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Göteborgsvarvet

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Göteborgsvarvet is an annual half marathon running competition in Gothenburg, Sweden. It is the largest annual running competition in Sweden, with about 40,000 participants each year. Its name is a play with words; the Swedish word "varv" has a double meaning and can mean both lap and shipyard, and Gothenburg has a history as a city of shipyards.

The race takes place in May, and has been organised annually since 1980. It starts outside, and finishes in, the old athletics arena Slottsskogsvallen in the Slottsskogen park. It takes off northwards over the large suspension bridge Älvsborg Bridge, follows the north bank ot the Göta älv river, and returns over the Göta Älv Bridge, goes through the inner city, before reaching the finish.

Winners

Datum Men Time Women Time
2009 Nicholas Manza Kamakya (Kenya) 1:01:53 Ana Dulce Felix (Portugal) 1:11:28
2008 Sylvester Kimeli Teimet (Kenya) 1:01:21 Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu (Norway) 1:10:19
2007 Sylvester Kimeli Teimet (Kenya) 1:04:03 Kirsten Melkevik Otterbu (Norway) 1:12:38
2006 Abdelkader El Mouaziz (Morocco) 1:02:14 Helena Javornik (Slovenia) 1:12:34
2005 Silas Sang (Kenya) 1:03:19 Susan Kirui (Kenya) 1:12:34
2004 Mustafa Mohamed (Sweden) 1:04:03 Leah Kiprono (Kenya) 1:18:06
2003 Benjamin Rotich (Kenya) 1:03:43 Miriam Wangari (Kenya) 1:13:27
2002 Mustafa Mohamed (Sweden) 1:03:35 Lena Gavelin (Sweden) 1:13:03
2001 Pavel Loskutov (Estonia) 1:03:00 Stine Larsen (Norway) 1:11:07
2000 Faustin Baha (Tanzania) 1:02:42 Stine Larsen (Norway) 1:09:28
1999 Rachid Ait-Bensalem (Morocco) 1:02:18 Nadesjda Iljina (Russia) 1:11:47
1998 Fred Ntabo (Kenya) 1:03:28 Nadesjda Iljina (Russia) 1:12:31
1997 Martin Ojuku (Kenya) 1:01:44 Joyce Chepchumba (Kenya) 1:09:50
1996 Wilson Musto (Kenya) 1:03:12 Aniela Nikiel (Poland) 1:14:29
1995 Richard Nerurkar (United Kingdom) 1:02:39 Ritva Lemettinen (Finland) 1:13:18
1994 Onesmo Ludago (Tanzania) 1:03:08 Ritva Lemettinen (Finland) 1:13:04
1993 Francis Robert-Naali (Tanzania) 1:03:37 Ritva Lemettinen (Finland) 1:13:30
1992 Onesmo Ludago (Tanzania) 1:03:24 Suzanne Rigg (United Kingdom) 1:13:26
1991 Andrea Nade (Kenya) 1:04:38 Ingrid Kristiansen (Norway) 1:12:30
1990 Tomas Robert-Naali (Tanzania) 1:01:54 Midde Hamrin (Sweden) 1:12:45
1989 Simon Robert-Naali (Tanzania) 1:03:35 Elisabeth Johannesson (Sweden) 1:17:16
1988 Håkan Börjesson (Sweden) 1:05:13 Evy Palm (Sweden) 1:14:19
1987 Mats Erixon (Sweden) 1:03:37 Midde Hamrin (Sweden) 1:13:24
1986 Mats Erixon (Sweden) 1:03:41 Evy Palm (Sweden) 1:12:11
1985 Mats Erixon (Sweden) 1:04:35 Jeanette Nordgren (Sweden) 1:13:44
1984 Mats Erixon (Sweden) 1:03:14 Midde Hamrin (Sweden) 1:10:46
1983 Tommy Persson (Sweden) 1:04:40 Jeanette Nordgren (Sweden) 1:14:54
1982 Mats Erixon (Sweden) 1:02:54 Grete Waitz (Norway) 1:09:57
1981 Göran Högberg (Sweden) 1:05:44 Evy Palm (Sweden) 1:17:47
1980 Göran Högberg (Sweden) 1:06:17 Midde Hamrin (Sweden) 1:15:50