- Results[1] Men individual 9.15km Men teams Women individual 4.65km Women teams Junior men individual 6.15km Junior men teams Junior women individual 3.15km Junior women teams
- References
- External links
{{Infobox XC Championships |Name = 2001 European Cross Country Championships |Logo = Thun2001logo.png |Size = |Organisers = EAA |Edition = 8th |Date = 9 December |Host city = Thun, Switzerland {{flagicon|Switzerland}} |Location = |Nations participating = |Athletes participating = |Races = 4 |Distances = 9.15 km – Men 4.65 km – Women 6.15 km – Junior men 3.15 km – Junior women |Website = |Previous = 2000 Malmö |Next = 2002 Medulin }}The 8th European Cross Country Championships were held at Thun in Switzerland on 9 December 2001. Serhiy Lebid took his second title in the men's competition and Yamna Belkacem won the women's race. Results[1]Men individual 9.15kmPos. | Runners | Time |
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{{goca}} | {{Flagicon|UKR}} Serhiy Lebid | 27:52 | {{Sica}} | {{Flagicon|NED}} Kamiel Maase | 28:05 | {{Brca}} | {{Flagicon|ESP}} Antonio David Jiménez | 28:10 | 4. | {{Flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele De Nard | 28:11 | 5. | {{Flagicon|SUI}} Christian Belz | 28:12 | 6. | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Sam Haughian | 28:12 | 7. | {{Flagicon|ESP}} José Carlos Adán | 28:13 | 8. | {{Flagicon|FRA}} Mustapha El Ahmadi | 28:13 | 9. | {{Flagicon|SWE}} Claes Nyberg | 28:14 | 10. | {{Flagicon|POR}} Paulo Guerra | 28:15 | 11. | {{Flagicon|FRA}} Augusto Gomes | 28:17 | 12. | {{Flagicon|ESP}} José Manuel García | 28:18 |
Total 77 competitors Men teamsPos. | Team | Points |
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{{goca}} | {{ESP}} Antonio David Jiménez José Carlos Adán José Manuel García Alejandro Gómez
| 40 | {{Sica}} | {{FRA}} | 50 | {{Brca}} | {{POR}} | 72 | 4. | {{ITA}} | 74 | 5. | {{GBR}} | 92 | 6. | {{BEL}} | 135 | 7. | {{NED}} | 143 | 8. | {{RUS}} | 160 |
Total 12 teams Women individual 4.65kmPos. | Runners | Time |
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{{goca}} | {{Flagicon|FRA}} Yamna Belkacem | 15:48 | {{Sica}} | {{Flagicon|RUS}} Olga Romanova | 15:49 | {{Brca}} | {{Flagicon|POL}} Justyna Bąk | 15:51 | 4. | {{Flagicon|SCG}} Olivera Jevtić | 15:52 | 5. | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Liz Yelling | 15:55 | 6. | {{Flagicon|POR}} Helena Sampaio | 15:55 | 7. | {{Flagicon|POR}} Inês Monteiro | 15:56 | 8. | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Hayley Yelling | 15:58 | 9. | {{Flagicon|RUS}} Anastasiya Zubova | 16:01 | 10. | {{Flagicon|POR}} Analídia Torre | 16:03 | 11. | {{Flagicon|ROM}} Mihaela Botezan | 16:05 | 12. | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Kathy Butler | 16:08 |
Total 84 competitors Women teamsPos. | Team | Points |
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{{goca}} | {{POR}} Helena Sampaio Inês Monteiro Analídia Torre Ana Dias
| 41 | {{Sica}} | {{GBR}} | 49 | {{Brca}} | {{FRA}} | 66 | 4. | {{RUS}} | 71 | 5. | {{IRL}} | 116 | 6. | {{ROM}} | 137 | 7. | {{ESP}} | 138 | 8. | {{HUN}} | 140 |
Total 13 teams Junior men individual 6.15kmPos. | Runners | Time |
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{{goca}} | {{Flagicon|UKR}} Vasyl Matviychuk | 19:29 | {{Sica}} | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Mo Farah | 19:38 | {{Brca}} | {{Flagicon|ITA}} Stefano Scaini | 19:39 | 4. | {{Flagicon|ROM}} Mircea Bogdan | 19:39 | 5. | {{Flagicon|ROM}} Cosmin Suteu | 19:43 | 6. | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Adam Bowden | 19:43 | 7. | {{Flagicon|POR}} Bruno Saramago | 19:44 | 8. | {{Flagicon|FRA}} Jeremy Pierrat | 19:45 |
Total 90 competitors Junior men teamsPos. | Team | Points |
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{{goca}} | {{GBR}} Mo Farah Adam Bowden Matthew Bowser Andrew Lemoncello
| 54 | {{Sica}} | {{POR}} | 67 | {{Brca}} | {{FRA}} | 68 | 4. | {{ITA}} | 79 | 5. | {{ESP}} | 98 | 6. | {{IRL}} | 118 | 7. | {{BEL}} | 140 | 8. | {{BLR}} | 147 |
Total 13 teams Junior women individual 3.15kmPos. | Runners | Time |
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{{goca}} | {{Flagicon|TUR}} Elvan Abeylegesse | 10:35 | {{Sica}} | {{Flagicon|RUS}} Tatyana Chulakh | 10:53 | {{Brca}} | {{Flagicon|YUG}} Snezana Kostic | 10:54 | 4. | {{Flagicon|RUS}} Inga Abitova | 11:02 | 5. | {{Flagicon|GBR}} Charlotte Dale | 11:07 | 6. | {{Flagicon|BEL}} Mieke Geens | 11:09 | 7. | {{Flagicon|TUR}} Türkan Erismis | 11:11 | 8. | {{Flagicon|FIN}} Elina Lindgren | 11:11 |
Total 84 competitors Junior women teamsPos. | Team | Points |
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{{goca}} | {{RUS}} Tatyana Chulakh Inga Abitova Marina Ivanova Tatyana Petrova
| 35 | {{Sica}} | {{GBR}} | 54 | {{Brca}} | {{TUR}} | 79 | 4. | {{FIN}} | 96 | 5. | {{FRA}} | 115 | 6. | {{ESP}} | 129 | 7. | {{GER}} | 147 | 8. | {{ROM}} | 154 |
Total 15 teams References1. ^{{cite web |title=THUN (Sveitsi) 9.12.2001 Maastojuoksun EM-kilpailut |publisher=Suomen Urheiluliitto |date=Feb 1, 2002 |accessdate=Jul 23, 2009 |url=http://www.sul.fi/index.php?sivutunniste=1&sivuitem=99&riviavain=79&resultitem=3593 |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/5iXYWHQEu?url=http://www.sul.fi/index.php?sivutunniste=1&sivuitem=99&riviavain=79&resultitem=3593 |archivedate=2009-07-25 |deadurl=no |df= }}
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