina Negru ROU 20 Nov 91 36.07.27
20 Remalda Kergytė-Dauskurdienė LTU 25 Aug 85 36.52.64 SB
Krisztina Papp HUN 17 Dec 82 DNF
María Elena Moreno ESP 14 Mar 79 DNF
Daniela Cunha POR 30 Apr 90 DNF
Dulce Félix POR 23 Oct 82 DNF
Elvan Abeylegesse TUR 11 Sep 82 DNF
Mehtap Sizmaz TUR 16 Nov 78 DNF
Tetyana Holovchenko UKR 13 Feb 80 DNF
Bahar Doğan TUR 2 Sep 74 35.25.96 DQ IAAF Rule 32.2.b 35.25.96
Rk
 TeamGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 ESP 1 0 0 1
1 GER 1 0 0 1
3 TUR 0 1 0 1
3 FRA 0 1 0 1
5 SRB 0 0 1 1
5 ITA 0 0 1 1

RkCountryGoldSilverBronze4th5th6th7th8thPoints
1 ESP 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 14
2 ITA 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 13
3 GER 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8
4 FRA 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
4 TUR 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
6 SRB 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6
7 HUN 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5
8 LTU 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4
8 SWE 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4
10 ISR 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3
11 POR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

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