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NINGÚN OTRO DEPORTISTA EN EL MUNDO HA LOGRADO ESTA GESTA
Un atleta estadounidense de 92 años hace historia al acabar un medio maratón en 3h:19:30
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El deporte es muy dado a historia épicas como la que ocurrió en el Medio Maratón de Indianápolis. En esta prueba estadounidense Mike Fremont, de 92 años, logró recorrer los 21 kilómetros en 3h:19:30, algo que no ha conseguido ningún otro atleta en el mundo. Fremont no logró batir el récord del mundo de mayores de 90 años, que él mismo posee, con un tiempo de 2h:56:26, marca que logró con 90 años. En 2013 también corrió la prueba realizando un tiempo de
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La marca que logró Mike Fremont tiene una mérito extra, ya que la logró corriendo a -3ºC y con un fuerte viento. “Podría haber corrido 5 minutos más rápido, pero hacía mucho frío”, comenta Mike Fremont, que aunque parezca extraño tras su gesta acabó enfadado por no hacer una mejor marca.
Mike Fremont quiere seguir haciendo historia en el deporte y espera volver a competir en el Medio Maratón de Indianápolis en 2015 con 93 años.
http://diariodeltriatlon.es/not/6671/un-atleta-estadounidense-de-92-anos-hace-historia-al-acabar-un-medio-maraton-en-3h-19-30/
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OFFICIAL TEAM ROSTER HUAIRASINCHI Explorer 2014 AR World Championship
RANKING TEAM CAPTAIN TEAM MEMBERS BIB #
1 NEW ZEALAND Seagate Nathan Fa'avae /Christopher Forne, Sophie Hart, Stuart Lynch 42
2 SPAIN Columbia Urtzi Iglesias/Marco Amselem, Jon Ander Arambalza Valverde, Barbara Bomfim 28
4 G. BRITAIN adidas TERREX Nick Gracie /Warren Bates, Kim Collison, Sally Ozanne 44
5 SWEDEN Haglöfs Silva/Björn Erik Rydvall/Mattias A. Nyström, Aaron William Prince, Maja J. Vikberg 52
6 FRANCE Raidlight Sébastien Raichon /Audrey Ehanno, Thomas Gaudion, Adrien Lhermet 35
7 USA Tecnu Adventure Racing Kyle Peter/Mari Chandler, Jason Popilsky, Rob Preston 32
9 FRANCE LSN EndorphinMag Fanny Frechinet/Olivier Combes, Benjamin Monier, Nicolas Rambier 34
11 ECUADOR Guambras: Biosil- Powerade/ Maria Vallejo /Daniela Leon, Dayne Mcknight, Ryan Thompson 18
12 USA Team Bones Roy Malone/Liza Pye, Jason Quinn, Andy Tubbs 31
16 ECUADOR Movistar Santiago Mino/Gonzalo Calisto, Jari Kirkland, Martin Saenz 21
17 COLOMBIA IDRD Bogotá Humana Jorge Llano Arango/F. X. Rez Verdes,Jenny Sanin Munera,Jorge Hernado 11
19 SWEDEN Team Peak Performance Mikael Lindnord/Staffan Björklund, Karen Lundgren, Simon Niemi 49
20 USA Yogaslackersn Jason Magness /Chelsey Magness, Erik Sanders, Daniel Staudigel 33
20 SWITZERLAND R'ADYS Charles Triponez/Oliver Gyger, Anita Lehmann, Tim Stephens 50
26 SWEDEN Swedish Armed Forces John Karlsson /Emil Dahlqvist, Johan Hasselmark, Malin Hjalmarsson 48
27 CZECH REPUBLIC BLACK HILL /OpavaNet Jaroslav Krajník/Pavel Kurz, Tomaš Petreček, Dagmar Svěráková 46
29 CANADA R. Gaspesie/x:act Osprey Harper Forbes/Pete Cameron, James Galipeau, Nathalie Long 9
33 FRANCE Vaucluse Av. Lafuma Jerome Berruer Frederique Bonnaure, Romuald Viale, Bouchut Vincent 37
35 POLAND AR Team Polska Maciej Dubaj Justyna Frączek, Maciej Marcjanek, Maciej Mierzwa 43
36 FRANCE Green Caffe C. Rica Jacky Boisset/Myriam Guillot-Boisset,Sylvain Montagny, Faillard Vincent36
49 ECUADOR Terra Joaquin Lopez/Gonzalo Espinosa Mora Bowen, Sanne Elidsbo Hansen, Felipe Munchmeyer 26
55 AUSTRALIA Team Australia Dane Roberts /Keith Conley, Thorlene Egerton, Ingrid Stengärd 4
59 IRELAND Irish AR Avril Copeland /Eoghan Carton, Richard Nunan, Peter Spagnoli 39
60 ECUADOR FEDEME BGR Johnny Solorzano /Eduardo Cobos, Jorge Cofre, Olga Marina Garcia Saavedra 16
70 NEW CALEDONIA Montagnat Jean Baptiste Calais/Caroline Favier, Cyril Margaritis, Devillers Martial 41
72 COLOMBIA Karens Summit Carlos Eduardo Castillo /Esteban Gomez, Pedro Jaramillo, Claudia Rubiano 12
72 ECUADOR Papacara Luis Neumann /Daniela Lasso, Francisco Pinto, Julian Portilla 23
80 ECUADOR Finalin Gustavo Cevallos Fuenzalida/Rebecca Law, Nicolas Miranda, Paul Riera 17
97 ARGENTINA Team Litoral Rayovac Freddy Leonardo /Oscar Ferre, Jorge A. Ferreira, Mabel Ramirez 3
104 USA Odyssey Adventure Racing Mark Lattanzi/Stephen Andrew Bacon, Shane Hagerman, Jennifer Moos 29
113 CZECH REPUBLIC Salomon/Suunto Roman Sinkovsky/Radka Brozkova, Marek Navratil, Pavel Stryncl 47
142 ARGENTINA Sportotal Nicolas Vallejo Soledad Cristiano, Edgardo Laly Gonzalez, Lucas Vallejo 2
158 BELGIUM Team Laurent Lemaire/Stephanie Blockx, Michel Gusbin, Daniel Masy 5
ARGENTINA San Juan Martin Durval Osores/Tania Diaz Estevez, Lucas Excequiel Masman, Jorge Ruiz 1
BRAZIL Advogado Aventureiro Euder Melo De Almeida/Araujo Jeyller Henrique, Carmen Salas, Marco Costa 6
BRAZIL Harpya-Advogado /Kailash Pedro Rodrigues/Diogo Alves, Paula Barros Pereira,Magno Pierre Seabra 7
BRAZIL KAILASH Jose Elias Martins Neto/Oreste Vanderlei Friedrich,Mariana Pontes Marques,Helcio Terres8
COLOMBIA Explorer BosiMirtha Realpe Palacios/John Cadena Alvira, Gabriel Castaño,Julian Muñoz 10
COLOMBIA Seti Traxion 1Ricardo Velez/Juan Aristizabal, Edgar Ocampo Madrigal, Lina Vargas 13
COLOMBIA Seti Traxion 2 Claudia Restrepo/Juan Acevedo, David Posada Quevedo, Jorge Mario Rodríguez 14
ECUADOR Fairis Bernardo Vintimilla/ Jorge Brito, Monica Del Carmen Ñanculef, Edison Rivera 15
ECUADOR IdealAlambrec Santiago Davila/Victoria Calisto, Pepe Carrion, Pedro Martin Jurado Fiallo 19
ECUADOR Incalink Luis Fernando Becdach/Patricio Albuja, Catalina Ontaneda, Thomas Proulx 20
ECUADOR Ñaupak-Pastaza Wilvert Carvajal/Sandra Aguilar Villamarin, Hernán Mise, Raul Rivadeneira 22
ECUADOR Explorer Biosil Juan José Reyes Ochoa/Alex Caamaño, Pedro Egues, Alejandrina Villacres 24
ECUADOR Sinche Pachamama Xavier Chiriboga/Philippe Cazar, Gonzalo Garcia, Fer Torres 25
ECUADOR Wari Moderna Benefit Rene Avila/Felipe Borja, Paola Gandara, Gabriel Montero 27
GUATEMALA Hombres De Maíz /Netzer Quan /Andres Duarte, Gabriela Molina, Julioandre Piedra Santa 38
ITALY Freemindteam Giuseppe (Beppe) Scotti/Marco Ilario Ponteri, Laura Scaravonati, Andrea Villa 40
UNITED KINGDOM Peaklife Sport Jo Inge Fjellstad /Wendy Fjellstad, Christine Howard, Karl Webster 45
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ARWS - Adventure Racing World Series ha añadido 4 fotos nuevas — con Kim Collison y Sally Ozanne.
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The worlds best 50 adventure racing teams, representing 30 countries, are currently competing in the 700km Adventure Racing (AR) World Championship 2014 in Ecuador.
Teams are trekking, mountain biking and kayaking over a 700km course. They will travel up to 4,500m altitude in the Andes, through the Amazon jungle, cross from the Southern to Northern Hemispheres and finally down to the tropical beaches of the Pacific Ocean.
The live website contains an incredible tracking map showing the exact location of teams, who are carrying satellite tracking devices, even when they are in the most remote terrain of Ecuador. It also brings together incredible imagery, race reports, leaderboard, team pages and much more.
The race began with a spectacular opening ceremony in the historic Plaza de San Francisco in the old town of Quito. Teams were introduced by nationality on a grand stage at the top of the Plaza. Following was the technical briefing and course hand out at the famous National Teatro Sucre.
The race is now underway with the top 5 teams racing within one hour of each other. In adventure racing terms, with an estimated finish time of 5 days, this is incredibly close racing!
The AR World Series unites in competition the worlds best endurance athletes at premiere Qualifier events around the globe. The top two teams at each of these races gain a coveted position on the start line of the annual pinnacle of the sport, the AR World Championship.
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AR World Championship 2014 - Top 10 finished, rest of the field racing for Mompiche
The AR World Championship 2014 has seen the worlds top 10 teams finish an epic 700km course up to 4,500m in the Andes, through the Amazon jungle, from the Southern to Northern Hemispheres and finally down to the tropical beaches of the Pacific Ocean.
Team New Zealand Seagate crossed the finish line in first position to become the Adventure Racing World Champions of 2014, after 4.5 days of racing over an incredible 700km course through Ecuador. As a team this is their second world championship win, having previously won the championship in France in 2012.
Second place was Team Spain Columbia Vidaraid 4:30 hours behind, notching up another 2nd place to match their second at the previous AR World Championship 2013.
The excitement through the country of Ecuador however was palpable as their home team, Ecuador Movistar, carried their national pride across the line to take the third place podium position. This was their highest placing in the world championship to date.
The unexpected excitement however came from the next four teams and their dramatic but somewhat confusing race over the last 1km of the 700km course. The worlds adventure media were gathered at the finish line waiting in the expectation of seeing an exhausted Team France Caffte UPS Maurien/Vanois, reigning world champions stumble to the line. Then there were shouts of “That’s Tecnu” as a team came into sight, and a confused cheer went through the crowd. Team USA Tecnu, UK adidas Terrex and France Raidlight, had been racing closely over the last leg not realising the problems Team France Caffte UPS Maurien/Vanois were having in front of them. USA Tecnu thinking the British or the other French team had got ahead of them put in a sprint overtaking a team just 100m from the finish line - and jumped with joy to realise they had moved into 4th place! A dejected Team France Caffte UPS Maurien/Vanois crossed the finish line just a minute behind in 5th. Team adidas Terrex in an almost replay of the previous two teams, overtook team France Raidlight also in the last few hundred metres before the finish line for 6th place and 7th going to the French.
The top ten teams were rounded out with Czech Republic Blackhill/ Opavanet in 8th, Sweden Swedish Armed Forces in 9th and Switzerland R’adys in 10th.
Of the 50 teams who started, 10 have finished, 12 have retired and the rest are continuing to race over the last 2 days of the event.
Follow teams progress at the live race site at www.arworldchampionship.com The website contains a wealth of imagery, videos, interviews, reports as well as the live tracking. Leave a message of support or congratulations for your favourite team through the Trail Mail feature on the site.
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