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Athletics IAAF Gold World Cross Country Tour 2022 - 2023 (LII Gran Premio Cáceres Campo a Través)


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Men's Cross Country 10.0km
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Yann SCHRUB
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27:43
2.
Santiago CATROFE
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27:49
3.
Isaac KIMELI
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27:55
4.
Abdessamad OUKHELFEN
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27:57
5.
Peter WANJIRU
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28:08
6.
Fernando CARRO
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28:18
7.
Valentin GONDOUIN
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28:32
8.
Houssame Eddine BENABBOU
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28:55
9.
David BASCUÑANA
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28:57
10.
Lahcen AIT ALIBOU
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29:07
11.
Noah SCHUTTE
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29:09
12.
Jorge GONZALEZ RIVERA
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29:21
13.
Gonzalo PARRA
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29:31
14.
Ibrahim EZZAYDOUNI
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29:43
15.
Alejandro JIMENEZ
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30:06
16.
Yago ROJO
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30:33
17.
Nuno FERNANDES
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30:53
18.
Kevin GUERRI
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30:58
19.
Daniel Antonio DÍAZ
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31:19
20.
Aitor SANCHEZ
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31:35
21.
Alejandro NOVILLO
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31:50
22.
Javier DIAZ
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32:01
23.
Rubén ÁLVAREZ
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32:14
24.
Carlos GAZAPO BRAVO
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32:22
25.
Alexandre Miguel CARRILHO
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32:54
26.
Juan Jose MÁRQUEZ LÓPEZ
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33:09
27.
Pablo REGUERO
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34:13
28.
Alberto GAZAPO
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34:21
29.
Luis CORDERO
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35:00
30.
Rodrigo GALLEGO
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36:03
31.
Javier GONZALEZ
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38:13
32.
Jose Carlos DONOSO
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38:56
33.
Sergio GARCIA
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42:12
34.
Daniel DIAZ
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42:38
35.
Jaime ARIAS
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45:52
36.
Theo BALJON
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56:01
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Women's Cross Country 10.0km
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1.
Nancy CHEPLETING MELI
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32:41
2.
Veerle BAKKER
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32:48
3.
Laura LUENGO
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32:53
4.
Silke JONKMAN
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33:11
5.
Edymar BREA
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33:24
6.
Katerine TISALEMA
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34:24
7.
Blanca FERNÁNDEZ
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34:47
8.
Almi NERURKAR
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34:57
9.
Clara VIÑARAS
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35:13
10.
Diana MARTÍN
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35:23
11.
Carla GALLARDO
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36:16
12.
Maria FORERO
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36:49
13.
Cristina DURAN
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37:38
14.
Monica Filipa MAGALHAES
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38:28
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