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2011 European Race Walking Cup
OrganisersEAA
Edition9th
Date21 May
Host cityOlhão, Algarve, Portugal Portugal
Events5
Participation218 athletes from
25 nations
Official websiteOlhao2011

The ninth edition of the European Race Walking Cup was held on the roads of Olhão, Portugal on 21 May 2011. The event was jointly organised by the Federação Portuguesa de Atletismo (Portuguese Athletics Federation) and the European Athletics Association.[1] A total of 222 athletes from 26 countries participated in the competition.[2]

Olhão won the nomination as the host city in November 2009, seeing off a rival bid from Spain's Santa Eulària des Riu. Although this was Portugal's first time hosting a racewalking event of this size, it became another high profile athletics competition to be staged in the Algarve region, after the 2000 IAAF World Cross Country Championships, 2003 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships and several editions of the European Champion Clubs Cup.[3] The city itself has, since 2001, played host to the annual Meeting de Marcha Atlética da Cidade de Olhão racewalking meeting, which has featured on the IAAF World Race Walking Challenge series.[4]

As in previous years, the competition featured five races: two 20 km walk competitions for men and women, a 50 km men's walk, and junior walks for men and women of 10 km each.[2] The course was a looped circuit on the roads next to Olhão's marina on the seafront of the Atlantic Ocean.[5] Russia and Italy were the dominant teams at the competition, taking three and two team titles respectively. Italian men took a sweep of the top three in the 20 km race while Russia's junior men completed a 1–2 finish to gain a perfect team score.[6]

Medallists

Men

Race Gold Silver Bronze
Junior men's 10 km  Ihor Lyashchenko (UKR) 41:26  Hagen Pohle (GER) 41:36  Dementiy Cheparev (RUS) 41:58
Junior men's 10 km
Team 		 Ukraine (UKR) 5 pts  Russia (RUS) 8 pts  Germany (GER) 12 pts
Senior men's 20 km  Matej Toth (SVK) 1:23:53  Jakub Jelonek (POL) 1:23:59  Benjamín Sánchez (ESP) 1:24:12
Senior men's 20 km
Team 		 Spain (ESP) 26 pts  Italy (ITA) 27 pts  France (FRA) 37 pts
Senior men's 50 km  Denis Nizhegorodov (RUS) 3:45:58  Marco De Luca (ITA) 3:50:13  Christopher Linke (GER) 3:52:56
Senior men's 50 km
Team 		 Italy (ITA) 16 pts  Poland (POL) 17 pts  Spain (ESP) 39 pts

Women

Race Gold Silver Bronze
Junior women's 10 km  Yelena Lashmanova (RUS) 43:10  Svetlana Vasilyeva (RUS) 44:02  Kate Veale (IRL) 46:32
Junior women's 10 km
Team 		 Russia (RUS) 3 pts  Italy (ITA) 9 pts  Czech Republic (CZE) 19 pts
Senior women's 20 km  Vera Sokolova (RUS) 1:30:02  Anisya Kirdyapkina (RUS) 1:30:41  Elisa Rigaudo (ITA) 1:30:55
Senior women's 20 km
Team 		 Russia (RUS) 14 pts  Spain (ESP) 22 pts  Ukraine (UKR) 32 pts

Results

Complete results were published.[7]

Men's 20 km

Place Athlete Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Matej Tóth  Slovakia (SVK) 1:23:53
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jakub Jelonek  Poland (POL) 1:23:59
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Benjamín Sánchez  Spain (ESP) 1:24:12
4 Giorgio Rubino  Italy (ITA) 1:24:14
5 Vladimir Kanaykin  Russia (RUS) 1:24:20
6 Miguel Ángel López  Spain (ESP) 1:24:37
7 Andrey Krivov  Russia (RUS) 1:25:14
8 Antonin Boyez  France (FRA) 1:25:21
9 Robert Heffernan  Ireland (IRL) 1:25:34
10 Kevin Campion  France (FRA) 1:25:50
11 Matteo Giupponi  Italy (ITA) 1:26:30
12 Federico Tontodonati  Italy (ITA) 1:26:59
13 Nazar Kovalenko  Ukraine (UKR) 1:27:03
14 Pedro Isidro  Portugal (POR) 1:27:39
15 Antón Kučmín  Slovakia (SVK) 1:28:14
16 Grzegorz Sudoł  Poland (POL) 1:28:49
17 Francisco Arcilla  Spain (ESP) 1:28:59
18 Marius Žiūkas  Lithuania (LTU) 1:29:16
19 Emmanuel Boulay  France (FRA) 1:29:45
20 Rafał Sikora  Poland (POL) 1:29:52
21 Aku Partanen  Finland (FIN) 1:29:54
22 Dawid Wolski  Poland (POL) 1:30:33
23 Alex Wright  Great Britain (GBR) 1:30:36
24 José Ignacio Díaz  Spain (ESP) 1:31:05
25 Bertrand Moulinet  France (FRA) 1:31:26
26 Oleksandr Venhlovskyy  Ukraine (UKR) 1:31:30
27 Brendan Boyce  Ireland (IRL) 1:32:17
28 Heikki Kukkonen  Finland (FIN) 1:32:29
29 Tom Bosworth  Great Britain (GBR) 1:32:48
30 Ruslan Dmytrenko  Ukraine (UKR) 1:32:55
31 Michael Doyle  Ireland (IRL) 1:34:24
32 Kemal Gelecek  Turkey (TUR) 1:36:35
33 Karel Ketner  Czech Republic (CZE) 1:40:18
34 Lauri Lelumees  Estonia (EST) 1:42:57
— Andreas Nielsen  Denmark (DEN) DNF
— Akim Ovsjannikov  Estonia (EST) DNF
— Ben Wears  Great Britain (GBR) DNF
— André Höhne  Germany (GER) DNF
— Carsten Schmidt  Germany (GER) DNF
— Máté Helebrandt  Hungary (HUN) DNF
— Daniele Paris  Italy (ITA) DNF
— João Vieira  Portugal (POR) DNF
— Sérgio Vieira  Portugal (POR) DNF
— Perseus Karlström  Sweden (SWE) DNF
— Recep Çelik  Turkey (TUR) DNF
— Eemeli Kiiski  Finland (FIN) DQ
— Dan King  Great Britain (GBR) DQ
— Tadas Šuškevičius  Lithuania (LTU) DQ
— Stanislav Yemelyanov  Russia (RUS) DQ IAAF Rule 32.2.b (Doping)
— Sergey Morozov  Russia (RUS) DQ IAAF Rule 32.2.b (Doping)

Team (20 km Men)

Place Country Points
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Spain 26 pts
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Italy 27 pts
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  France 37 pts
4  Poland 38 pts
5  Ireland 67 pts
6  Ukraine 69 pts

Men's 50 km

Place Athlete Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Denis Nizhegorodov  Russia (RUS) 3:45:58
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Marco De Luca  Italy (ITA) 3:50:13
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Christopher Linke  Germany (GER) 3:52:56
4 Artur Brzozowski  Poland (POL) 3:53:51
5 Jean-Jacques Nkouloukidi  Italy (ITA) 3:54:19
6 Rafał Augustyn  Poland (POL) 3:54:38
7 Michał Stasiewicz  Poland (POL) 4:02:51
8 Oleksiy Kazanin  Ukraine (UKR) 4:03:19
9 Lorenzo Dessi  Italy (ITA) 4:04:00
10 Teodorico Caporaso  Italy (ITA) 4:04:12
11 Denis Strelkov  Russia (RUS) 4:04:36
12 Luís Manuel Corchete  Spain (ESP) 4:05:25
13 Miguel Ángel Prieto  Spain (ESP) 4:06:45
14 Ferrán Collados  Spain (ESP) 4:06:57
15 Predrag Filipović  Serbia (SRB) 4:07:54
16 Xavier Le Coz  France (FRA) 4:08:04
17 Ivan Losev  Ukraine (UKR) 4:10:02
18 Augusto Cardoso  Portugal (POR) 4:10:03
19 Ato Ibáñez  Sweden (SWE) 4:10:54
20 Dzianis Krauchuk  Belarus (BLR) 4:13:31
21 Claudio Villanueva  Spain (ESP) 4:14:27
22 Dušan Majdán  Slovakia (SVK) 4:15:10
23 Serhiy Budza  Ukraine (UKR) 4:16:26
24 Dominic King  Great Britain (GBR) 4:18:56
25 Jorge Costa  Portugal (POR) 4:25:04
26 Sándor Rácz  Hungary (HUN) 4:28:09
27 Róbert Tubak  Hungary (HUN) 4:33:47
28 Margus Luik  Estonia (EST) 4:34:11
— Dzmitry Dziubin  Belarus (BLR) DNF
— Andrei Talashka  Belarus (BLR) DNF
— Ivan Trotski  Belarus (BLR) DNF
— Antti Kempas  Finland (FIN) DNF
— Hervé Davaux  France (FRA) DNF
— Colin Griffin  Ireland (IRL) DNF
— Vjaceslavs Grigorjevs  Latvia (LAT) DNF
— Arnis Rumbenieks  Latvia (LAT) DNF
— Trond Nymark  Norway (NOR) DNF
— Pedro Martins  Portugal (POR) DNF
— António Pereira  Portugal (POR) DNF
— Andrey Ruzavin  Russia (RUS) DNF
— Vladimir Savanović  Serbia (SRB) DNF
— Alex Flórez   Switzerland (SUI) DNF
— Miloš Bátovský  Slovakia (SVK) DNF
— Maksym Kovalenko  Ukraine (UKR) DNF
— Janis Strautinš  Latvia (LAT) DQ
— Nenad Filipović  Serbia (SRB) DQ
— Andreas Gustafsson  Sweden (SWE) DQ
— Igor Yerokhin  Russia (RUS) DQ[8]
IAAF Rule 32.2.b (Doping)

Team (50 km Men)

Place Country Points
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Italy 16 pts
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Poland 17 pts
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Spain 39 pts
4  Ukraine 48 pts

Men's 10 km (Junior)

Place Athlete Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Ihor Lyashchenko  Ukraine (UKR) 41:26
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Hagen Pohle  Germany (GER) 41:36
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Dementiy Cheparev  Russia (RUS) 41:58
4 Oleksandr Verbytskyy  Ukraine (UKR) 42:09
5 Pavel Parshin  Russia (RUS) 42:16
6 Alvaro Martin  Spain (ESP) 42:17
7 Luís Alberto Amezcua  Spain (ESP) 43:10
8 Leonardo Dei Tos  Italy (ITA) 43:21
9 Patrik Spevák  Slovakia (SVK) 43:41
10 Marcel Lehmberg  Germany (GER) 43:48
11 Dimitri Malosse  France (FRA) 43:52
12 Aleksi Ojala  Finland (FIN) 44:00
13 Nicolas Gosselin  France (FRA) 44:03
14 Massimo Stano  Italy (ITA) 44:35
15 Ihor Puzanov  Ukraine (UKR) 44:48
16 Juan Antonio Raya  Spain (ESP) 44:49
17 Sahin Senoduncu  Turkey (TUR) 45:14
18 Viktor Márkus  Hungary (HUN) 45:43
19 Samuel Pereira  Portugal (POR) 45:46
20 Miklós Srp  Hungary (HUN) 45:51
21 Marcel Faber  Slovakia (SVK) 46:06
22 Bruno Pedro  Portugal (POR) 46:19
23 Leonardo Serra  Italy (ITA) 46:44
24 Edgars Gjačs  Latvia (LAT) 46:55
25 Anders Hansson  Sweden (SWE) 46:56
26 Adrian Dragomir  Romania (ROU) 47:00
27 Evan Lynch  Ireland (IRL) 47:08
28 Valters Gerinš  Latvia (LAT) 47:21
29 Romain Denimal  France (FRA) 47:26
30 Jamie Higgins  Great Britain (GBR) 47:28
31 Andrzej Łobaczewski  Poland (POL) 47:47
32 Peter Tichý  Slovakia (SVK) 47:57
33 Jakub Herba  Poland (POL) 48:42
34 Łukasz Kostka  Poland (POL) 49:04
35 Ozgur Ozan Pamuk  Turkey (TUR) 49:12
— Damir Baybikov  Russia (RUS) DQ

Team (10 km Junior Men)

Place Country Points
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Ukraine 5 pts
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Russia 8 pts
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Germany 12 pts
4  Spain 13 pts
5  Italy 22 pts
6  France 24 pts
7  Slovakia 30 pts
8  Hungary 38 pts
9  Portugal 41 pts
10  Turkey 52 pts
11  Latvia 52 pts
12  Poland 64 pts

Women's 20 km

Place Athlete Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Vera Sokolova  Russia (RUS) 1:30:02
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Anisya Kirdyapkina  Russia (RUS) 1:30:41
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Elisa Rigaudo  Italy (ITA) 1:30:55
4 María Vasco  Spain (ESP) 1:31:41
5 Olha Yakovenko  Ukraine (UKR) 1:32:08
6 Melanie Seeger  Germany (GER) 1:32:14
7 Nadiya Borovska  Ukraine (UKR) 1:32:30
8 María José Poves  Spain (ESP) 1:32:36
9 Susana Feitor  Portugal (POR) 1:32:43
10 Julia Takács  Spain (ESP) 1:33:09
11 Anna Lukyanova  Russia (RUS) 1:33:27
12 Johanna Jackson  Great Britain (GBR) 1:33:53
13 Inês Henriques  Portugal (POR) 1:34:11
14 Zuzana Schindlerová  Czech Republic (CZE) 1:34:15
15 Ana Cabecinha  Portugal (POR) 1:34:31
16 Brigita Virbalytė-Dimšienė  Lithuania (LTU) 1:34:35
17 Nastassia Yatsevich  Belarus (BLR) 1:35:21
18 Marie Polli   Switzerland (SUI) 1:35:37
19 Federica Ferraro  Italy (ITA) 1:35:48
20 Olena Shumkina  Ukraine (UKR) 1:36:20
21 Laura Reynolds  Ireland (IRL) 1:36:31
22 Tatyana Korotkova  Russia (RUS) 1:36:43
23 Neringa Aidietytė  Lithuania (LTU) 1:36:55
24 Ana Maria Groza  Romania (ROU) 1:37:18
25 Katarzyna Kwoka  Poland (POL) 1:37:23
26 Lucie Pelantová  Czech Republic (CZE) 1:37:37
27 Karoliina Kaasalainen  Finland (FIN) 1:38:21
28 Eleonora Giorgi  Italy (ITA) 1:38:29
29 Emilie Menuet  France (FRA) 1:38:33
30 Antonella Palmisano  Italy (ITA) 1:39:00
31 Agnieszka Dygacz  Poland (POL) 1:39:16
32 Agnieszka Szwarnóg  Poland (POL) 1:39:45
33 Hanna Drabenia  Belarus (BLR) 1:39:53
34 Laura Polli   Switzerland (SUI) 1:40:01
35 Mari Olsson  Sweden (SWE) 1:40:20
36 Anita Kažemāka  Latvia (LAT) 1:40:57
37 Edina Füsti  Hungary (HUN) 1:41:00
38 Anne Halkivaha  Finland (FIN) 1:41:01
39 Olena Shevchuk  Ukraine (UKR) 1:42:07
40 Paulina Buziak  Poland (POL) 1:42:19
41 Mária Czaková  Slovakia (SVK) 1:44:22
42 Viktória Madarász  Hungary (HUN) 1:45:02
43 Eszter Gerendási  Hungary (HUN) 1:47:27
44 Lisa Kehler  Great Britain (GBR) 1:47:58
45 Anita Cuhnova  Latvia (LAT) 1:55:39
46 Karolína Škrášková  Czech Republic (CZE) 2:02:19
— Lorena Luaces  Spain (ESP) DQ
— Olive Loughnane  Ireland (IRL) DQ
— Claudia Ștef  Romania (ROU) DQ
— Alina Matveyuk  Belarus (BLR) DNF
— Agnese Pastare  Latvia (LAT) DNF
— Sonata Milušauskaitė  Lithuania (LTU) DNF
— Kristina Saltanovič  Lithuania (LTU) DNF
— Vera Santos  Portugal (POR) DNF
— Ana Veronica Rodean  Romania (ROU) DNF

Team (20 km Women)

Place Country Points
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Russia 14 pts
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Spain 22 pts
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Ukraine 32 pts
4  Portugal 37 pts
5  Italy 50 pts
6  Czech Republic 86 pts
7  Poland 88 pts
8  Hungary 122 pts

Women's 10 km Junior

Place Athlete Nation Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Yelena Lashmanova  Russia (RUS) 43:10
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Svetlana Vasilyeva  Russia (RUS) 44:02
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Kate Veale  Ireland (IRL) 46:32
4 Anna Clemente  Italy (ITA) 49:08
5 Federica Curiazzi  Italy (ITA) 49:14
6 Tuğçe Güneş  Turkey (TUR) 49:16
7 Anežka Drahotová  Czech Republic (CZE) 49:36
8 Olga Dubrovina  Russia (RUS) 49:36
9 Paula Martínez  Spain (ESP) 49:51
10 Halyna Yakovchuk  Ukraine (UKR) 50:01
11 Charlyne Czychy  Germany (GER) 50:39
12 Eliška Drahotová  Czech Republic (CZE) 50:58
13 Diana Kačanova  Lithuania (LTU) 51:06
14 Gamze Özgür  Turkey (TUR) 51:14
15 Sara Loparco  Italy (ITA) 51:19
16 Amandine Marcou  France (FRA) 51:27
17 Inès Pastorino  France (FRA) 51:44
18 Coralie Mellado  France (FRA) 51:48
19 Natalia Plomińska  Poland (POL) 52:08
20 Maeve Curley  Ireland (IRL) 52:37
21 Sandra Troyano  Spain (ESP) 52:37
22 Heather Lewis  Great Britain (GBR) 52:56
23 Amanda Cano  Spain (ESP) 53:06
24 Emma Prendiville  Ireland (IRL) 54:15
25 Lauren Whelan  Great Britain (GBR) 54:20
26 Erika Parviainen  Finland (FIN) 54:31
27 Tetyana Davydenko  Ukraine (UKR) 55:22
28 Sandra Monteiro  Portugal (POR) 56:42
— Lyudmyla Olyanovska  Ukraine (UKR) DNF

Team (10 km Junior Women)

Place Country Points
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Russia 3 pts
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Italy 9 pts
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Czech Republic 19 pts
4  Turkey 20 pts
5  Ireland 23 pts
6  Spain 30 pts
7  France 33 pts
8  Ukraine 37 pts
9  United Kingdom 47 pts

Participation

The participation of 218 athletes (134 men/84 women) from 25 countries is reported.[7]

References

  1. ^ Warbuton, Paul (2011-05-22). Nizhegorodov dominates, defends European Cup Walk title in Olhão. IAAF. Retrieved on 2011-05-30.
  2. ^ a b Final entries confirmed for Olhão 2011 Archived 2011-05-18 at the Wayback Machine. European Athletics. Retrieved on 2011-05-30.
  3. ^ European Cup Race Walking 2011 awarded to Portuguese city of Olhão Archived 2011-08-20 at the Wayback Machine. European Athletics (2009-11-11). Retrieved on 2011-05-30.
  4. ^ Fernandes, Antonio, Manuel (2010-02-21). Santos beats the conditions in Olhão – IAAF Race Walking Challenge. IAAF. Retrieved on 2011-05-30.
  5. ^ Course Map Archived 2011-05-28 at the Wayback Machine. Olhao2011. Retrieved on 2011-05-30.
  6. ^ 2011 European Race Walking Cup. Tilastopaja. Retrieved on 2011-05-30.
  7. ^ a b Olhão POR 21 May Race walk, European Athletic Association, retrieved August 7, 2013
  8. ^ Yerokhin was originally awarded the silver medal after finishing 2nd in the event. The result was annulled after Yerokhin was banned from athletics competition for life in 2013.
Results
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