1996 European Race Walking Cup

1996 European Race Walking Cup
Organisers EAA
Edition 1st
Host city La Coruña, Galicia, Spain Spain
Nations participating 17
Athletes participating 121
Races 3

The 1996 European Race Walking Cup was held in La Coruña, Spain, on April 20, 1996.

Complete results were published.[1][2][3] Medal winners were published on the Athletics Weekly website,[4]

Medallists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men
20 km walk  Robert Korzeniowski (POL) 1:21:46  Daniel Plaza (ESP) 1:21:47  Fernando Vázquez (ESP) 1:21:48
50 km walk  Jesús Ángel García (ESP) 3:51:01  Arturo Di Mezza (ITA) 3:52:36  Stanisław Stosik (POL) 3:54:35
Team (Men)
20 km walk  Spain 439 pts  Russia 410 pts  Italy 410 pts
50 km walk  Spain 437 pts  Italy 436 pts  Russia 419 pts
Combined  Spain 876 pts  Italy 846 pts  Russia 829 pts
Women
10 km walk  Annarita Sidoti (ITA) 43:26  Rossella Giordano (ITA) 43:27  Susana Feitor (POR) 43:41
Eschborn Cup (Women)
Team (Women)  Italy 443 pts  Russia 421 pts  Belarus 417 pts

Results

Men's 20 km

Place Athlete Time
1st Robert Korzeniowski  POL 1:21:46
2nd Daniel Plaza  ESP 1:21:47
3rd Fernando Vázquez  ESP 1:21:48
4 Igor Kollár  SVK 1:21:51
5 Denis Langlois  FRA 1:21:55
6 Valentí Massana  ESP 1:22:23
7 Aleksey Kronin  RUS 1:22:43
8 Ruslan Shafikov  RUS 1:23:13
9 Jiří Malysa  CZE 1:23:20
10 Giovanni de Benedictis  ITA 1:23:21
11 Giovanni Perricelli  ITA 1:23:24
12 Jean-Olivier Brosseau  FRA 1:23:42
13 Artur Meleshkevich  BLR 1:24:24
14 Valdas Kazlauskas  LIT 1:24:49
15 Claus Jørgensen  DEN 1:24:51
16 Modris Liepiņš  LAT 1:25:14
17 José Manuel Rodríguez  ESP 1:25:17
18 Roman Mrázek  SVK 1:25:54
19 Mariusz Ornoch  POL 1:25:56
20 Enrico Lang  ITA 1:26:14
21 Peter Tichý  SVK 1:26.19
22 Ivan Trotskiy  BLR 1:26:24
23 Štefan Malík  SVK 1:26:28
24 Mikhail Khmelnitskiy  BLR 1:26:30
25 Martin Engelsviken  NOR 1:27.17
26 Hubert Sonnek  CZE 1:27:29
27 Michele Didoni  ITA 1:27:38
28 Igor Lyubomirov  RUS 1:27:42
29 Antony Gillet  FRA 1:27:43
30 Miloš Holuša  CZE 1:27:48
31 Jimmy McDonald  IRL 1:27:49
32 Gintaras Andriuškevičius  LIT 1:27:54
33 Sérgio Vieira  POR 1:28:40
34 Waldemar Dudek  POL 1:28:49
35 Tomáš Kratochvíl  CZE 1:29:08
36 Augusto Cardoso  POR 1:29:13
37 Arvydas Vainauskas  LIT 1:30:00
38 Michael Casey  IRL 1:30:37
39 João Vieira  POR 1:31:35
40 Pierce O'Callaghan  IRL 1:31:51
41 Eddy Riva  FRA 1:32:33
42 Christian Gundersen  NOR 1:32:44
43 Trond Nymark  NOR 1:32:48
44 Bobby O'Leary  IRL 1:33:50
45 Aigars Salenieks  LAT 1:35:11
46 Sergeys Lapsa  LAT 1:36:04
47 Pedro Martins  POR 1:38:29
— Aigars Fadejevs  LAT DNF
— Franks Kostyukevich  BLR DNF
— Nischan Daimer  GER DNF
— Vladimir Stankin  RUS DNF
— Viktoras Meškauskas  LIT DNF

Team (Men)

Place Country Points
1st  Spain 439 pts
2nd  Russia 410 pts
3rd  Italy 410 pts
4  Slovakia 409 pts
5  France 407 pts
6  Poland 401 pts
7  Belarus 394 pts
8  Czech Republic 390 pts
9  Lithuania 374 pts
10  Latvia 355 pts
11  Portugal 353 pts
12  Norway 352 pts
13  Ireland 352 pts
14  Denmark 135 pts

Men's 50 km

Place Athlete Time
1st Jesús Ángel García  ESP 3:51:01
2nd Arturo Di Mezza  ITA 3:52:36
3rd Stanisław Stosik  POL 3:54:35
4 Basilio Labrador  ESP 3:56:32
5 Orazio Romanzi  ITA 4:01:30
6 Oleg Merlukov  RUS 4:02:12
7 Paolo Bianchi  ITA 4:06:16
8 Pavel Vasilyev  RUS 4:07:56
9 Andrés Marín  ESP 4:11:52
10 Sylvain Caudron  FRA 4:11.57
11 Daugvinas Zujus  LIT 4:14:14
12 Denis Terraz  FRA 4:18:15
13 Roman Bencik  SVK 4:20:40
14 José Urbano  POR 4:23:28
15 Peter Korčok  SVK 4:23:41
16 José Magalhães  POR 4:26:23
17 Aleksandr Artsybashev  RUS 4:26:48
18 Miloš Mojžiš  SVK 4:27:22
19 Christophe Cousin  FRA 4:27:47
20 Luis Ribeiro  POR 4:47:32
21 José Pinto  POR 4:47:32
22 Andrey Popov  RUS 4:48.28
— Luc Nicque  BEL DNF
— Pascal Servanty  FRA DNF
— Dirk Nicque  BEL DNF
— Oscar Font  ESP DNF
— Kazimír Verkin  SVK DNF
— Massimo Fizialetti  ITA DNF

Team (Men)

Place Country Points
1st  Spain 437 pts
2nd  Italy 436 pts
3rd  Russia 419 pts
4  France 409 pts
5  Slovakia 404 pts
6  Portugal 400 pts
7  Poland 147 pts
8  Lithuania 139 pts

Team (Men) Combined

Place Country Points
1st  Spain 876 pts
2nd  Italy 846 pts
3rd  Russia 829 pts
4  France 819 pts
5  Slovakia 813 pts
6  Portugal 753 pts
7  Poland 548 pts
8  Lithuania 513 pts
9  Belarus 394 pts
10  Czech Republic 390 pts
11  Latvia 355 pts
12  Ireland 352 pts
13  Norway 352 pts
14  Denmark 135 pts

Women's 10 km

Place Athlete Time
1st Annarita Sidoti  ITA 43:26
2nd Rossella Giordano  ITA 43:27
3rd Susana Feitor  POR 43:41
4 Katarzyna Radtke  POL 43:45
5 Elisabetta Perrone  ITA 44.23
6 Valentina Tsybulskaya  BLR 44:35
7 Erica Alfridi  ITA 44:49
8 Olga Kardopoltseva  BLR 44:59
9 Rimma Makarova  RUS 45:02
10 Marta Żukowska  POL 45.08
11 Nina Aliushenko  RUS 45:15
12 Svetlana Nifontova  RUS 45:33
13 María Vasco  ESP 45.39
14 Anita Liepiņa  LAT 45:43
15 Yuliya Voyevodina  RUS 46:30
16 Deirdre Gallagher  IRL 46.33
17 Kjersti Plätzer  NOR 46.40
18 Nathalie Fortain  FRA 46:46
19 Anne-Catherine Berthonnaud  FRA 46.48
20 Beata Betlej  ESP 46:50
21 Celia Marcén  ESP 47:00
22 Leonarda Yukhnevich  BLR 47:05
23 Lyudmila Dolgopolova  BLR 47.25
24 Nora Leksir  FRA 47:34
25 Hanne Liland  NOR 47:58
26 Isilda Gonçalves  POR 48:10
27 Fatiha Ouali  FRA 49:03
28 Anne Perttola  FIN 50:09
29 Bożena Górecka  POL 49:24
30 Sofia Avoila  POR 50:08
31 Kaisa Suhonen  FIN 50:09
32 Tarja Jaskari  FIN 50:20
33 Gillian O'Sullivan  IRL 50:31
34 Olive Loughnane  IRL 50.41
35 Anne Simonsen  NOR 50:53
36 Ligia Gonçalves  POR 51.04
37 Gražina Kiliūtė  LIT 53:18
38 Marie Walsh  IRL 54:42
— Kristina Saltanovič  LIT DNF
— Encarna Granados  ESP DNF
— Sonata Milušauskaitė  LIT DNF

Team (Women)

Place Country Points
1st  Italy 443 pts
2nd  Russia 421 pts
3rd  Belarus 417 pts
4  Poland 412 pts
5  Spain 401 pts
6  Portugal 398 pts
7  France 396 pts
8  Norway 382 pts
9  Ireland 377 pts
10  Finland 371 pts
11  Latvia 137 pts
12  Lithuania 118 pts

Participation

The participation of 121 athletes (80 men/41 women) from 17 countries is reported.[1]

References

  1. 1 2 Europa Race Walking Cup 1996-2009 (PDF), retrieved August 3, 2013
  2. ↑ Storia - 1996 - I Edizione - La Coruna (Esp) - Maschile (PDF) (in Italian), Marcia Italiana, retrieved August 2, 2013
  3. ↑ Storia - 1996 - I Edizione - La Coruna (Esp) - Femminile (PDF) (in Italian), Marcia Italiana, retrieved August 2, 2013
  4. ↑ World and Continental Race Walking Championships and Cups - EUROPEAN RACE WALKING CUP, Athletics Weekly, retrieved August 3, 2013
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