2010 World Mountain Running Championships
The 26th Mountain Running World Championships ( 26th World Mountain Running Championships ) of the World Mountain Running Association ( WMRA ) were held in the Slovenian town of Kamnik on 5 September 2010. They consisted of four competitions, which led to the Velika Planina. The men coped with (uphill 1295 m and 75 m downhill) a course of 12 km in length with a net increase of 1220 meters of altitude. The women and juniors started over a distance of 8.5 km with a net increase of 960 meters in altitude ( 1035 m uphill and 75 m downhill) and the junior women over a distance of 4.5 km with a net increase of 420 meters above sea level (430 m uphill and 10 m downhill).
For the seniors competitions athletes were admitted who were at least 18 years old on 31 December 2010, for the junior competitions those who were 16-19 years old on December 31, 2010.
In all events there was ever a team ranking, in which the positions of the top four, which in the Junior Women that of the two best runners of every nation were added in the men with the women and juniors of the best three and.
39 countries as never before participated in the World Championships, so many.
Results
Individual classification
149 runners crossed the finish line.
Placements of participants from German-speaking countries:
Gerd Frick ( ITA) from South Tyrol came on the 35th.
Team standings
24 teams came in the standings. The Austrian team finished with 194 points, the ninth and the German with 231 points in eleventh place.
Women
Individual classification
69 runners crossed the finish line.
More Results from participants from German-speaking countries:
Team standings
13 teams came in the standings. The Austrian team finished with 89 points in eighth place.
Junior
Individual classification
76 runners crossed the finish line.
Placements of participants from German-speaking countries:
- 8: Toni Palzer (GER ), 48:44
- 9: Fabian mandrake (GER ), 49:03
- 10: Martin Mattle (AUT ), 49:07
- 15: Daniel Lustenberger (SUI ), 49:48
- 21: Jean -Baptiste Salamin (AUT ), 50:33
- 46: David Brunner (AUT ), 53:03
- 59: Christoph Aschaber (AUT ), 56:50
- 66: Jeremy Hunt ( SUI), 59:52
Team standings
19 teams came in the standings. The Swiss team finished with 102 points, the tenth and the Austrian with 115 points 13th place.
Junior Women
Individual classification
51 runners crossed the finish line.
Placements of participants from German-speaking countries:
Team standings
17 teams came in the standings. The German team finished ninth with 41 points and the Austrian with 48 points in tenth place.