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Season 2009 Denmark It was an excellent season for the Danish Ultraløb. There were 2 results of international class both performed by Lars Kristoffersen He won the 6-day race in Gothenburg, where he sat with NO 853.370km I Per Brolling were No 3, and Maibritt Hansen was no 4 in women 3 weeks later he was No 2 in the tradition-rich Spartathlon Next season, it is not inconceivable that he can win the World Cup, if otherwise he participates World Cup in Bergamo he was No 2 well into the race. Unfortunately, he got a kneeinjury, and may be deleted Cristian Frimann and Vagn Kirkelund did it nicely, and reached respectively 213 and 206 km Mette Pilgaard was best placed Danish woman of about 190 km, while Maibritt Hansen reached approximately 172nd Anne Marie Rossen got early stomach problems, but continued and reached well over 150 km The season started with Indoor 24 Hours in Aarhus, which I won with 216 km Lars Kristoffersen became Danish Champion on Bornholm with 230 km Christian Friman was NO 2 with 211.968 and Thomas Steensberg No 3 with 204,370 Mette Pilgaard regained easily and effortlessly with its DM 185,916 km In Holte won Leon Hansen, where I was No 2 and in Viborg Frederik Lassen won, and subsequently made Danish record of 100 Miles of Mothers with 15:19:23. A large breakthrough for him It was the first time that Thomas Steen Berg and Frederick Lassen came over 200 miles in 24 Hours 100 km in Stige was Ultra Ole best Dane DM was won by Charlie Prødel after fierce battle with Ultra Ole All-time list 24 Hours Årsbedste 24 Hours Spartathlon
Spartathlon was a great triumph for the Scandinavian runners, since
Lars Christoffersen improved its 3rd place from last year, and was no
2, while Jon Harald Berge from Norway was No 3 The race was won by favorites Ryochi Sekya Japan in 23:48:24 He took the lead about midway, after the Dutchman Lantink ending as NO 5 led Best-placed woman was Japanese Inagaki Sumi at 27:39:49 by No 14 Danish locations: 2 Lars Christoffersen 24:31:45 46 Vagn Kirkelund 32:25:55 108 Gert Hougaard 35:12:27 109 Henrik Schriver 35:12:27 110 Ole Bastholm Albertsen 35:16:32 113 Mette Pilgaard 35:20:30 Results Previous Winners Mors 100 Miles 3. Mors 100 miles was settled d 19-20 September Who put 3 strong Hungarians to begin, and they were No 1, 2 and 4 Frederk Lassen got in between them The hard route won Attila Wozar in the impressive time 13:28:16 Janos Zabari was No 2 in 15:09:43 ahead Frederk Lassen, who sat with DR 15:19:23 It came to a sprint showdown with Mihaly Molnar and Ole Karlsen on 4th place where Molnar struck Karlsen with 2 seconds and ran at 15:44:31 Results Race website
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It all started with a Myth from ancient Greece. About the soldier Pheidippides, who run from Marathon to Athen to declare the victory over the persian army. After that he diedMarathon has been a part of The Olympics since the beginning in 1896 The women made their entrance in 1984 with a victory to Joan Benoit The European Championship has been held since 1934 for Men, and from 1982 for Women The Commonwealth, a kind of Olympics for the old British Empire has been held since 1930 The Pan American Games has been held since 1954, and The World Championship since 1983 In the big Cities of the World every year is run by thousands of runners. The oldest Marathon is Boston which has been held since 1897 Other important Marathons are London, New York, Berlin and Rotterdam Longer distance than Marathon are called Ultra Marathons Webmaster My name is Per Brolling, now 54 years I started to run in Alborg Athletic Club in 1988 after having run for myself in a couple of years Then I started around 1994 to have problems with my back and knees After having lost 2 seasons because of injuries, I contacted a doctor to be examined It turned out that I had osteoarthritis of the knees. The next few years, I could not even run. In winter, I could barely walk Then I got a mountain bike and began to roll around in the hills, to strengthen the knees One day I thought, I start to run again It went slowly very slowly, but I was happy at all to run again I switched so distance and began to run Ultra, also not to compare results from in the past Ultra races have both given me many joys and disappointments. I had 3 24 hour race in a row where I was sick for 2 and injured in the 3rd It did not help that I had a long-term injury, which I could not get rid of, which meant that I could not train properly. As compensation, I went many long trips, some up to one week. So I had 2 seasons without a single result The turning point came last year in Holte, where I got 167.5 kilometers. Later this year, I ran 188 km in Viborg. The injury disappeared shortly after the race in Viborg, and for the first time in many years I was able to train optimally The result proved indeed by me in May 2008 was Danish Champion with 223,356 km. improving my PR of 35 km Best Results 6-day course 721.9 Gothenburg 2009 24 Hours : 223 km Bornholm 2008 216 km Aarhus 2009 189.6 Km Holte 2009 188 Km Viborg 2007 182 km Bornholm 2004 178 km Holte 2008 178 km Viborg 2003 100 Km 9:19 Stige 2002 Marathon 2:47:08 Aarhus 1989 2:50:58 Køge 1990 2:51:02 Boulevard Marathon 1993 30 Km 1:51:15 Ringkøbing 1989 1:56:27 Randers 1988 Half Marathon 1:15:54 Skien, Norway 1991? 1:16:20 Aalborg 1991 20 Km 1:11:11 Odense 1989 1:11:20 Skive 1989 1:11:40 Herning 1990 10 Km 33:45 Course Aalborg 1990 34:00 Track Aalborg 1991 pbrolling@yahoo.com
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