2000 European Cross Country Championships

2000 European Cross Country Championships

Organisers	EAA
Edition	7th
Date	10 December
Host city	Malmö, Sweden
Races	4
Distances	9.71 km – Men 4.95 km – Women 6.14 km – Junior men 3.76 km – Junior women
← 1999 Velenje 2001 Thun →

The 7th European Cross Country Championships were held at Malmö in Sweden on 10 December 2000. Paulo Guerra took his fourth title in the men's competition and Katalin Szentgyörgyi won the women's race.

Results^[1]

Men individual 9.71km

Pos.	Runners	Time
01 !	Paulo Guerra	29:29
02 !	Serhiy Lebid	29:39
03 !	Driss El Himer	29:45
4.	Lyes Ramoul	29:47
5.	Mustapha El Ahmadi	29:47
6.	José Carlos Adán	29:48
7.	Kamiel Maase	29:49
8.	Tom van Hooste	29:51
9.	José Manuel Martínez	29:52
10.	Peter Matthews	29:53
11.	Yann Millon	29:54
12.	José Ramos	29:55

Men teams

Pos.	Team	Points
01 !	France	23
02 !	Spain	51
03 !	Ireland	72
4.	Portugal	74
5.	Belgium	98
6.	United Kingdom	103
7.	Italy	144
8.	Russia	156

Women individual 4.95km

Pos.	Runners	Time
01 !	Katalin Szentgyörgyi	16:34
02 !	Analídia Torre	16:35
03 !	Olivera Jevtić	16:39
4.	Zahia Dahmani	16:49
5.	Kathy Butler	16:51
6.	Monica Rosa	16:55
7.	Anja Smolders	16:55
8.	Liz Yelling	16:55
9.	Anne Keenan-Buckley	16:56
10.	Analía Rosa	16:57
11.	Gunhild Hanne-Haugen	16:57
12.	Jacqueline Martin	17:00

Women teams

Pos.	Team	Points
01 !	Portugal	18
02 !	United Kingdom	33
03 !	Germany	54
4.	Belgium	55
5.	Romania	60
6.	Ireland	60
7.	France	60
8.	Spain	73

Junior men individual 6.14km

Pos.	Runners	Time
01 !	Wolfram Müller	18:58
02 !	Christopher Thompson	19:00
03 !	Martin Pröll	19:05
4.	Rui Pedro Silva	19:10
5.	Mickael André	19:11
6.	Bruno Silva	19:11
7.	Mo Farah	19:12
8.	Aleksandr Sekletov	19:16

Junior men teams

Pos.	Team	Points
01 !	Portugal	21
02 !	United Kingdom	25
03 !	France	30
4.	Spain	48
5.	Germany	62
6.	Italy	74
7.	Sweden	85
8.	Russia	96

Junior women individual 3.76km

Pos.	Runners	Time
01 !	Jessica Augusto	12:55
02 !	Nicola Spirig	12:56
03 !	Elvan Can	12:56
4.	Tatyana Chulakh	12:56
5.	Juliet Potter	13:02
6.	Olha Kryvyak	13:14
7.	Jane Potter	13:14
8.	Olesya Dubovik	13:15

Junior women teams

Pos.	Team	Points
01 !	United Kingdom	21
02 !	Turkey	40
03 !	Sweden	49
4.	Portugal	55
5.	Finland	60
6.	Ukraine	69
7.	Russia	71
8.	Romania	83

References

↑ Yleisurheilu 2001. 2001. ISSN 0512-8005.

External links

Database containing all results between 1994-2007

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Coordinates: 55°35′57″N 13°04′01″E / 55.59917°N 13.06694°E / 55.59917; 13.06694

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