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OPEN WATER MEDALLISTS AND STATISTICS

Last updated on March 2017

Copyright FINA, Lausanne 2017 In memory of Jean-Louis Meuret

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CONTENT

1. Introduction 3 2. Olympic Games (2008-2016) 4

• Women’s podium • Men’s podium 5

3. World Championships (1991-2015) 6 • Programme & NF’s podium • Women’s podium 8

o The Best 9 o Women’s medallists by nation 11

• Men’s podium 13 o The Best 14 o Men’s medallists by nation 16

4. Long Distance Swimming World Cups (1986-1996) 22 • Women’s medallists by nation 23 • Men’s medallists by nation

5. Marathon Swimming World Cup Series (1993/1994 and 1997-2006) 24 • Women and men’s podiums 25 • Women’s medallists by nation 26

o The Best • Men’s medallists by nation 27

o The Best 6. FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup (since 2007) 44

• Organasing cities • Women and men’s podiums 46 • Women’s medallists by nation 47 • Men’s medallists by nation

7. FINA Open Water Grand Prix (since 2007) 64 • Organasing cities • Women and men’s podiums 65 • Women’s medallists by nation • Men’s medallists by nation 66

8. Roll of honour by National Federation 80 • Women

o The Best 84 • Men 86

o The Best 91 9. FINA Members and country codes 93

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INTRODUCTION

In this study you will find a presentation of the FINA international Open Water Swimming events (World Championships, World Cups, Grand Prix) with the standings of the first three places at all events followed by several classifications which are listed either by the number of titles or medals by swimmer or National Federation. These standings only have a historical aim and not any sporting significance. Indeed, the comparison between the achievements of swimmers of different generations is always unfair for several reasons:

1. The period of time with different calendars 2. The evolution of the programme.

This edition may manifest errors; we hope that this will be remedied for the next edition with the assistance of our readers. The FINA Office would be happy to receive any amendments or notification of inaccuracies concerning this brochure. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS The abbreviations used for each National Federation are included at the end of this volume. However, for Germany during the period of 1986-1991, the abbreviation FRG was used for the Federal Republic. The acronym TCH was used for Czechoslovakia (CZE+SVK). Russia was part of USSR until 1991.

T: Team OG: Olympic Games

WCH: World Championships WCp: World Cup

MSWCp: Marathon Swimming World Cup 10kmMSWCp: 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup

OWSGP: Open Water Swimming Grand Prix NF: National Federation

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OLYMPIC GAMES (2008-2016)

Open Water Swimming – 10km Marathon Swimming for men and women – made its entry in the Olympic programme at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. DATES / SITES PARTICIPANTS NF 2008 – BEIJING (CHN) 50 28 2012 – LONDON (GBR) 50 33 2016 – RIO DE JANEIRO (BRA) 50 29

PROGRAMME & NFs’ PODIUM

WOMEN Ind. Event NF with victories… And on the podium 2008 10km 1 – RUS 2 – RUS 1 / GBR 2 2012 10km 1 – HUN 3 – HUN 1 / USA 1 / ITA 1 2016 10KM 1 - NED 3 – NED 1 / ITA 2 / BRA 3 MEN Ind. Event NF with victories… And on the podium 2008 10km 1 – NED 3 – NED 1 / GBR 1 / GER 1 2012 10km 1 - TUN 3 – TUN 1 / GER 1 / CAN 1 2016 10KM 1 – NED 3 – NED 1 / GRE 2 / FRA 3

WOMEN’S PODIUM

10 km 2008 – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h59m27s7; 2. Keri-Anne Payne (GBR) 1h59m29s2; 3. Cassandra Patten (GBR) 1h59m31s0 2012 – 1. Eva Risztov (HUN) 1h57m38s2; 2. Haley Anderson (USA) 1h57m38s6; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 1h57m41s8 2016 – 1. Sharon Van Rouwendaal (NED) 1:56:32.10; 2. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 1:56:49.50; 3. Poliana Okimoto Cintra (BRA) 1:56:51.40

WOMEN’S NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL MEDALS DISTRIBUTION

NF 1st 2nd 3rd RUS 1 - - 1 HUN 1 - - 1 GBR - 1 1 2 USA - 1 - 1 ITA - 1 1 2 NED 1 - - 1 BRA - - 1 1 Total 3 3 3 9

WOMEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION

GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Keri-Anne PAYNE – 2/2008/10km

Cassandra PATTEN – 3/2008/10km

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BRA / BRAZIL Poliana OKIMOTO – 3/2016/10km HUN / HUNGARY Eva RISZTOV – 1/2012/10km ITA / ITALY Rachele BRUNI – 2/2016/10km Martina GRIMALDI – 3/2012/10km

NED / NETHERLANDS Sharon Van Rouwendaal – 1/2016/10km RUS / RUSSIA Larissa ILCHENKO – 1/2008/10km USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Haley ANDERSON – 2/2012/10km

MEN’S PODIUM

10 km 2008 – 1. Maarten Van der Weijden (NED) 1h51m51s6; 2. David Davies (GBR) 1h51m53s1; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h51m53s6 2012 – 1. Oussama Mellouli (TUN) 1h49m55s1; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h49m58s5; 3. Richard Weinberger (CAN) 1h50m00s3 2016 – 1. Ferry Weertman (NED) 1:52:59.80; 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1:52:59.80; 3. Marc-Antoine Olivier (FRA) 1:53:02.00

MEN’S NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL MEDALS DISTRIBUTION

NF 1st 2nd 3rd NED 2 - - 2 TUN 1 - - 1 GER - 1 2 2 GBR - 1 - 1 CAN - - 1 1 GRE - 1 - 1 FRA - - 1 1 Total 3 3 3 9

MEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION

CAN / CANADA Richard WEINBERGER – 3/2012/10km NED / NETHERLANDS Maarten VAN DER WEIJDEN – 1/2008/10km Ferry WEERTMAN – 1/2016/10km FRA / FRANCE Marc-Antoine OLIVIER – 3/2016/10km GBR / GREAT BRITAIN

David DAVIES – 2/2008/10km GER / GERMANY Thomas LURZ – 3/2008/10km, 2/2012/10km GRE / GREECE Spyridon GIANNIOTIS – 2/2016/10km TUN / TUNISIA Oussama MELLOULI – 1/2012/10km

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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (1991-2015)

Since 1991, Open Water Swimming (or Long Distance Swimming) appeared on the programme of the general FINA World Championships with the other FINA disciplines. Between 2000 and 2010, one edition of FINA World Open Water Swimming Championships (*) was organised between each FINA World Championships. In 2012, the first World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships was held in Welland (Ont.), Canada from August 16-19.

DATES / SITES PARTICIPANTS NF 1991 – PERTH (AUS) 1994 – ROME (ITA) 65 26 1998 – PERTH (AUS) 80 26 2000 – HONOLULU (USA)* 164 34 2001 – FUKUOKA (JPN) 104 30 2002 – SHARM EL SHEIKH (EGY)* 89 26 2003 – BARCELONA (ESP) 118 26 2004 – DUBAI (UAE)* 90 26 2005 – MONTREAL (CAN) 104 25 2006 – NAPLES (ITA)* 98 29 2007 – MELBOURNE (AUS) 128 43 2008 – SEVILLE (ESP)* 215 38 2009 – ROME (ITA) 154 27 2010 – ROBERVAL (CAN)* 134 30 2011 – SHANGHAI (CHN) 177 45 2013 – BARCELONA (ESP) 175 43 2015 – KAZAN (RUS) 191 52

PROGRAMME & NFs’ PODIUM

WOMEN Ind. events Team NF with victories… and on the podium 1991 25 km 1 - AUS 2 - AUS 1 / USA 2 1994 25 km 1 - AUS 2 - AUS 2 / HUN 1 1998 5, 25 km 1 - USA 2 3 - USA, GER & NED 2 2000 5, 10, 25 km 2 - NED 2 / GER 1 4 - ITA & GER 3 / NED 2 / USA 1 2001 5, 10, 25 km 2 - ITA 2 / GER 1 5 - GER 3 / ITA & NED 2 / RUS & AUS 1 2002 5, 10, 25 km 3 - GER / ITA / NED 4 - GER 4 / ITA & NED 2 / SUI 1 2003 5, 10, 25 km 2 - ITA 2 / NED 1 4 - GER 4 / ITA & NED 2 / CZE 1 2004 5, 10, 25 km 2 - GER 2 / RUS 1 6 - RUS 3 / GER 2 / AUS, CZE, NED & USA 1 2005 5, 10, 25 km 2 - NED 2 / RUS 1 5 - NED 3 / GER & ITA 2 / RUS & USA 1 2006 5, 10, 25 km 2 - RUS 2 / GER 1 3 - RUS 5 / BRA & GER 2 2007 5, 10, 25 km 2 - RUS 2 / GER 1 5 - RUS 4 / AUS 2 / GBR, GER & USA 1 2008 5, 10, 25 km 1 - RUS 3 5 - RUS 5 / GBR, NED, USA & ESP 1 2009 5, 10, 25 km 3 - AUS / GBR / GER 6 - RUS 3 / ITA 2 / AUS, BRA, GBR & GER 1 2010 5, 10, 25 km 3 - NED / USA / ITA 7 - ITA 3 / AUS, BRA, ESP, FRA, NED & USA 1 2011 5, 10, 25 km 5 km 4 - BRA / GBR / SUI / USA 9 - AUS 1 / BRA 1 / FRA 1 / GBR 1 / GER 2 /

GRE 1 / ITA 2 / SUI 1 / USA 2 2013 5, 10, 25 km 5 km 4 - BRA / GER / ITA / USA 5 - BRA 5 / GER 3 / GRE 1 / ITA 1 / USA 2 2015 5, 10, 25 km 5km 4 - BRA / GER / FRA / USA 7 – BRA 3 / GER 3 / GRE 1 / FRA 1/ HUN 1/

NED 2 / USA 1

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MEN Ind. events Team NF with victories… and on the podium

1991 25 km 1 - USA 1 3 - USA / ITA / AUS 1994 25 km 1 - CAN 1 3 - CAN / AUS / RUS 1998 5, 25 km 1 - RUS 2 5 - RUS 2 / ARG, AUS, ESP & ITA 1 2000 5, 10, 25 km 2 - RUS 2 / ESP 4 - RUS 4 / ESP 3 / ITA & BUL 1 2001 5, 10, 25 km 2 - RUS 2 / ITA 3 - RUS 4 / ITA 3 / FRA 2 2002 5, 10, 25 km 2 - RUS 2 / ITA 4 - RUS 4 / ITA 3 / ARG & GER 1 2003 5, 10, 25 km 1 - RUS 3 4 - RUS 4 / ESP & GER 2 / BUL 1 2004 5, 10, 25 km 2 - AUS 2 / GER 1 4 - AUS & RUS 3 / GER 2 / GBR 1 2005 5, 10, 25 km 3 - ESP / GER / USA 6 - BUL, GER & USA 2 / AUS, ESP & ITA 1 2006 5, 10, 25 km 2 - GER 2 / AUS 1 6 - GER, ITA & RUS 2 / AUS, BUL & USA 1 2007 5, 10, 25 km 2 - RUS 2 / GER 1 5 - RUS 4 / GER 2 / EGY, GRE & ITA 1 2008 5, 10, 25 km 3 - RUS / GER / NED 5 - RUS 3 / GER & NED 2 / USA & GBR 1 2009 5, 10, 25 km 2 - GER / ITA 7 - GER & USA 2 / AUS, GRE, ITA, RSA & RUS 1 2010 5, 10, 25 km 3 - USA / GER / ITA 5 - RUS 3 / ITA & USA 2 / BUL & GER 1 2011 5, 10, 25 km 5 km 4 - BUL / GER / GRE / USA 7 - AUS 1 / BUL 1 / GER 3 / GRE 2 / HUN 1 / RUS 3

/ USA 1 2013 5, 10, 25 km 5 km 3 - GER / GRE / TUN 7 - BEL 1 / BRA 1 / CAN 1 / GER 4 / GRE 2 / RUS 1

/ TUN 2 2015 5, 10, 25km 5km 4 – ITA / GER / RSA / USA 6 – BRA 1 / GER 2/ GRE 1 / ITA 3 / NED 1 / RSA 1 /

USA 2

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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS – WOMEN’S PODIUMS 5 km 1998 - 1. Erica Rose (USA) 59m23s5; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 1h00m58s5; 3. Peggy Buchse (GER) 1h01m05s8 2000 - 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 1h02m36s29; 2. Kylyn Keller (USA) 1h02m40s42; 3. Viola Valli (ITA) 1h02m41s18 2001 - 1. Viola Valli (ITA) 1h00m23s; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 1h00m49s; 3. Hayley Lewis (AUS) 1h00m52s 2002 - 1. Viola Valli (ITA) 56m52s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 57m01s; 3. Hanna Miluska (SUI) 58m13s 2003 - 1. Viola Valli (ITA) 57m01s.2; 2. Jana Pechanova (CZE) 57m03s9; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 57m06s4 2004 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h03m11s9; 2. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 1h03m43s8; 3. Sara McLarty (USA) 1h03m52s9 2005 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 55m40s1; 2. Margy Keefe (USA) 55m44s3; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 55m46s6 2006 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h08m19s7; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h08m27s6; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 1h08m46s3 2007 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h00m41s3; 2. Ekaterina Seliverstova (RUS) 1h00m43s6; 3. Kate Brookes-Peterson (AUS) 1h00m47s6 2008 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h00m04s6; 2. Ekaterina Seliverstova (RUS) 1h00m07s8; 3. Chloe Sutton (USA) 1h00m09s9 2009 - 1. Melissa Gorman (AUS) 56m55s8; 2. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 56m56s3; 3. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 56m59s3 2010 - 1. Eva Fabian (USA) 1h02m00s99; 2. Giorgia Consiglio (ITA) 1h02m01s09; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h02m02s69 2011 - 1. Swann Oberson (SUI) 1h00m39s7; 2. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 1h00m40s1; 3. Ashley Twichell (USA) 1h00m40s2 2013 - 1. Haley Anderson (USA) 56m34s2; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 56m34s4; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 56m44s7 2015 – 1. Haley Anderson (USA) 58m48s4, 2. Kalliopi Araouzou (GRE) 58m49s8; 3. Finnina Wunram (GER) 58m51s0 5 km (Team event) 2011 - 1. Ashley Twichell (57m00s6), Andrew Gemmell (56m59s9), Sean Ryan (57m00s0) (USA); 2. Melissa Gorman (57m01s8), Rhys Mainstone (57m01s7), Ky Hurst (57m01s8) (AUS); 3. Isabelle Haerle (57m44s2), Jan Wolfgarten (57m40s4), Thomas Lurz (57m42s0) (GER) 2013 - 1. Christian Reichert (52m51s1), Thomas Lurz (52m52s9), Isabelle Harle (52m54s9) (GER); 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (54m00s9), Antonios Fokaidis (54m01s5), Kalliopi Araouzou (54m03s3) (GRE); 3. Allan do Carmo (54m02s), Samuel de Bona (54m03s3), Poliana Okimoto (54m03s) (BRA) 2015 – 1. Christian Reichert (55m10s9), Rob Muffels (55m12s1), Isabelle Harle (55m14s4) (GER); 2. Diogo Villarinho (55m29s5), Ana Marcela Cunha (55m31s2), Allan Do Carmo (55m31s2) (BRA); 2. Marcel Schouten (55m30s8), Sharon Van Rouwendaal (55m31s2), Ferry Weertman (55m.31.2) (NED) 10 km 2000 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h06m44s44; 2. Melissa Pasquali (ITA) 2h07m38s85; 3. Peggy Buchse (GER) 2h08m00s30 2001 - 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 2h37m32s; 2. Irina Abyssova (RUS) 2h17m47s; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h17m47s 2002 - 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 1h56m42s25; 2. Viola Valli (ITA) 1h56m42s28; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h56m49s 2003 - 1. Viola Valli (ITA) 1h59m49s9; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h59m51s1; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 1h59m53s 2004 - 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h07m51s7; 2. Jana Pechanova (CZE) 2h07m52s8; 3. Lauren Arndt (AUS) 2h07m53s9 2005 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 1h56m00s5; 2. Federica Vitale (ITA) 1h56m02s5; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 1h56m04s 2006 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h19m40s9; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h10m59s3; 3. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 2h19m59s8 2007 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h03m57s9; 2. Cassandra Patten (GBR) 2h03m58s9; 3. Kate Brookes-Peterson (AUS) 2h03m59s5 2008 - 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h02m02s7; Cassandra Patten (GBR) 2h02m05s8; Yurema Requena (ESP) 2h02m07s2 2009 - 1. Keri-Anne Payne (GBR) 2h01m37s1; 2. Ekatarina Seliverstova (RUS) 2h01m38s; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h01m38s6 2010 - 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h05m45s2; 2. Giorgia Consiglio (ITA) 2h05m57s4; 3. Melissa Gorman (AUS) 2h05m57s9 2011 - 1. Keri Anne Payne (GBR) 2h01m58s1; 2. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h01m59s9; 3. Marianna Lymperta (GRE) 2h02m01s8 2013 - 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h58m19s2; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h58m19s5; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h58m20s2 2015 – 1. Aurélie Muller (FRA) 1h58m04s3; 2. Sharon Van Rouwendaal (NED) 1h58m06s7; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h58m26s5 25 km 1991 - 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 5h21m05s53; 2. Martha Jahn (USA) 5h25m16s67; 3. Karen Burton (USA) 5h28m22s74 1994 - 1. Melissa Cunningham (AUS) 5h48m25s04; 2. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 5h50m13s76; 3. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 5h53m12s82 1998 - 1. Tobbie Smith (USA) 5h31m20s1; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h32m19s2; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h38m06s9 2000 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h30m04s07; 2. Viola Valli (ITA) 5h30m06s06 ; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h30m08s06 2001 - 1. Viola Valli (ITA) 5h56m51s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h00m36s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 6h06m19s 2002 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h11m21s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 6h11m22s43; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h11m22s70 2003 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h35m43s5; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h35m46s1; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h35m46s5 2004 - 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h43m09s6; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h43m09s7; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 5h43m09s6 2005 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h25m06s6; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h25m06s9; 3. Laura La Piana (ITA) 5h25m11s5 2006 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 6h22m46s9; 2. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 6h22m47s8; 3. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 6h22m51s3

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2007 - 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 5h37m11s66; 2. Kalyn Keller (USA) 5h39m39s62; 3. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 5h39m51s51 2008 - 1. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 5h27m48s2; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h27m50s3; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 5h27m53s9 2009 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h47m48s; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 5h47m51s9; 3. Federica Vitale (ITA) 5h47m52s7 2010 - 1. Linsy Heister (NED) 5h52m13s06; 2. Margarita Dominguez Cabezas (ESP) 5h55m59s29; 3. Celia Barrot (FRA) 5h57m02s87 2011 - 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 5h29m22s9; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h29m25s0; 3. Alice Franco (ITA) 5h29m30s8 2013 - 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 5h07m19s7; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h07m19s8; 3. Eva Fabian (USA) 5h07m20s4 2015 – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 5h13m47s3; 2. Anna Olasz (HUN) 5h14m13s4; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h15m07s6

WOMEN’S NATIONAL MEDALS DISTRIBUTION

(Including Team event)

NF 1st 2nd 3rd Total GER 10 8 14 32 RUS 9 8 5 22 NED 7 6 5 18 ITA 7 7 5 19 USA 6 4 5 15 AUS 3 1 6 10 BRA 3 5 5 13 GBR 2 2 - 4 SUI 1 - 1 2 CZE - 2 - 2 ESP - 1 1 2 FRA 1 1 1 3 GRE - 2 1 3 HUN - 2 - 2 Total 49 49 49 147

THE BEST 9 MEDALS: 8 gold, 1 silver Larissa ILCHENKO (RUS, 2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009): 1/2004/5km, 1/2005/5km, 1/2006/10km, 1/2006/25km, 1/2007/5km, 1/2007/10km, 1/2008/5km, 1/2008/10km, 2/2009/5km 15 MEDALS: 6 gold, 5 silver, 4 bronze Edith VAN DIJK (NED, 1998/2000/2001/2002/2003/2004/2005/2008): 2/1998/5km, 3/1998/25km, 1/2000/10km, 1/2000/25km, 3/2001/10km, 2/2001/25km, 2/2002/5km, 1/2002/25km, 3/2003/10km, 1/2003/25km, 2/2004/25km, 3/2005/5km, 1/2005/10km, 1/2005/25km, 2/2008/25km 8 MEDALS: 5 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze Viola VALLI (ITA, 2000/2001/2001/2002/2003): 3/2000/5km, 2/2000/25km, 1/2001/5km, 1/2001/25km, 1/2002/5km, 2/2002/10km, 1/2003/5km, 1/2003/10km 10 MEDALS: 4 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN (GER, 2002/2003/2004/2005/2006/2007): 1/2002/10km, 3/2002/25km, 3/2003/5km, 2/2003/25km, 1/2004/10km, 1/2004/25km, 3/2005/10km, 2/2005/25km, 3/2006/5km, 1/2007/25km 12 MEDALS: 2 gold, 4 silver, 6 bronze Angela MAURER (GER, 2000/2001/2002/2003/2006/2009/2011/2013, 2015): 3/2000/25km, 3/2001/25km, 3/2002/10km, 2/2002/25km, 2/2003/10km, 3/2003/25km, 1/2006/25km, 1/2009/25km, 2/2011/25km, 3/2013/10km, 2/2013/25km, 3/2015/25km

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6 MEDALS: 2 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze Peggy BUCHSE (GER, 1998/2000/2001): 3/1998/5km, 2/1998/25km, 1/2000/5km, 3/2000/10km, 2/2001/5km, 1/2001/10km

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WOMEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION AUS / AUSTRALIA Lauren ARNDT – 3/2004/10km Kate BROOKES-PETERSON – 3/2007/5km, 3/2007/10km Melissa CUNNINGHAM – 1/1994/25km Melissa GORMAN – 1/2009/5km, 3/2010/10km, 2/2011/T/5km Hayley LEWIS – 3/2001/5km Shelley TAYLOR-SMITH – 1/1991/25km, 3/1994/25km BRA / BRAZIL Ana Marcela CUNHA – 3/2010/5km, 1/2011/25km, 3/2013/5km, 2/2013/10km, 2/2015/T Poliana OKIMOTO – 2/2006/5km, 2/2006/10km, 3/2009/5km, 2/2013/5km, 1/2013/10km, 3/2013/T/5km, 1/2015/25km, 3/2015/10km, 2/2015/T CZE / CZECH REPUBLIC Jana PECHANOVA – 2/2003/5km, 2/2004/10km ESP / SPAIN Margarita DOMINGUEZ CABEZAS – 2/2010/25km Yurema REQUENA – 3/2008/10km FRA / FRANCE Celia BARROT – 3/2010/25km Aurelie MULLER – 2/2011/5km, 1/2015/10km GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Cassandra PATTEN – 2/2007/10km, 2/2008/10km Keri-Anne PAYNE – 1/2009/10km, 1/2011/10km GER / GERMANY Peggy BUCHSE – 3/1998/5km, 2/1998/25km, 1/2000/5km, 3/2000/10km, 2/2001/5km, 1/2001/10km Isabelle HARLE – 3/2011/T/5km, 1/2013/T/5km, 3/2015/T Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN – 1/2002/10km, 3/2002/25km, 3/2003/5km, 2/2003/25km, 1/2004/10km, 1/2004/25km, 3/2005/10km, 2/2005/25km, 3/2006/5km, 1/2007/25km Angela MAURER – 3/2000/25km, 3/2001/25km, 3/2002/10km, 2/2002/25km, 2/2003/10km, 3/2003/25km, 1/2006/25km, 1/2009/25km, 2/2011/25km, 3/2013/10km, 2/2013/25km, 3/2015/25km Finnia WUNRAM – 3/2015/5km GRE / GREECE Marianna LYMPERTA – 3/2011/10km Kalliopi ARAOUZOU – 2/2013/T/5km, 2/2015/5km HUN / HUNGARY Rita KOVACS – 2/1994/25km Anna OLASZ – 2/2015/25km ITA / ITALY Giorgia CONSIGLIO – 2/2010/5km, 2/2010/10km Alice FRANCO – 3/2011/25km Martina GRIMALDI – 3/2009/10km, 1/2010/10km, 2/2011/10km, 1/2013/25km Laura LA PIANA – 3/2005/25km Melissa PASQUALI – 2/2000/10km

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Viola VALLI – 3/2000/5km, 2/2000/25km, 1/2001/5km, 1/2001/25km, 1/2002/5km, 2/2002/10km, 1/2003/5km, 1/2003/10km Federica VITALE – 2/2005/10km, 3/2009/25km NED / NETHERLANDS Linsy HEISTER – 1/2010/25km Edith VAN DIJK – 2/1998/5km, 3/1998/25km, 1/2000/10km, 1/2000/25km, 3/2001/10km, 2/2001/25km, 1/2002/25km, 3/2003/10km, 1/2003/25km, 2/2004/25km , 3/2005/5km, 1/2005/10km, 1/2005/25km, 2/2008/25km Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – 2/2015/T, 2/2015/10km, RUS / RUSSIA Irina ABYSSOVA – 2/2001/10km Larissa ILCHENKO – 1/2004/5km, 1/2005/5km, 1/2006/5km, 1/2006/10km, 1/2007/5km, 1/2007/10km, 1/2008/5km, 1/2008/10km, 2/2009/5km Natalia PANKINA – 3/2004/25km, 2/2006/25km, 3/2008/25km Ksenia POPOVA – 2/2004/5km, 3/2006/10km, 3/2006/25km, 3/2007/25km, 1/2008/25km Ekaterina SELIVERSTOVA – 2/2007/5km, 2/2008/5km, 2/2009/10km Anna UVAROVA – 2/2009/25km SUI / SWITZERLAND Swann OBERSON – 1/2011/5km Hanna MILUSKA – 3/2002/5km USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Haley ANDERSON – 1/2013/5km, 1/2015/5km Karen BURTON – 3/1991/25km Eva FABIAN – 1/2010/5km, 3/2013/25km Martha JAHN – 2/1991/25km Margy KEEFE – 2/2005/5km Kalyn KELLER – 2/2000/5km, 2/2007/25km Sara McLARTY – 3/2004/5km Erica ROSE – 1/1998/5km Tobie SMITH – 1/1998/25km Chloe SUTTON – 3/2008/5km Ashley TWICHELL – 3/2011/5km, 1/2011/T/5km

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MEN’S PODIUMS 5 km 1998 - 1. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 55m18s6; 2. Ky Hurst (AUS) 55m24s9; 3. Luca Baldini (ITA) 55m37s4 2000 - 1. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 59m18s23; 2. David Meca (ESP) 59m20s64; 3. Luca Baldini (ITA) 59m20s86 2001 - 1. Luca Baldini (ITA) 55m37s; 2. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 56m31s ; 3. Marco Formentini (ITA) 56m42s 2002 - 1. Luca Baldini (ITA) 51m50s; 2. Stefano Rubaudo (ITA) 51m51s; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 51m52s 2003 - 1. Evgueni Kochkarov (RUS) 53m11s9; 2. Christian Hein (GER) 53m13s9; 3. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 53m14s8 2004 - 1. Grant Cleland (AUS) 56m52s9; 2. Christian Hein (GER) 56m54s1; 3. Josh Santacaterina (AUS) 56m55s5 2005 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 51m17s2; 2. Charles “Chip” Peterson (USA) 51m18s8; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 51m18s9 2006 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h04m32s3; 2. Charles “Chip” Peterson (USA) 1h04m32s7; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 1h04m35s9 2007 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 56m49s6; 2. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 56m50s7; 3. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 56m56s6 2008 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 54m57s3; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 54m58s8; 3. Maarten Van der Weijden (NED) 54m59s8 2009 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 56m26s9; 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 56m27s2; 3. Chad Ho (RSA) 56m41s9 2010 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 57m42s6; 2. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 57m44s1; 3. Francis Crippen (USA) 57m46s5 2011 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 56m16s6; 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 56m17s4; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 56m18s5 2013 - 1. Oussama Mellouli (TUN) 53m30s4; 2. Eric Hedlin (CAN) 53m31s6; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 53m32s2 2015 – 1. Chad Ho (RSA) 55m17s6, 2. Rob Muffels (GER) 55m17s6, Matteo Furlan (ITA) 55m20s0 5 km (Team event) 2011 - 1. Ashley Twichell (57m00s6), Andrew Gemmell (56m59s9), Sean Ryan (57m00s0) (USA); 2. Melissa Gorman (57m01s8), Rhys Mainstone (57m01s7), Ky Hurst (57m01s8) (AUS); 3. Isabelle Haerle (57m44s2), Jan Wolfgarten (57m40s4), Thomas Lurz (57m42s0) (GER) 2013 - 1. Christian Reichert (52m51s1), Thomas Lurz (52m52s9), Isabelle Harle (52m54s9) (GER); 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (54m00s9), Antonios Fokaidis (54m01s5), Kalliopi Araouzou (54m03s3) (GRE); 3. Allan do Carmo (54m02s), Samuel de Bona (54m03s3), Poliana Okimoto (54m03s) (BRA) 2015 – 1. Christian Reichert (55m10s9), Rob Muffels (55m12s1), Isabelle Harle (55m14s4) (GER), 2. Diogo Villarinho (55m29s5), Ana Marcela Cunha (55m31s2), Allan Do Carmo (55m31s2) (BRA), 2. Marcel Shouten (55m30s8), Sharon Van Rouwendaal (55m31s2), Ferry Weertman (55m31s2) (NED) 10 km 2000 - 1. David Meca (ESP) 1h57m10s50; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h57m14s44; 3. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 1h57m15s02 2001 - 1. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 2h01m04s; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h01m06s; 3. Fabio Venturini (ITA) 2h01m11s 2002 - 1. Evgueni Koshkarov (RUS) 1h49m30s; 2. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 1h49m34s; 3. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h49m35s 2003 - 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h50m58s8; 2. Christian Hein (GER) 1h51m06s5; 3. David Meca (ESP) 1h51m08s4 2004 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h54m38s; 2. Alan Bircher (GBR) 1h54m44s8; 3. Danill Serebrennikov (RUS) 1h55m02s8 2005 - 1. Charles “Chip” Peterson (USA) 1h46m38s1; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h46m45s2; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h46m50s4 2006 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h10m39s4; 2. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h10m40s5; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 2h10m40s7 2007 - 1 Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h55m32s52; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h55m32s58; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h55m47s31 2008 - 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h53m21s; 2. David Davies (GBR) 1h53m21s3; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h53m27s2 2009 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h52m06s9; 2. Andrew Gemmell (USA) 1h52m08s3; 3. Francis Crippen (USA) 1h52m10s7 2010 - 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 2h00m59s3; 2. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 2h01m00s6; 3. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h01m03s 2011 - 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h54m24s7; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h54m27s2; 3. Sergey Bolshakov (RUS) 1h54m31s8 2013 - 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h49m11s8; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h49m14s5; 3. Oussama Mellouli (TUN) 1h49m19s2 2015 – 1. Jordan Wilimovsky (USA) 1h49m48s2, 2. Ferry Weertman (NED) 1h50m00s3, 3. Spyriodon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h50m00s7 25 km 1991 - 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 5h01m45s78; 2. Sergio Chariandini (ITA) 5h03m18s81; 3. David O’Brien (AUS) 5h08m53s35 1994 - 1. Greg Streppel (CAN) 5h35m26s56; 2. David Bates (AUS) 5h36m31s70; 3. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 5h37m26s43 1998 - 1. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 5h05m42s1; 2. David Meca (ESP) 5h07m22s9; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 5h07m52s6 2000 - 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 4h55m51s12; 2. David Meca (ESP) 4h56m11s42; 3. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 4h57m03s12 2001 - 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h25m32s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 5h26m00s; 3. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 5h26m36s 2002 - 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h39m14s; 2. Anton Sanatchev (RUS) 5h41m14s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 5h51m16s 2003 - 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h02m20s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 5h02m20s4; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h02m20s6 2004 - 1. Brendan Capell (AUS) 5h05m39s6; 2. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h07m05s2; 3. Evgueni Kochkarov (RUS) 5h07m59s7 2005 - 1. David Meca (ESP) 5h00m21s4; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 5h00m23s6; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h00m28s4 2006 - 1. Josh Santacaterina (AUS) 5h47m34s1; 2. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h48m56s9; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h49m00s2 2007 - 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h16m45s55; 2. Marco Formentini (ITA) 5h18m36s80; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 5h19m23s23 2008 - 1. Maarten Van der Weijden (NED) 5h04m01s1; 2. Mark Warkentin (USA) 5h04m01s6; 3. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h04m02s4

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2009 - 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 5h26m31s6; 2. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 5h26m50s7; 3.Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 5h29m29s3 2010 - 1. Alexander Meyer (USA) 5h32m39s38; 2. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 5h32m40s40; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h33m50s29 2011 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h10m39s8; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 5h11m15s6; 3. Csaba Gercsak (HUN) 5h11m18s1 2013 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 4h47m27s; 2. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 4h47m27s4; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 4h47m28s1 2015 – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 4h53m10s7, 2. Alex Meyer (USA) 4h53m15s1, 3. Matteo Furlan (ITA) 4h54m38s0

MEN’S NATIONAL MEDALS DISTRIBUTION

(Including Team event)

NF 1st 2nd 3rd Total RUS 14 10 15 39 GER 13 8 4 25 ITA 5 6 8 19 USA 5 5 2 12 AUS 3 5 2 10 ESP 2 4 1 7 GRE 2 3 2 5 BUL 1 1 5 7 TUN 1 - 1 2 NED 1 2 2 5 CAN 1 1 - 2 GBR - 2 - 2 FRA - 1 1 2 BEL - 1 - 1 ARG - - 2 2 EGY - - 1 1 RSA 1 - 1 2 HUN - - 1 1 BRA - 1 1 2 Total 49 50 49 146

THE BEST

20 MEDALS: 12 gold, 4 silver, 4 bronze Thomas LURZ (GER, 2002/2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011/2013): 3/2002/5km, 1/2004/10km, 1/2005/5km, 2/2005/10km, 1/2006/5km, 1/2006/10km, 1/2007/5km, 2/2007/10km, 1/2008/5km, 3/2008/10km, 1/2009/5km, 1/2009/10km, 1/2010/5km, 1/2011/5km, 2/2011/10km, 3/2011/T/5km, 3/2013/5km, 2/2013/10km, 1/2013/25km, 1/2013/T/5km 8 MEDALS: 5 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze Yuri KOUDINOV (RUS, 2000/2001/2002/2003/2004/2006/2007/2008): 1/2000/25km, 1/2001/25km, 1/2002/25km, 1/2003/25km, 2/2004/25km, 2/2006/25km, 1/2007/25km, 3/2008/25km 10 MEDALS: 3 gold, 3 silver, 4 bronze Vladimir DYATCHIN (RUS, 2001/2002/2003/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011): 2/2001/10km, 3/2002/10km, 3/2003/5km, 1/2003/10km, 1/2007/10km, 1/2008/10km, 2/2008/5km, 3/2009/25km, 3/2010/10km, 2/2011/25km 7 MEDALS: 2 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze David MECA (ESP, 1998/2000/2003/2005): 2/1998/25km, 2/2000/5km, 1/2000/10km, 2/2000/25km, 3/2003/10km, 2/2003/25km, 1/2005/25km 4 MEDALS: 2 gold, 2 silver Evgeny BEZROUTCHENKO (RUS, 2001/2001): 1/2000/5km, 2/2000/10km, 2/2001/5km, 1/2001/10km 4 MEDALS: 2 gold, 2 bronze Alexei AKATIEV (RUS, 1994/1998/2000): 3/1994/25km, 1/1998/5km, 1/1998/25km, 3/2000/25km Luca BALDINI (ITA, 1998/2000/2001/2002): 3/1998/5km, 3/2000/5km, 1/2001/5km, 1/2002/5km

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6 MEDALS: 2 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze Spyridon GIANNIOTIS (GRE, 2007/2009/2011/2013): 3/2007/5km, 2/2009/5km, 1/2011/10km, 2/2011/5km, 1/2013/10km, 2/2013/T/5km 7 MEDALS: 1 gold, 1 silver, 5 bronze Petar STOYCHEV (BUL, 2000/2003/2005/2006/2010/2011): 2/2000/10km, 3/2003/25km, 3/2005/10km, 3/2005/25km, 3/2006/25km, 3/2010/25km, 1/2011/25km

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MEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION ARG / ARGENTINA Gabriel CHAILLOU – 3/1998/25km, 3/2002/25km AUS / AUSTRALIA David BATES – 2/1994/25km Brendan CAPELL – 1/2004/25km, 2/2005/25km Grant CLELAND – 1/2004/5km Trent GRIMSEY – 2/2009/25km Ky HURST – 2/1998/5km, 2/2011/T/5km Rhys MAINSTONE – 2/2011/T/5km David O’BRIEN – 3/1991/25km Josh SANTACATERINA – 3/2004/5km, 1/2006/25km BEL / BELGIUM Brian RYCKEMAN – 2/2013/25km BRA / BRAZIL Samuel DE BONA – 3/2013/T/5km Allan DO CARMO – 3/2013/T/5km, 2/2015T Diogo VILLARINHO – 2/2015/T BUL / BULGARIA Petar STOYCHEV – 2/2000/10km, 3/2003/25km, 3/2005/10km, 3/2005/25km, 3/2006/25km, 3/2010/25km, 1/2011/25km CAN / CANADA Eric HEDLIN – 2/2013/5km Greg STREPPEL – 1/1994/25km EGY / EGYPT Mohamed EL ZANATY – 3/2007/25km ESP / SPAIN David MECA – 2/1998/25km, 2/2000/5km, 1/2000/10km, 2/2000/25km, 3/2003/10km, 2/2003/25km, 1/2005/25km FRA / FRANCE Stephane GOMEZ – 2/2001/25km Stephane LECAT – 3/2001/25km GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Alan BIRCHER – 2/2004/10km David DAVIES – 2/2008/10km GER / GERMANY Christian HEIN – 2/2003/5km, 2/2003/10km, 2/2004/5km Thomas LURZ – 3/2002/5km, 1/2004/10km, 1/2005/5km, 2/2005/10km, 1/2006/5km, 1/2006/10km, 1/2007/5km, 2/2007/10km, 1/2008/5km, 3/2008/10km, 1/2009/5km, 1/2009/10km, 1/2010/5km, 1/2011/5km, 2/2011/10km, 3/2011/T/5km, 3/2013/5km, 2/2013/10km, 1/2013/25km, 1/2013/T/5km Rob MUFFELS – 1/2015/T, 2/2015/5km Jan WOLFGARTEN – 3/2011/T/5km

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Christian REICHERT – 1/2013/T/5km , 1/2015/T GRE / GREECE Antonios FOKAIDIS – 2/2013/T/5km Spyridon GIANNIOTIS – 3/2007/5km, 2/2009/5km, 1/2011/10km, 2/2011/5km, 1/2013/10km, 2/2013/T/5km, 3/2015/10km HUN / HUNGARY Csaba GERCSAK – 3/2011/25km ITA / ITALY Luca BALDINI – 3/1998/5km, 3/2000/5km, 1/2001/5km, 1/2002/5km Sergio CHARIANDINI – 2/1991/25km Valerio CLERI – 2/2006/10km, 1/2009/25km, 1/2010/10km, 2/2010/25km Simone ERCOLI – 2/2002/10km, 3/2005/5km, 3/2006/5km Marco FORMENTINI – 3/2001/5km, 2/2007/25km Matteo FURLAN – 3/2015/5km, 3/2015/15km Stefano RUBAUDO – 2/2002/5km Simone RUFFINI – 1/2015/25km Fabio VENTURINI – 3/2001/10km NED / NETHERLANDS Marcel SCHOUTEN – 2/2015/T Maarten VAN DER WEIJDEN – 1/2008/25km, 3/2008/5km Ferry WEERTMAN – 2/2015/T, 2/2015/10km RSA / SOUTH AFRICA Chad HO – 3/2009/5km, 1/2015/5km RUS / RUSSIA Alexei AKATIEV – 3/1994/25km, 1/1998/5km, 1/1998/25km, 3/2000/25km Evgeny BEZROUTCHENKO – 1/2000/5km, 2/2000/10km, 2/2001/5km, 1/2001/10km Sergey BOLSHAKOV – 3/2011/10km Evgeny DRATTSEV – 3/2006/10km, 2/2007/5km, 3/2007/10km, 2/2010/5km, 2/2010/10km, 3/2011/5km, 3/2013/25km Vladimir DYATCHIN – 2/2001/10km, 3/2002/10km, 3/2003/5km, 1/2003/10km, 1/2007/10km, 1/2008/10km, 2/2008/5km, 3/2009/25km, 3/2010/10km, 2/2011/25km Evgueni KOSHKAROV – 1/2002/10km, 1/2003/5km, 3/2004/25km Yuri KOUDINOV – 1/2000/25km, 1/2001/25km, 1/2002/25km, 1/2003/25km, 2/2004/25km, 2/2006/25km, 1/2007/25km, 3/2008/25km Anton SANATCHEV – 2/2002/25km Danill SEREBRENNOKOV – 3/2004/10km TUN / TUNISIA Oussama MELLOULI – 1/2013/5km, 3/2013/10km USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Francis CRIPPEN – 3/2009/10km, 3/2010/5km Andrew GEMMELL – 2/2009/10km, 1/2011/T/5km Chad HUNDEBY – 1/1991/25km Alexander MEYER – 1/2010/25km, 2/2015/25km Charles “Chip” PETERSON– 2/2005/5km, 1/2005/10km, 2/2006/5km Sean RYAN – 1/2011/T/5km

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Mark WARKENTIN – 2/2008/25km Jordan WILIMOVSKI – 1/2015/10km

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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1991-2015 – Distribution of Medals by Event

5 KM WOMEN* G S B Total 1.RUS 5 4 - 9 2.USA 4 2 3 9 3.ITA 3 1 1 5 4.GER 1 1 5 7 5.AUS 1 - 2 3 6.SUI 1 - 1 2 7.BRA - 2 3 5 8.NED - 2 1 3 9.CZE - 1 - 1 9.FRA - 1 - 1 9.GRE - 1 - 1 Total 15 15 15 46 5 KM MEN* G S B Total 1.GER 7 3 2 12 2.RUS 3 4 2 9 3.ITA 2 1 6 9 4.AUS 1 1 1 3 5.RSA 1 - 1 2 6.TUN 1 - - 1 7.USA - 2 1 3 7.GRE - 2 1 3 9.ESP - 1 - 1 9.CAN - 1 - 1 11.NED - - 1 1 Total 15 15 15 49 10 KM WOMEN G S B Total 1.RUS 3 2 1 6 1.GER 3 1 4 8 3.ITA 2 5 1 8 4.GBR 2 2 - 4 5.NED 2 1 2 5 6.BRA 1 2 1 4 7.FRA 1 - - 1 8.CZE - 1 - 1 9.AUS - - 3 3 10.GRE - - 1 1 10.ESP - - 1 1 Total 14 14 14 44

Winners: Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 5 Gold; Viola Valli (ITA) 3 Gold; Peggy Buchse (GER), Melissa Gorman (AUS), Swann Oberson (SUI), Eva Fabian, Erica Rose (USA) 1 Gold; Haley Anderson (USA) 2 Gold *Individual event only Winners: Thomas Lurz (GER) 7 Gold, 1 bronze; Luca Baldini (ITA) 2 Gold; Grant Cleland (AUS), Alexei Akatiev, Evgueni Bezroutchenko & Evgueni Kochkarov (RUS), Oussama Mellouli (TUN) 1 Gold; Chad Ho (RSA) 1 Gold *Individual event only Winners: Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 3 Gold; Keri-Anne Payne (GBR), Britta Kamrau (GER) & Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2 Gold; Peggy Buchse (GER), Viola Valli & Martina Grimaldi (ITA), Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1 Gold; Aurelie Muller (FRA) 1 Gold

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10 KM MEN Winners: Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS), Thomas Lurz (GER) 3 Gold; Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 2 Gold; David Meca (ESP), Valerio Cleri (ITA), Evgueni Bezroutchenko & Evgueni Koshkarov (RUS), “Chip” Peterson (USA) 1 Gold; Jordan Wilimovsky (USA) 1 Gold

25 KM WOMEN

Winners: Edith van Dijk (NED) 4 Gold; Britta Kamrau-Corestein & Angela Maurer (GER) 2 Gold; Shelley Taylor-Smith & Mellissa Cunningham (AUS), Marcela Cunha (BRA), Margarita Dominguez Cabezas (ESP), Celia Barrot (FRA), Viola Valli & Martina Grimaldi (ITA), Ksenia Popova (RUS), Tobie Smith (USA) 1 Gold; Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1 Gold

25 KM MEN

Winners: Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5 Gold; Brendan Capell (AUS), Petar Stoychev (BUL), Gregory Streppel (CAN), David Meca (ESP), Thomas Lurz (GER), Valerio Cleri (ITA), Simone Ruffini (ITA), Maarten Van der Weijden (NED), Alexei Akatiev (RUS), Chad Hundeby & Alexander Meyer (USA) 1 Gold

G S B Total 1.RUS 5 2 7 14 2.GER 3 5 1 9 3.USA 2 1 1 4 3.GRE 2 - 1 3 5.ITA 1 2 1 4 6.ESP 1 - 1 2 7.GBR - 2 - 2 8.BUL - 1 1 2 9.NED - 1 - 1 10.TUN - - 1 1 Total 14 14 14 42

G S B Total 1.NED 5 3 1 9 2.GER 4 6 5 15 3.ITA 2 1 3 6 4.AUS 2 - 1 3 5.BRA 2 - - 2 6.RUS 1 2 4 7 7.USA 1 2 2 5 8.HUN - 2 - 2 9.ESP - 1 - 1 10.FRA - - 1 1 Total 17 17 17 47

G S B Total 1.RUS 6 4 6 16 2.AUS 2 3 1 6 2.ITA 2 3 1 6 4.USA 2 1 - 3 5.ESP 1 3 - 4 6.BUL 1 - 4 5 7.GER 1 - - 1 7.CAN 1 - - 1 7.NED 1 - - 1 7.FRA - 1 1 2 10.BEL - 1 - 1 11.ARG - - 2 2 12.HUN - - 1 1 12.EGY - - 1 1 Total 17 17 17 50

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GENERAL STANDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MEDALS DISTRIBUTION (Individual events only)

Women Men

NF 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. Total RUS 9 8 5 22 14 10 15 39 61 GER 8 8 13 29 11 8 3 22 51 ITA 7 7 5 19 5 6 8 19 38 USA 5 4 5 14 4 5 2 11 25 NED 7 6 4 17 1 1 1 3 20 AUS 3 - 6 9 3 4 2 9 18 BRA 3 4 4 11 - - - 0 11 ESP - 1 1 2 2 4 1 7 9 GRE - 1 1 2 2 2 2 6 8 BUL - - - 0 1 1 5 7 7 GBR 2 2 - 4 - 2 - 2 6 FRA 1 1 1 3 - 1 1 2 5 HUN - 2 - 2 - - 1 1 3 CZE - 2 - 2 - - - 0 2 ARG - - - 0 - - 2 2 2 SUI 1 - 1 2 - - - 0 2

CAN - - - 0 1 1 - 2 2 TUN - - - 0 1 - 1 2 2 RSA - - - 0 1 - 1 2 2 BEL - - - 0 - 1 - 1 1 EGY - - - 0 - - 1 1 1 Total 46 46 46 138 46 46 46 138 276

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LONG DISTANCE SWIMMING WORLD CUPS 1986-1996

1986 – LAKE WINDERMERE (GBR), 9 August 1986 – ISMAILIA (EGY), 10 October 1988 – EVIAN (FRA), 14 July 1992 – ROBERVAL (CAN), 10-12 July 1994 – ALASSIO (ITA), 18 June (Super final of a Series) 1996 – LAUSANNE (SUI) & Evian (FRA), 14 July

PODIUMS WOMEN 1986 - 1. Alexa Reetz (USA) 6h42m; 2. Gisela Slavitczek (HUN) 7h08m; 3. Bridget Young (GBR) 7h12m 1986 - 1. Gisela Szlavitsek (HUN) 6h36m51s02; 2. Mariem Farid (EGY) 6h45m51s77; 3. Bridget Young (GBR) 7h10m55s88 1988 - 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 5h41m32s00 1992 - 1. Karen Burton (USA) 6h20m02s00; 2. Annie Grandisson (CAN) 6h44m10s; 3. Kim Dyke (CAN) 7h20m41s 1994 - Super final (36 km) 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 7h10m30s; 2. Kim Dyke (CAN) 7h24m32s; 3. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 7h28m29s 1996 - 1. Melissa Cunningham (AUS) 5h38m57s; 2. Shelley Taylor Smith (AUS) 5h44m13s; 3. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h28m18s MEN 1986 - 1. Mark Newman (GBR) 6h20m; 2. Mahmoud Nayel (EGY) 6h48m; 3. Ton Brower (NED) 6h56m 1986 - 1. Michal Sanda (TCH) 6h07m29s08; 2. Mahmoud Nayel (EGY) 6h07m34s57; 3. Lyndon Dunsbee (GBR) 6h29m53s31 1988 - 1. Marc Newman (GBR) 3h31m21s00 1992 - 1. Gregory Streppel (CAN) 5h47m43s; 2. Ahmad Al Hussein (SYR) 6h04m43s; 3. Michal Sanda (TCH) 6h09m44s 1994 - Super-finale (36km) 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 6h54m39s; 2. Dario Taraboi (ITA) 7h03m50s; 3. Hans van Goor (NED) 7h09m36s 1996 - 1. Grant Robertson (AUS) 5h19m34s00; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 5h26m06s; 3. Nicola Knap (FRA) 5h28m18s TEAM 1992 - 1. CAN (Gregory Streppel, Jean-François Roussy, Annie Grandisson) 18h45m26s; 2. BRA (Igor de Souza, Christiane Fanzeres, Ana Mesquita) 23h32m44s ; 3. No team with three finishing swimmers 1996 - 1. AUS (Grant Robertson, Joe Mitchell, Melissa Cunningham) 16h27m20s; 2. FRA (Stephane Lecat, Nicola Knap, Vanessa Bouisset) 16h59m17s; 3. CAN (Liam Weseloh, Alex Ledux, Heidi Levasseur) 17h33m35s

Distribution of victories

W M Mixed Total AUS 3 1 1 5 USA 2 1 - 3 HUN 1 - - 1 GBR - 2 - 2 CAN - 1 1 2 TCH - 1 - 1 Total 6 6 2 14

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1986-1996 – LONG DISTANCE SWIMMING WORLD CUPS SF: Super final – T: Team

WOMEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION

AUS/ AUSTRALIA Melissa CUNNINGHAM – 1/1996, 1/1996/T Shelley TAYLOR-SMITH – 1/1988, 1/1994/SF, 2/1996 BRA / BRAZIL Christiane FANZERES – 2/1992/T Ana MESQUITA – 2/1992/T CAN / CANADA Kim DYKE – 3/1992, 2/1994/SF Annie GRANDISSON – 2/1992, 1/1992/T Heidi LEVASSEUR – 3/1996/T EGY / EGYPT Mariem FARID – 2/1986-II

FRA / FRANCE Vanessa BOUISSET – 2/1996/T Anne CHAGNAUD – 3/1994/SF GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Bridget YOUNG – 3/1986-I, 3/1987-II GER / GERMANY Peggy BUCHSE – 3/1996 HUN / HUNGARY Gisela SLAVITCZEK – 2/1986-I, 1/1986-II USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Karen BURTON – 1/1992 Alexa REETZ – 1/1986

MEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION

AUS /AUSTRALIA Grant ROBERTSON – 1/1996, 1/1996/T Joe MITCHELL – 1/1996/T BRA / BRAZIL Igor DE SOUZA – 2/1992/T CAN / CANADA Alex LEDUX – 3/1996/T Jean-François ROUSSY – 1/1992/T Gregory STREPPEL – 1/1992, 1/1992/T Liam WESELOH – 3/1996/T EGY / EGYPT Mahmoud NAYEL – 2/1986-I, 2/1986-II FRA / FRANCE Nicola KNAP – 3/1996, 2/1996/T Stephane LECAT – 2/1996, 2/1996/T

GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Lyndon DUNSBEE – 3/1986-II Mark NEWMAN – 1/1986-I, 1/1988 ITA / ITALY Dario TARABOI – 2/1994/SF NED / NETHERLANDS Ton BROWER – 3/1986-I Hans VAN GOOR – 3/1994/SF SYR / SYRIA Ahamad EL HUSSEIN – 2/1992 TCH / CZECHOSLOVAKIA Michal SANDA – 1/1986-II, 3/1992 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Chad HUNDEBY – 1/1994/SF

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MARATHON SWIMMING WORLD CUP SERIES 1993/1994 and 1997-2006

During the season 1993/94, FINA managed an edition of a Marathon Swimming World Cup Series and then left the patronage to the organising Member Federations before taking back control in 1997 for a yearly edition.

1993/1994 – 8 races + a Super Final 1997 – 4 races

1997/1998 – 6 races 1999 – 10 races 2000 – 9 races

2001 – 10 races 2002 – 11 races 2003 – 8 races

2004 – 12 races 2005 – 14 races 2006 – 19 races

1993-2006 – ORGANISING CITIES ARG / ARGENTINA Hernandarias-Parana – 1993, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006 Rosario – 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006 Santa Fe-Coronda – 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 BRA / BRAZIL Salvador de Bahia – 1999 Belem – 2006 Brasilia – 2001, 2002 Rio de Janeiro – 1997, 1998 Tapes – 1994, 1997, 1998, 2006 CAN / CANADA Lac Memphremagog – 1993, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 Lac Saint-Jean – 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 CHN / CHINA Haikou Hainan – 2002, 2004 Shantou – 2006 EGY / EGYPT Alexandria – 2002 Ein El Sokhna – 2004, 2006 Hurghada – 2003 Sharm El Sheikh – 2001 Suez – 2005 ESP / SPAIN Seville – 2006 GBR / GREAT BRITAIN London – 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006 HKG / HONG KONG Hong Kong – 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006

ITA / ITALY Capri-Napoli – 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Mazara del Vallo-Selimunte – 1999 San Felice – 1994 Savona – 1993 Terracina Circeo Terracina – 1998, 1999, 2000 JPN / JAPAN Fukuoka – 1999 MEX / MEXICO Cancun – 2003 Chiapas – 2005, 2006 MKD / MACEDONIA Ohrid – 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 POR / PORTUGAL Setubal – 2006 SCG / SERBIA & MONTENEGRO Sabac – 2004, 2005, 2006 SIN / SINGAPORE Singapore – 2006 SLO / SLOVENIA Bled – 2000 Bohinj – 2001 UAE / UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Abu Dhabi – 2003 Al Gujairah – 2005 Dubai – 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Atlantic City – 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 (2 legs)

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MARATHON SWIMMING WORLD CUP

PODIUMS WOMEN 1993/94 - 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 1857 pts; 2. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 1630 pts; 3. Karen Burton (USA) 1474 pts 1997 - 1. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 54pts; 2. Vanessa Bouisset (FRA) 31 pts; No third 1998 - 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 100 pts; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 70 pts; 3. Kelly Driffield (AUS) 40 pts 1999 - 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 140 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 116 pts; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 113 pts 2000 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 88 pts; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 77 pts; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 65 pts 2001 - 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 115 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 93 pts; 3. Morgan Feller (GER) 53 pts 2002 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 112 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 77 pts; 3. Shelley Clark (AUS) 74 pts 2003 - 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 97 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 85 pts; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 67 pts 2004 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 173 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 158 pts; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 102 pts 2005 - 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 200 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 163 pts; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 95 pts 2006 - 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 229 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 198 pts; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 85 pts MEN 1993/94 - 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 1696 pts; 2. Hans Van Goor (NED) 1346 pts; 3. Gregory Streppel (CAN) 1293 pts 1997 - 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 75 pts; 2. Nicolas Knap (FRA) 60 pts; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 48 pts 1998 - 1. David Meca (ESP) 100 pts; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 72 pts; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 61 pts 1999 - 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 121 pts; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 110 pts; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 99 pts 2000 - 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 78 pts; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (AR G) 62 pts; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 61 pts 2001 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 97 pts; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 78 pst; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 67 pts 2002 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 136 pts; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 120 pts; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 109 pts 2003 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 119 pts; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 55pts; 3. Rafael Perez (ARG) 67 pts 2004 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 153 pts; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 130 pts; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 121 pts 2005 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 173 pts; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 166 pts; 3. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 101 pts 2006 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 211 pts; 2. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 163 pts; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 151 pts

Distribution of victories 1993/2006

W M Total

GER 6 - 6 BUL - 6 6 FRA 1 3 4 NED 3 - 3 AUS 1 - 1 ESP - 1 1 USA - 1 1 Total 11 11 22

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WOMEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION AUS / AUSTRALIA Shelley CLARK – 3/2002 Kelly DRIFFIELD – 3/1998 Shelley TAYLOR-SMITH – 1/1993/94 BUL / BULGARIA Ivanka MORALIEVA – 3/2004, 3/2005 FRA / FRANCE Vanessa BOUISSET – 2/1997 Anne CHAGNAUD – 2/1993/94, 1/1997 ESP / SPAIN Esther NUNEZ MORERA – 3/2006 GER / GERMANY Peggy BUCHSE – 1/1998, 1/1999, 2/2000 Morgan FELLER – 3/2001 Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN – 2/1999, 2/2001, 2/2002, 1/2003, 2/2004, 2/2005, 1/2006 Angela MAURER – 3/1999, 3/2000, 1/2002, 2/2003, 1/2004, 2/2006 NED / NETHERLANDS Edith VAN DIJK – 2/1998, 3/1999, 1/2000, 1/2001, 1/2005 RUS / RUSSIA Natalia PANKINA – 3/2003 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Karen BURTON – 3/1993/94

THE BEST 5 MEDALS: 3 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze Edith VAN DIJK (NED, 1998/1999/2000/2001/2005): 2/1998, 3/1999, 1/2000, 1/2001, 1/2005 7 MEDALS: 2 gold, 5 silver Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN (GER, 1999/2001/2002/2003/2004/2005/2006): 2/1999, 2/2001, 2/2002, 1/2003, 2/2004, 2/2005, 1/2006 5 MEDALS: 2 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze Angela MAURER (GER, 1999/2002/2003/2004/2006): 3/1999, 1/2002, 2/2003, 1/2004, 2/2006 3 MEDALS: 2 gold, 1 silver Peggy BUCHSE (GER, 1998/1999/2000): 1/1998, 1/1999, 2/2000

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MEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION ARG / ARGENTINA Gabriel CHAILLOU – 2/1998, 3/1999, 2/2000, 3/2002, 2/2003, 3/2004 Rafael PEREZ – 3/2003 BUL / BULGARIA Petar STOYCHEV – 2/1999, 3/2000, 1/2001, 1/2002, 1/2003, 1/2004, 1/2005, 1/2006 CAN / CANADA Gregory STREPPEL – 3/1993/94 ESP / SPAIN David MECA – 1/1998 EGY / EGYPT Mohamed EL ZANATY – 2/2006 FRA / FRANCE Stephane GOMEZ – 3/2001, 2/2004, 2/2005, 3/2006 Nicola KNAP – 2/1997 Stephane LECAT – 1/1997, 1/1999, 1/2000, 2/2001 Gilles RONDY – 3/2005 GER / GERMANY Christof WANDRATSCH – 3/1997, 3/1998, 2/2002 NED / NETHERLANDS Hans VAN GOOR – 2/1993/94 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Chad HUNDEBY – 1/1993/94

THE BEST 8 MEDALS: 6 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze Petar STOYCHEV (BUL, 1999/2000/2001/2002/2003/2004/2005/2006): 2/1999, 3/2000, 1/2001, 1/2002, 1/2003, 1/2004, 1/2005, 1/2006 4 MEDALS: 3 gold, 1 silver Stephane LECAT (FRA, 1997/1999/2000/2001): 1/1997, 1/1999, 1/2000, 2/2001 6 MEDALS: 3 silver, 3 bronze Gabriel CHAILLOU (ARG, 1998/1999/2000/2002/2003/2004): 2/1998, 3/1999, 2/2000, 3/2002, 2/2003, 3/2004

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SERIES 1993/1994 8 events before the Super final

1. Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88 km WOMEN – 1. Karen Burton (USA) 9h41m42s; 2. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 10h07m42s; 3. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 10h08m28s MEN – 1. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 9h22m59s; 2. Diego Degano (ARG) 9h23m03s; 3. Attila Molnar (HUN) 9h27m00s 2. Marathon de la Riviera, Savona (ITA) – 35 km WOMEN – 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 7h56m53s; 2. Karen Burton (USA)8h13m56s; 3. Kim Dyke (CAN) 8h29m14s MEN – 1. Gregory Streppel (CAN) 7h30m39s; 2. Hans Van Goor (NED) 7h31m57s; 3. David O’Brien (AUS) 7h36m00s 3. Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN) – 42 km WOMEN – 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 9h53m32s; 2. Kim Dyke (CAN) 10h48m19s; 3. Corrine Liedtke (CAN) 10h50m39s MEN: 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 9h12m22s; 2. Attila Molnar (HUN) 10h02m11s; 3. Hans Van Goor (NED) 10h08m56s 4. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 40 km WOMEN – 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 9h31m07s; 2. Karen Burton (USA) 9h55m05s; 3. Kim Dyke (CAN) 9h59m50s MEN – 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 9h00m19s; 2. Hans Van Goor (NED) 9h18m32s; 3. Attila Molnar (HUN) 9h18m56s 5. Atlantic City Swimming Marathon Race (USA) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 7h19m15s; 2. Karen Burton (USA) 7h36m50s; 3. Kim Dyke (CAN) 7h36m51s MEN – 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 7h13m32s; 2. Diego Degano (ARG) 7h19m04s; 3. Attila Molnar (HUN) 7h26m52s 6. Tapes International Swimming Marathon (BRA) – 26 km WOMEN – 1. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 6h08m21s; 2. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 6h26m24s ; 3. Fabiana Oliveira (BRA) 7h05m15s MEN – 1. Hans Van Goor (NED) 5h50m58s; Fernando Terrilli (ARG) 5h55m24s; 3. Michael Drozo (CZE) 5h59m24s 7. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 7h50m16s; 2. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 7h58m12s ; 3. Kim Dyke (CAN) 8h02m31s MEN – 1. Gregory Streppel (CAN) 7h40m58s; 2. Diego Degano (ARG) 7h42m06s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 7h43m28s 8. Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88 km WOMEN – 1. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 9h21m36s; 2.Shelley Taylor Smith (AUS) 9h25m49s; 3. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 9h33m24s MEN – 1. Gregory Streppel (CAN) 9h05m27s; 2. Diego Degano (ARG) 9h06m44s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 9h08m25s

1993/1994 FINAL STANDINGS AFTER THE SUPERFINAL WOMEN - 1. Shelley Taylor-Smith (AUS) 1857pts; 2. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 1630 pts; 3. Karen Burton (USA) 1474 pts MEN - 1. Chad Hundeby (USA) 1696 pts; 2. Hans Van Goor (NED) 1346 pts; 3. Gregory Streppel (CAN) 1293 pts

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SERIES 1997 4 events

1. Rio de Janeiro (BRA) – 25.2 km WOMEN – 1. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 6h08m08s; 2. Vanessa Bouisset (FRA) 6h55m24s; 3. Kathrin Lammers (GER) 7h02m07s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 5h32m18s; 2. Nicola Knap (FRA) 5h38m57s; 3. Michael Drodz (CZE) 5h51m04s 2. Tapes International Swimming Marathon (BRA) – 26 km WOMEN – 1. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 6h53m27s; 2. Yvetta Hlavacova (CZE) 7h15m29s ; 3, Vanessa Bouisset (FRA) 7h28m26s MEN – 1. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 6h00m00s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 6h0m19s; 3. Nicolas Knap (FRA) 6h07m25s 3. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 8h45m45s; 2. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 8h50m33; No third MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) and 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 8h17m26s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 8h22m26s 4. San Felice Circeo (ITA) – 40 km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 10h58m; 2. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 11h08m; 3. Valeria Casprini (ITA) 11h10m MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 9h35m; 2. Nicolas Knap (FRA) 9h40m; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 9h48m

1997 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 54 pts; 2. Vanessa Bouisset (FRA) 31 pts; (no third since no other participant has participated in at least one event per region) MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 75.5 pts; 2. Nicolas Knap (FRA) 60 pts; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 48 pts

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1. Rio de Janeiro / Copacabana Beach (BRA) – 25 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h10m14s32; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h19m07s68 ; 3. Attilia Figii (SUI) 5h38m10s22 MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 4h50m39s44; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 4h55m16s65; 3. Igor Majcen (SLO) 4h55m17s10 2. Tapes International Swimming Marathon (BRA) – 26 km WOMEN – 1. Tracey Knowles (AUS) 5h59m53s; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 6h00m15s; 3. Kelly Driffield (AUS) 6h09m38s MEN – 1. Grant Robertson (AUS) 5h26m52s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 5h34m02s; 3. Igor Majcen (SLO) 5h36m01s 3. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 8h20m09s; 2. Tracey Knowles (AUS) 8h10m24s; 3. Kelly Driffield (AUS) 8h15m35s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 7h42m50s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h43m33s; 3. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 7h43m50s 4. Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 8h58m27s; 2. Anne Chagnaud (FRA) 9h03m44s; 3. Vanessa Buisset (FRA) 9h20m20s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 8h39m24s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 8h40m16s; 3. Nicolas Knap (FRA) 8h40m39s 5. Ohrid Swimming Marathon (MKD) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 6h28m04s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h38m15s; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h42m45s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 5h57m25s; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 5h57m48s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 5h57m51s 6. Terracina Circeo Terracina (ITA) – 28km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 6h50m23s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h56m33s; 3. Maya Fich Fach (ITA) 7h11m46s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 6h01m41s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 6h02m26s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 6h07m40s

1998 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 100 pts; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 70 pts; 3. Kelly Driffield (AUS) 40 pts MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 100 pts; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 72 pts; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 61 pts

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1. Salvador de Bahia (BRA) – 25 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h00m36s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h05m17s; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h28m26s MEN – 1. Igor Majcen (SLO) 4h24m43s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 4h28m34s; 3. Emmanuel Poissier (FRA) 4h28m56s 2. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 8h22m50s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 8h34m18s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 8h38m18s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 8h01m48s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 8h01m49s; 3. Igor Majcen (SLO) 8h01m51s 3. Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 9h19m02s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 9h26m52s; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 9h35m32s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 9h01m41s; 2. Igor Majcen (SLO) 9h01m50s; 3. David Meca (ESP) 9h03m54s 4. Rosario Marathon (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 6h01m26s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h08m28s; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h11m51s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 5h52m30s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 5h53m25s; 3. Igor Majcen (SLO) 5h53m49s 5. Fukuoka (JPN) – 25 km WOMEN – 1. Morgan Filler (USA) 6h34m57s; 2. Janaina Soares (BRA) 6h44m40s; 3. Roudaina Moualla (SYR) 6h48m45s MEN – 1. Hisham Al-Masri (SYR) 5h44m22s; 2. Takashi Sugisawa (JPN) 5h47m16s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 5h54m48s 6. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 8h38m21s; 2. Nathalie Sauvageau (CAN) 8h46m07s; 3. Vanessa Bouysset (FRA) 8h57m38s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 7h49m27s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h54m42s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 8h01m54s 7. Atlantic City Swimming Marathon Race (USA) – 37 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 7h33m58s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 7h35m54s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h37m15s MEN – 1. Andre Wilde (GER) 7h02m17s; 2. Gabe Lindsey (USA) 7h23m31s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h28m09s 8. Ohrid Swimming Marathon (MKD) – 30 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 6h11m23s; 2. Olga Gousseva (RUS) 6h16m08s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h16m56s MEN – 1. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 6h08m28s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h08m32s; 3. Anton Sanatchiev (RUS) 6h08m40s 9. Mazara del Vallo-Selimunte, Sicily (ITA) – 28 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h23m24s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h24m57s; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h44m42s MEN – 1. Fabio Fusi (ITA) 5h07m20s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h13m35s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 5h13m36s 10. Terracina Circeo Terracina (ITA) – 28km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h02m13s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 7h09m40s; 3. Valeria Casprini (ITA) 7h44m00s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h54m45s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 6h55m50s; 3. Andre Wilde (GER) 6h56m03s

1999 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 140 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 116 pts; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 113 pts MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 121 pts; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 110 pts; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 99 pts

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1. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 60 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 9h42m44s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 9h44m58s; 3. Peggy Buchse (GER) 9h48m22s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 9h31m47s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 9h31m57s; 3. Massimiliano Parla (ITA) 9h33m37s 2. Rosario Swimming Marathon (ARG) – 64 km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h02m37s; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 7h13m14s; 3. Natalie Sauvageau (CAN) 7h32m29s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 6h53m37s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h53m43s; 3. Simone Menoni (ITA) 6h54m25s 3. Hernandarias-Parana ARG) – 88 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 10h01m14s; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 10h06m54s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 10h12m39s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 9h55m16s; 2. Nace Majcen (SLO) 9h55m28s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 9h56m03s 4. Atlantic City Swimming Marathon Race (USA) – 37 km WOMEN – 1. Regan Scheiber (USA) 8h10m31s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 8h11m01s; 3. Peggy Buchse (GER) 8h20m37s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 7h40m15s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 8h04m17s; 3. Andre Wilde (GER) 8h04m32s 5. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32 km WOMEN – 1.Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h36m07s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h58m08s; 3. Nadia Bolduc (CAN) 7h21m06s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 6h22m48s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h25m23s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 6h26m26s 6. Bled Swimming Marathon (SLO) – 25 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h18m09s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h18m23s; 3. Cindy Persoon (BEL) 5h18m42s MEN – 1. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 5h07m25s; 2. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h08m18s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h08m32s 7. Ohrid Swimming Marathon (MKD) – 30 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 5h27m39s; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 5h30m17s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h33m11s MEN – 1. Igor Majcen (SLO) 5h19m49s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 5h21m58s; 3. Alexei Akatiev (RUS) 5h22m1s 8. Terracina Circeo Terracina (ITA) – 25 km WOMEN – 1. Cindy Persoon (BEL) 4h40m17s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 4h40m18s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 4h40m19s MEN – 1. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 4h28m10s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 4h28m57s; 3. Andres Perez (CUB) 4h33m34s 9. FINA London Marathon (GBR) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Peggy Buchse (GER) 2h10m39s; 2. Cindy Persoon (BEL) 2h10m41s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h10m41s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h03m26s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 2h03m27s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 2h03m36s

2000 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 88 pts; 2. Peggy Buchse (GER) 77 pts; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 65 pts MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 78 pts; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 62 pts; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 61pts

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1. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 7h46m18s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h56m03s; 3. Morgan Feiller (USA) 8h39m32s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 7h29m52s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 7h31m49s; 3. Emmanuel Poissier (FRA) 7h32m25s 2. Puerto Raboto, Rosario (ARG) – 60 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h32m56s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h39m56s; 3. Celeste Punet (ARG) 6h46m09s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 6h18m06s; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 6h19m02s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h19m07s 3. Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 9h24m02s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 9h32m45s; 3. Laura Bastiani (ARG) 10h06m56s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 9h09m12s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 9h10m37s; 3.Petar Stoychev (BUL) 9h15m51s 4. Maratona de Brasilia (BRA) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h09m19s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h09m50s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h13m35s MEN – 1. David Meca (ESP) 2h00m01s; 2. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 2h00m20s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h00m23s 5. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Shelley Clark (AUS) 8h32m52s; 2. Melissa Doyle (CAN) 8h39m41s; 3. Natalie Sauvageau (CAN) 8h42m12s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h03m45s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 7h03m52s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h07m59s 6. Atlantic City Swimming Marathon Race (USA) – 37 km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h35m28s; 2. Shelley Clark (AUS) 7h55m08s; 3. Celeste Punet (ARG) 8h11m31s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 6h54m00s; 2. Mark Leonard (USA) 6h58m23s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h01m58s 7. Bohinj (SLO) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h30m12s; 2. Cindy Persoons (BEL) 2h31m36s; 3. Yvetta Hlavacova (CZE) 2h33m25s MEN – 1. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 2h10m21s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h10m23s; 3. Christian Hansmann (GER) 2h10m31s 8. Ohrid Swimming Marathon (MKD) – 30 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h02m09s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h32m13s; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 6h37m57s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h00m17s; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 6h00m57s; 3. Tomi Stefanosvski (MKD) and Gabriel Chaillou 6h00m59s 9. London Marathon (GBR) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h05m11s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h06m25s; 3. Paula Wood (GBR) 2h06m35s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h03m09s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 2h03m17s; 3. Christian Hansmann (GER) 2h03m41s 10. Sharm El Sheikh (EGY) – 20 km WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 4h27m06s; 2. Katrin Lammers (GER) 4h45m39s; 3. Cindy Persoons (BEL) 4h46m39s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 4h17m06s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) and Stephane Lecat (FRA) 4h17m11s

2001 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 115 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 93 pts; 3. Morgan Feller (GER) 53 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 97 pts; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 78 pts; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 67 pts

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1. Ciudad de Rosario (ARG) – 22 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h06m28s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h07m01s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h07m41s MEN – 1. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 2h03m20s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h03m24s; 3. Andres Perez (CUB) 2h03m27s 2. Maraton Acuatica Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 7h40m59s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h41m02s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h48m53s MEN – 1. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h34m14s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h34m39s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 7h37m12s 3. Swimming Maraton Dubai (UAE) – 16 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 3h24m39s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 3h28m51s; 3. Irina Abysova (RUS) 3h30m36s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 3h18m26s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 3h18m42s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 3h18m44s 4. Marathon de Brasilia (BRA) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h15m17s; 2. Ekaterina Seliverstova (RUS) 2h16m35s; 3. Viviane Motti (BRA) 2h18m15s MEN – 1.Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h03m49s; 2. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 2h03m51s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 2h04m51s 5. Haikou Hainan Swimming Marathon (CHN) – 25 km WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 5h25m00s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h25m07s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h29m46s MEN – 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 4h51m29s; 2. Anton Sanatchev (RUS) 4h51m34s; 3. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 4h51m57s 6. Hong Kong Swimming Maraton (HKG) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h09m10s; 2. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 2h09m12s; 3. Irina Abyssova (RUS) and Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h09m13s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h57m56s; 2. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 1h57m59s; 3. Anton Sanatchev (RUS) 1h58m08s 7. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Shelley Clark (AUS) 8h29m59s; 2. Teodora Raptis (MKD) 8h34m33s; 3. Kathrin Lammers (GER) 9h04m14s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h32m09s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h41m22s; 3. Rafael Perez (ARG) 8h04m07s 8. Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN) – 42 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 8h59m47s; 2. Shelley Clark (AUS) 9h23m56s; 3. Kathrin Lammers (GER) 9h40m50s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 8h19m49s; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 8h19m52s; 3. Igor Majcen (SLO) 8h20m16s 9. Ohrid Swimming Marathon (MKD) – 30 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 6h06m04s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 6h13m47s; 3. Olesia Shalygmina (RUS) 6h18m31s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h56m23s; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 5h56m27s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 5h56m29s

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10. Atlantic City Swimming Marathon Race – 10km WOMEN – 1. Erica Rose (USA) 2h15m28s.77; 2. Margy Keefe (USA) 2h16m53s83; 3. Tobie Smith (USA) 2h17m15s06 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h09m59s73; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 2h10m00s11; 3.Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 2h10m00s34 11. Alexandria Marathon / EGY – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Yvetta Hlavacova (CZE) 2h13m56s2; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h13m58s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h13m58s50 MEN – 1. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 2h00m35s; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h00m37s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h04m40s

2002 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 121 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 77 pts; 3. Shelley Clark (AUS) 74 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 136 pts; 2. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 120 pts; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 109 pts

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1. Rio Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 7h31m57s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h41m01s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h45m42s MEN – 1. Rafael Perez (ARG) 7h31m07s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h31m17s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h31m20s 2. Abu Dhabi (UAE) – 16km WOMEN – 1. Viola Valli (ITA) 3h07m57s93; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 3h07m57s94; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 3h08m23s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h51m14s; 2. Evgeni Koshkarov (RUS) 2h51m17s; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h51m19s 3. El Gouna, Hurghada (EGY) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Ekaterina Jdanova (RUS) 1h58m52s; 2. Ekaterina Selevestrova (RUS) 1h58m55s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 1h58m57s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h53m02s; 2. David Meca (ESP) 1h53m03s; 3. Josh Santacaterina (AUS)1h53m09s 4. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Celeste Punet (ARG) 8h32m57s; 2. Shelley Clark (AUS) 8h43m30s; 3. Teodora Raptis (MKD) 8h45m52s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h43m15s ; 2. Stephane Lecat (FRA) 7h48m21s; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 7h49m13s 5. Atlantic City (USA) – 37km WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 8h01m12s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 8h05m27s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 8h14m01s MEN – 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 7h36m34s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h37m24s; 3. Rafael Perez (ARG) 7h42m23s 6. Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA) – 33km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h00m08s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h08m30s; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 7h16m39s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h47m13a; 2. Igor Majcen (SLO) 6h47m23s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 6h47m53s 7. Ohrid (MKD) – 30km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h57m43s08, 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h57m57s70; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 6h02m40s11 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h36m19s20; 2. Igor Majcen (SLO) 5h37m37s50; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 5h45m34s27 8. Cancun (MEX) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 1h50m44s; 2. Briley Bergen (USA) 1h50m58s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h50m59s MEN – 1. Emmanuel Poissier (FRA) 1h47m06s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 1h47m07s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 1h47m09s

2003 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau GER) 97 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 85 pts; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 67 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 119 pts; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 55 pts; 3. Rafael Perez (ARG) 52 pts

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1. Rio Coronda (ARG) – 57 km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 8h26m02s; 2. Shelley Clark 8h58m14s; 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 9h08m50s MEN – 1. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 8h22m,58s; 2. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 8h23m51s; 3. Facundo Quiroga (ARG) 8h25m24s 2. Ein El Sokhna (EGY) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Stefanie Biller (GER) 2h05m13s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h05m15s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m16s MEN – 1. Anton Sanatchev (RUS) 2h02m29s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h02m47s; 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER) 2h02m49s 3. Dubai (UAE) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m15s; 2. Yvetta Hlavackova (CZE) 2h11m03s; 3. Shelley Clark (AUS) 2h12m38s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h04m56s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h05m04s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 2h05m05s 4. Haikou (CHN) – 25 km (interrupted for safety reasons) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER); 2. Angela Maurer (GER); 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) MEN– 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) and Mohamed Zanaty (EGY) 3. Christof Wandratsch (GER), Igor Majcen (SLO), Stephane Gomez (FRA), Gilles Rondy (FRA), Rostilav Vitek (CZE), Andrea Volpini (ITA), Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 5. Hong Kong – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 2h11m51s25; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h11m52s09; 3. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 2h11m53s22 MEN – 1. Mark Saliba (AUS) 1h55m02s25; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 1h55m04s85; 3. Josh Santacaterina (AUS) 1h55m05s82 6. Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA) – 36 km WOMEN – 1. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 7h55m30s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h55m35s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h55m37s MEN – 1. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 7h01m51s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h06m01s; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (BUL) 7h07m17s 7. Atlantic City Around-The-Island Marathon Swim (USA) – 37 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h00m41s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h01m20s; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 7h04m22s MEN – 1. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 6h37m09s; 2. Mark Saliba (AUS) 6h37m10s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h44m03s 8. Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 6h47m04s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 6h51m47s; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 7h06m13s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h47m04s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (BUL) 6h29m10s.; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 6h35m43s 9. Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN) – 34 km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h45m20s; 2. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 7h54m28s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 8h08m56s MEN – 1. Petar Stoyhev (BUL) 7h28m23s; 2. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 7h30m36s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h32m04s

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10. Sabac Marathon (SCG) – 19 km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 2h44m21s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h44m24s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h44m48s MEN – 1. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 2h40m06s; 2. Evgueni Bezroutchenko (RUS) 2h40m18s; 3. Mohamed Serour (EGY) 2h40m20s 11. Ohrid Marathon – 30km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 5h43m23s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 5h56m30s; 3. Ivetta Hlavacova (CZE) 6h02m04s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h31m11s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 5h33m11s; 3. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 5h33m11s 12. 10km for USA in Atlantic City (USA) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Sara McLary (USA) 2h05m04s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h05m06, 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m08s MEN – 1. Alan Bircher (GBR) 1h52m12s; 2. Grant Cleland (AUS) 1h52m25s; 3. Jakub Fichtl (CZE) 1h52m55s

2004 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 173 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 158 pts; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 102 pts MEN – 1 . Petar Stoychev (BUL) 153 pts; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 130 pts; 3. Gabriel Chaillou (ARG) 121 pts

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1. February 19, Rosario (ARG) – 21km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h02m03s82; 2. Edith van Dijk (NED) 2h02m04s11; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 2h03m09s63 MEN – 1. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h00m30s40; 2. Evgueni Bezruchenko (RUS) 2h00m30s55; 3. Mohamed Sorour (EGY) 2h00m41s14 2. February 27, Santa Fe-Coronda (ARG) – 57km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 7h18m21s52; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h18m23s25; 3. Yvetta Hlavakova (CZE) 7h36m03s97 MEN – 1. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h15m11s12; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h15m12s76; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h18m30s83 3. March 6, Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 9h22m20s; 2. Edith van Dijk (NED) 9h35m36s; 3. Yvanka Moralieva (BUL) 9h42m02s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 9h11m53s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 9h14m01s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 9h19m17s 4. April 2, Chiapas (MEX) – 15km WOMEN – 1. Sara McLarty (USA) 3h41m28s60; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 3h46m17s10; 3. Edith van Dijk (NED) 3h50m32s00 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 3h35m32s20; 2. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 3h35m51s50; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 3h35m53s80 5. June 12, London (GBR) – 10km MEN – 1. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 1h57m35s7; 2.Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h57m36s2; 3. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 1h57m36s5 WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk ((NED) 2h08m12s2; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 2h08m59s7; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 2h09m40s1 6. June 18, Ohrid (MKD) – 30km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 5h26m06s8; 2. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 5h42m48s8; 3. Yvetta Hlavakova (CZE) 5h53m54s0 MEN – 1. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 5h23m58s1; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h23m58s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 5h26m06s9 7. June 26, Sabac (SCG) – 19km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 2h34m16s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h35m47s; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 2h39m45s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h33m20s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h33m25s; 3. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 2h33m33s 8. July 2, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA) – 36km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h53m23s; 2. Edith van Dijk (NED) 8h03m49s; 3. Yvetta Hlavakova (CZE) 8h09m23s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h17m12s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h17m13s; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 7h18m41s 9. July 30, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 7h38m17s; 2. Ester Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h50m04s; 3. Alex Lachance-Fortin (CAN) 7h51m26s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h48m21s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 6h51m44s; 3. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 6h56m03s

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10. August 6, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN) – 34km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 7h25m12s; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 7h40m24s; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 7h51m03s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h22m02s; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 7h23m54s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h23m55s 11. September 11, Ismailia, Suez Canal (EGY) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 1h54m15s; 2. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 1h54m15s; 3. Britta Kamrau (GER) 1h56m55s MEN – 1. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 1h54m01s; 2. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 1h54m04s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 1h54m09s 12. September 16, Al Fujairah (UAE) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h11m58s; 2. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 2h12m01s83; 3. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h12m01s85 MEN – 1. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 2h08m25s77; 2. Evgueni Drattsev (RUS) 2h08m25s79; 3.Yuri Kudinov (RUS) 2h08m27s 13. September 22, Dubai (UAE) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h09m30s, 2. Edith van Dijk (NED) 2h09m30s; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 2h11m02s MEN – 1. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 2h09m00s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h09m20s; 3. Evgueni Drattsev (RUS) 2h09m21s 14. October 2, Hong Kong (HKG) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau (GER) 2h06m56s; 2. Edith van Dijk (NED) 2h07m00s01; 3.Larisa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h07m00s64 MEN –1. Jakub Fichtl (CZE) 1h57m58s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 1h58m02s; 3. Yuri Kudinov (RUS) 1h58m03s

2005 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Edith van Dijk (NED) 200pts; 2. Britta Kamrau (GER) 163 pts; 3. Ivanka Moralieva (BUL) 95pts MEN – 1 . Petar Stoychev (BUL) 173 pts; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 166 pts; 3. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 101 pts

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1. February 12, Hernandarias-Parana (ARG) – 88km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 9h39m20s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 9h55m33s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 9h58m39s MEN – 1. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 9h27m39s; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 9h32m16s; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 9h32m43s 2. February 19, Rosario (ARG) – 21 km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h17m33s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h19m00s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 2h19m34s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h13m56s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h13m57s; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 2h13m58s 3. February 26, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG) – 57km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 8h18m53s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 8h33m10s; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 8h33m11s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 8h07m55s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 8h08m11s; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 8h08m12s 4. March 4, Tapes Swim Marathon (BRA) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h09m21s; 2. Tania Hunks (CAN) 2h14m58s; 3. Maria da Penha Cruz (BRA) 2h20m22s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h04m14s; 2. Luis Lima (BRA) 2h04m26s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) and Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 2h04m35s 5. April 8, Maraton Acuatica Canyon Sumidero, Canyon del Sumidero, Chiapas (MEX) – 15km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 3h26m03s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 3h26m06s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 3h26m14s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 3h15m40s; 2. Alan Bircher (GBR) 3h16m00s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 3h16m22s 6. April 16, Ein El Sokhna Swim Marathon (EGY) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Rita Kovacs (HUN) 2h36m42s, 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h36m45s; 3. Sameha Mubarak (EGY) 2h43m39s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h23m20s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h23m23s, 3. Maarten Ven der Weijden (NED) 2h23m24s 7. April 21, Dubai Swim Marathon (UAE) – 10 km WOMEN – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h10m42s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h10m43s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h10m46s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h05m10s; 2. Christian Hein (GER) 2h05m12s 3. Daniill Serebrennikov (RUS) 2h05m15s 8. June 17, Sevilla Swim Marathon, Guadalquivir River (ESP) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 1h59m52s; 2. Erica Rose (USA) 2h00m02s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h00m02s MEN – 1. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 1h54m06s; 2. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 1h54m07s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 1h54m08s 9. June 25, Royal Albert Docks Swim Marathon, London (GBR) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Stefanie Biller (GER) 2h13m09s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 2h13m10s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h13m11s MEN – 1. Alan Bircher (GBR) 1h00m47s; 2. Mohamed El-Zanaty (EGY) 2h00m49s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 2h00m56s 10. July 9, Sabac Swim Marathon (SCG) – 19km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h46m30s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h46m31s10; 3. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h46m31s85 MEN – 1. Anton Sanatchev (RUS) 2h30m36s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h30m38s; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 2h30m39s

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11. July 15, Ohrid Swim Marathon (MKD) – 30km WOMEN – 1. Darja Pop (SCG) 6h52m44s; 2. Irene van der Laan (NED) 7h05m26s; No third MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h33m39s28; 2. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 5h33m39s98; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 5h38m40s 12. July 29, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN) – 32km WOMEN – 1. Erica Rose (USA) 7h12m41s; 2. Patricia Perreault (CAN) 7h40m52s; 3. Bianka Allard (CAN) 7h58m44s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h39m09s; 2. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 6h41m45s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6h42m00s 13. August 5, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN) – 34km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h52m16s, 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 7h52m17s; 3. Celeste Punet (ARG) 8h38m52s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h29m16s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h29m57s; 3. Gilles Rondy (FRA) 7h30m30s 14. September 9, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA) – 36km WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 7h10m13s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 7h11m37s; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 7h26m24s MEN – 1.Yuri Kudinov (RUS) 7h08m56s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h09m05s; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 7h09m48s 15. September 17, Belem Swim Marathon (BRA) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 1h28m19s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h28m51s, 3. Ana Marcela Da Cunha (BRA) 1h30m51s MEN – 1. Mark Warkentin (USA) 1h26m49s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h27m55s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 1h27m56s 16. September 24, Shantou Swim Marathon, Xin Jinhe (CHN) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 1h53m14s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h53m19s, 3. Jing Zheng (CHN) 1h53m21s MEN – 1.Alexander Studzinski (GER) 1h47m46s; 2. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 1h47m48s; 3. Mohamd El Zanaty (EGY) 1h47m59s 17. October 1, Hong Kong Swim Marathon, Repulse Bay (HKG) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h45m32s80; 2. Jana Pechanova (CZE) 2h45m32s85; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h45m36s95 MEN – 1. Alan Bircher (GBR) 2h28m59s80; 2. Evgueny Drattsev (RUS) 2h31m48s40; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h31m53s00 18. October 8, Singapore Swim Marathon (SIN) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h08m35s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h08m47s; 3. Karley Stutzel (CAN) 2h20m47s MEN – 1. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 2h08m23s; 2. Petar Stoychec (BUL) 2h08m24s; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h08m24s 19. October 15, Setubal Bay Swim Marathon (POR) – 10km WOMEN – 1. Jana Pechanova (CZE) 2h14m06s; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h14m21s; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h16m54s MEN – 1. Alan Bircher (GBR) 2h02m04s; 2. Shaun Dias (RSA) 2h02m22s; 3. Jakub Fichtl (CZE) 2h02m23s

2006 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau –Corestein (GER) 229 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 198 pts; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 85 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 211 pts; 2. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 163 pts, 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 151 pts

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NUMBER OF VICTORIES BY WOMEN 1993/94 & 1997-2006

23 Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN (GER) – 1997 (1), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (2), 2005

(6), 2006 (9) Edith VAN DIJK (NED) – 1999 (1), 2000 (3), 2001 (7), 2002 (3), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2005 (7)

15 Angela MAURER (GER) – 2000 (1), 2002 (3), 2003 (2), 2004 (5), 2006 (4) 14 Peggy BUCHSE (GER) – 1998 (5), 1999 (7), 2000 (2) 4 Anne CHAGNAUD (FRA) 1993/94 (3), 1997 (1)

Shelley TAYLOR-SMITH (AUS) – 1993/94 (4) 3 Rita KOVACS (HUN) – 1997 (2), 2006 (1) Natalia PANKINA (RUS) – 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1)

2 Stefanie BILLER (GER) – 2004 (1), 2006 (1) Shelley CLARK (AUS) – 2001 (1), 2002 (1) Sara McLARTY (USA) – 2004 (1), 2005 (1) Ivanka MORALIEVA (BUL) – 2004 (2) Erica ROSE (USA) – 2002 (1), 2006 (1)

1 Karen BURTON (USA) – 1993/94 (1) Morgan FELLER (GER) – 1999 (1) Yvetta HLAVACOVA (CZE) – 2002 (1) Larissa ILCHENKO (RUS) – 2006 (1) Ekaterina JDANOVA (RUS) – 2003 (1) Tracey KNOWLES (AUS) – 1998 (1) Jana PECHANOVA (CZE) – 2006 (1) Cindy PERSOON (BEL) – 2000 (1) Darja POP (SCG) – 2006 (1) Celeste PUNET (ARG) – 2003 (1) Regan SCHEIBER (USA) – 2000 (1) Viola VALLI (ITA) – 2003 (1)

NUMBER OF VICTORIES BY MEN 1993/94 & 1997-2006

32 Petar STOYCHEV (BUL) – 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (3), 2002 (4), 2003 (4), 2004 (5), 2005 (6), 2006 (8) 12 Stephane LECAT (FRA) – 1997 (3), 1999 (3), 2000 (4), 2001 (2) 11 David MECA (ESP) – 1998 (5), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (4) 5 Vladimir DYATCHIN (RUS) – 2001 (1), 2002 (3), 2003 (1)

Stephane GOMEZ (FRA) – 2004 (2), 2005 (2), 2006 (1) 4 Alan BIRCHER (GBR) – 2004 (1), 2006 (3)

Yuri KOUDINOV (RUS) – 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2006 (1) Christof WANDRATSCH (GER) – 1993/94 (1), 1997 (1), 2000 (1), 2002 (1)

3 Chad HUNDEBY (USA) – 1993/94 (3) Gregory STREPPEL (CAN) – 1993/94 (3) Martin van der WEIJDEN (NED) – 2005 (3)

2 Alexei AKATIEV (RUS) – 1999 (1), 2000 (1) Gabriel CHAILLOU (ARG) – 2002 (1), 2004 (1) Mohamed EL ZANATY (EGY) – 2004 (1), 2005 (1) Igor MAJCEN (SLO) – 1999 (1), 2000 (1) Gilles RONDY (FRA) – 2005 (1), 2006 (1) Anton SANATCHEV (RUS) – 2004 (1), 2006 (1) Alexander STUDZINSKI (GER) – 2006 (2)

1 Hisham AL-MASRI (SYR) – 1999 (1) Evgueni BEZROUTCHENKO (RUS) – 2002 (1) Jakub FICHTL (CZE) – 2005 (1) Fabio FUSI (ITA) – 1999 (1) Thomas LURZ (GER) – 2006 (1) Rafael PEREZ (ARG) – 2003 (1) Emmanuel POISSIER (FRA) – 2003 (1) Grant ROBERTSON (AUS) – 1998 (1) Mark SALIBA (AUS) – 2004 (1) Hans VAN GOOR (NED) – 1993/94 (1) Mark WARKENTIN (USA) – 2006 (1) Andre WILDE (GER) – 1999 (1)

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FINA 10km MARATHON SWIMMING WORLD CUP Since 2007

2007 – 11 races 2008 – 8 races 2009 – 12 races 2010 – 8 races 2011 – 7 races 2012 – 8 races 2013 – 8 races 2014 – 8 races 2015 – 10 races 2016 – 7 races

ORGANISING CITIES 2007-2016

ARG / ARGENTINA Viedma – 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 AUT / AUSTRIA Vienna – 2007 BRA / BRAZIL Santos – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 BUL / BULGARIA Varna – 2009 CAN / CANADA Lac Magog – 2014 Lac Megantic – 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Lac St-Jean – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 CHN / CHINA Chun An – 2009, 2014, 2015, 2016 Shantou – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 DEN / DENMARK Copenhagen – 2009 ESP / SPAIN Seville – 2007

FRA / FRANCE Lake Annecy – 2009 Noumea (New Caledonia) - 2015 GBR / GREAT BRITAIN London – 2007 HKG / HONG KONG Hong-Kong – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 HUN / HUNGARY Balatonfured – 2016 ISR / ISRAEL Eilat – 2012, 2013 MEX / MEXICO Cancun – 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 Cozumel – 2013 , 2015 Mexico – 2007 POR / PORTUGAL Setubal – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015 SIN / SINGAPORE Singapore – 2007, 2008 UAE / UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Abu Dhabi – 2015, 2016 Dubai – 2007, 2008, 2009 Fujairah – 2010 Sharjah – 2009

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USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Manhattan, NYC – 2009

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PODIUMS WOMEN 2007 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 160 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 118 pts; 3. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 84 pts 2008 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 116 pts; 2. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 98 pts; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 94 pts 2009 - 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 216 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 168 pts; Nadine Reichert (GER) 114 pts 2010 - 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 122 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 110 pts; Linsy Heister (NED) 78 pts 2011 - 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 98 pts; 2. Nadine Reichert (GER) 86 pts; 3. Isabell Donath (GER) 60 pts 2012 - 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 160 pts; 2. Nadine Reichert (GER) 106 pts; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 103 pts 2013 - 1. Emily Brunemann (USA) 107 pts; 2. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 98 pts; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 96 pts 2014 - 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 149 pts; 2. Christine Jennings (USA) 64 pts; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 43 pts 2015 – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 112 pts, 2. Anna Olasz (HUN) 77 pts, 3. Isabelle Harle (GER) 57 pts 2016 – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 86 pts; 2. Poliana Okimoto Cintra (BRA) 74 pts; Angela Maurer (GER) 61 pts MEN 2007 - 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 140 pts, 2. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 94 pts; 3. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 80 pts 2008 - 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 129 pts; 2. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 104 pts; 3. Mazen Aziz (EGY) 93 pts 2009 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 198 pts; 2. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 132 pts; Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 108 pts 2010 - 1. Chad Ho (RSA) 122 pts; 2. Francis Crippen (USA) 94 pts; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 62 pts 2011 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 114 pts; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 82 pts; 3. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 46 pts 2012 - 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 134 pts; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 92 pts; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 72 pts 2013 - 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 100 pts; 2. Romain Beraud (FRA) 86 pts; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 78 pts 2014 - 1. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 121 pts; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) & Christian Reichert (GER) 88 pts 2015 - 1. Christian Reichert (GER) 103 pts, 2. Alan Do Carmo (BRA) 94 pts, 3. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 68 pts 2016 – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 94 pts; 2. 2. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 90 pts; 3. Chip Peterson (USA) 66 pts


W M Total GER 3 4 7 BRA 4 1 5 USA 1 - 1 RUS - 1 1 ITA 2 2 4 RSA - 1 1 GRE - 1 1 Total 10 10 20

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WOMEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION BRA / BRAZIL Ana Marcela CUNHA – 3/2008, 1/2010, 1/2012, 3/2013, 1/2014, Poliana OKIMOTO – 3/2007, 1/2009, 2/2016/ GER / GERMANY Isabell DONATH – 3/2011 Isabelle HARLE – 3/2015 Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN – 2/2007 Angela MAURER – 1/2007, 1/2008, 2/2009, 2/2010, 1/2011, 3/2012, 3/2014, 3/2016 Nadine REICHERT – 3/2009, 2/2011, 2/2012 HUN / HUNGARY Anna OLASZ – 2/2015 ITA / ITALY Martina GRIMALDI – 2/2013 Rachele Bruni – 1/2015, 1/2016 NED / NETHERLANDS Linsy HEISTER – 3/2010 RUS / RUSSIA Larissa ILCHENKO – 2/2008 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Emily BRUNEMANN – 1/2013 Christine JENNINGS – 2/2014

MEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION AUS / AUSTRALIA Rhys MAINSTONE – 3/2015 BRA / BRAZIL Allan DO CARMO – 2/2009, 3/2010, 3/2012, 3/2013, 1/2014., 2/2015 EGY / EGYPT Mazen AZIZ – 3/2008 FRA / FRANCE Romain BERAUD – 2/2013 GER / GERMANY Thomas LURZ – 1/2009, 1/2011, 1/2013, 2/2014 Christian REICHERT – 2/2011, 2/2012, 2/2014, 1/2015 Andreas WASCHBURGER – 3 /2011, 2/2016 GRE / GREECE Spyridon GIANNIOTIS – 1/2012

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ITA / ITALY Valerio CLERI – 3/2007, 1/2008 Simone RUFFINI – 1/2016 NED / NETHERLANDS Maarten VAN DER WEIJDEN – 2/2007 RSA / SOUTH AFRICA Chad HO – 1/2010 RUS / RUSSIA Vladimir DYATCHIN – 1/2007, 3/2009 Yuri KOUDINOV – 2/2008 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Francis CRIPPEN – 2/2010 Chip PETERSON – 3/2016

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SERIES 2007 of the FINA 10km MARATHON SWIMMING WORLD CUP 11 events

1. January 26, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h15m08s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h15m16s; 3. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h15m51s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h04m07s; 2. Yuri Kudinov (RUS) 2h04m50s; 3. Evgeny Koshkarov (RUS) 2h04m52s 2. April 7, Dubai-Ajman (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Ksenia Popova (RUS) 2h26m07s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h26m09s19; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h26m09s70 MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h03m03s73; 2. Evgeny Koshkarov (RUS) 2h03m20s; 3. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 2h03m23s 3. May 26, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Eva Beglund (SWE) 2h40m56s; 2. Alexandra Bagley (AUS) 2h41m34s; 3. Trudee Hutchinson (AUS) 2h43m59s MEN – 1. Mohamed El Zanaty (EGY) 2h25m28s; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 2h27m17s; 3. Josh Santacaterina (AUS) 2h31m02s 4. June 9, Sevilla (ESP) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h00m00s; 2. Chloe Sutton (USA) 2h00m05s; 3. Poliana Okomoto (BRA) 2h00m06s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h51m49s10; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h51m50s; 3. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 1h51m52s 5. June 17, London (GBR) WOMEN – 1. Chloe Sutton (USA) 2h02m39s; 2. Kate Brooks Sutton (AUS) 2h02m41s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h02m42s MEN – 1. Ky Hurst (AUS) 1h55m52s42; 2. Alan Bircher (GBR) 1h55m52s96; 3. Mark Warkentin (USA) 1h55m53s 6. July 26, Lac Saint-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Kirsten Groome (USA) 2h03m31s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h04m14s; 3. Karley Stutzel (CAN) 2h04m23s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h01m29s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h02m21s; 3. Mazen Aziz (EGY) 2h02m32s 7. August 25, Vienna (AUT) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h02m45s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h02m46s; 3. Edith van Dijk (NED) 2h02m47s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h54m03s; 2. Maarten van Weijden (NED) 1h54m05s; 3. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h54m07s 8. September 23, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h47m49s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 1h47m51s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h47m53s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h43m10s; 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h43m20s; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 1h43m22s 9. September 30, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h50m11s35; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 1h50m11s45; 3. Yang Jieqiao (CHN) 1h50m11s55 MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h43m57s; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h43m59s00; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 1h43m59s25

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10. October 7, Singapore (SIN) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h00m04s; 2. Yang Jieqiao (CHN) 2h00m16s; 3. Alexandra Bradley (AUS) 2h00m22s MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h57m36s; 2. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 1h57m37s; 3. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h57m38s 11. October 20, Cancun (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h07m09s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h07m10s; 3. Jana Pechanova (CZE) 2h07m14s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h59m31s; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h59m55s; 3. Nicola Bolzonello (ITA) 1h59m44s

2007 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 160 pts; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 118 pts; 3. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 84 pts MEN – 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 140 pts; 2. Maarten van der Weijden (NED) 94 pts; 3. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 80 pts

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1. January 26, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h04m03s; 2. Kirsten Groome (USA) 2h04m05s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h04m13s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h58m42s; 2. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h58m44s; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h58m44s 2. March 15, Dubai (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h56m01s; 2. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 1h56m30s; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 1h56m32s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h48m53s; 2. Daniil Serebrennkov (RUS) 1h48m54s64; 3. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h48m54s88 3. June 28, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h06m04s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h06m08s; Andreina Pinto (VEN) 2h06m09s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h52m46s; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h54m10s; 3. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 1h55m12s 4. July 24, Lac Saint-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h13m57s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h14m28s; Lucy Redgrove (AUS) 2h15m10s MEN – 1. Mazen Aziz (EGY) 2h04m15s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h04m16s30; Francis Crippen (USA) 2h04m16s87 5. September 21, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Kristel Kobrich (CHI) 2h10m49s; 2. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h10m53s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h10m55s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 2h06m58s; 2. Mazen Aziz (EGY) 2h07m03s; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 2h07m05s 6. September 28, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h52m15s; 2. Kristel Kobrich (CHI) 1h52m18s; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h52m24s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 1h46m17s; 2. Daniil Serebrennkov (RUS) 1h46m18s; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h46m22s 7. October 4, Singapore (SIN) WOMEN – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h16m22s; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h16m25s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h16m27s MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 2h09m20s25; 1. Daniil Serebrennkov (RUS) 2h09m20s25; 3. Mazen Aziz (EGY) 2h09m21s 8. October 11, Cancun (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h02m04s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h02m05s; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h02m06s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h52m23s; 2. Ivan Lopez (MEX) 1h52m24s; 3. Daniil Serebrennkov (RUS) 1h52m27s

2008 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 116 pts; 2. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 98 pts; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 94 pts MEN – 1. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 129 pts; 2. Yuri Koudinov (RUS) 104 pts; Mazen Aziz (EGY) 93 pts

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1. January 24, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h09m49s10; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h09m58s23; 3. Nadine Pastor (GER) 2h10m00s12 MEN – 1. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 2h05m44s16; 2. Luca Ferretti (ITA) 2h05m49s51; 3. Valerio Cleri (ITA) 2h05m54s38 2. June 27, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h42m32s18; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h42m33s76; 3. Stefanie Biller (GER) 1h42m37s51 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h34m16s50; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h34m18s00; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h34m18s15 3. July 23, Lac Saint-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h09m58s81; 2. Nicole Vernon (USA) 2h14m19s02; Heather Maitland (CAN) 2h14m35s93 MEN – 1. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 1h57m25s16; 2. David Browne (AUS) 1h57m42s74; 3. Charles Cullom (USA) 1h58m36s46 4. August 8, Varna (BUL) WOMEN – 1. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h16m05s54; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h16m06s64; Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h16m07s57 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h01m31s54; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h01m37s36; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 2h01m38s76 5. August 12, Lake Annecy (FRA) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h58m58s69; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h59m02s69; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h59m03s94 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h52m08s87; 2. Sergei Bolshakov (RUS) 1h52m12s37; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h52m20s70 6. August 29, Copenhagen (DEN) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h05m17s; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h05m29s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m30s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h57m40s; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h57m43s; 3. Sergei Bolshakov (RUS) 1h57m44s 7. September 6, Manhattan, NYC (USA) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h04m40s8; 2. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h04m45s3; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m24s6 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h47m41s5; 1. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h47m43s5; 3. Francis Crippen (USA) 1h47m43s9 8. September 20, Chun An (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h05m48s96; 2. Nadine Reichert (GER) 2h05m49s34; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m51s42 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h55m10s98; 2. Kiril Abrosimov (RUS) 1h55m12s16; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h55m16s85 9. September 26, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h12m30s29; 2. Nadine Pastor (GER) 2h12m50s68; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h12m54s74 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h03m15s19; 2. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 2h03m17s22; 3. Francis Crippen (USA) 2h03m17s92

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10. October 4, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h07m18s4; 2. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 2h07m23s9; 3. Swann Oberson (SUI) 2h07m25s4 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h58m22s5; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h58m24s3; 3. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h58m24s4 11. October 17, Dubai (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h52m32s45; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h52m34s10; 3. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h52m40s53 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h44m5s20; 2. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 1h44m54s45; 3. Thomas Allen (GBR) 1h44m58s65 12. October 21, Sharjah (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h58m17s56; 2. Larissa Ilchenko (RUS) 1h58m28s77; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h58m30s65 MEN – 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 1h48m17s25; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h49m15s56; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h49m17s68

2009 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 216 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 168 pts; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 114 pts MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 198 pts; 2. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 132 pts; Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 108 pts

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1. January 31, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h16m48s; 2. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h16m50s; 3. Alice Franco (ITA) 2h16m51s MEN – 1. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 2h14m12s03; 2. Chad Ho (RSA) 2h14m12s44; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 2h14m13s 2. February 6, Viedma (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h58m34s; 2. Karla Sitic (CRO) 1h58m34s; 3. Eva Fabian (USA) 1h58m34s MEN – 1. Francis Crippen (USA) 1h50m57s; 2. Chad Ho (RSA) 1h51m00s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h51m02s 3. June 26, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h16m31s50; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h16m31s8; Angela Maurer (GER) 2h16m34s7 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h01m05s6; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h01m06s6; 3. Sergiy Fesenko (AZE) 2h01m12s7 4. July 25, Lac Saint-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h09m35s6; 2. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h09m35s7; Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 02h09m38s21 MEN – 1. Charles Peterson (USA) 2h05m13s1; 2. Francis Crippen (USA) 2h05m15s1; Chad Ho (RSA) 02h05m20s70 5. September 25, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h02m56s; 2. Linsy Heister (NED) 2h02m57s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h03m03s MEN – 1. Alexander Meyer (USA) 1h55m30s3; 2. Francis Crippen (USA) 1h55m30s8; 3. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 1h55m33s 6. October 3, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h10m45s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h10m46s6; 3. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2h10m46s7 MEN – 1. Chad Ho (RSA) 2h03m54s; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h04m21s5; 3. Francis Crippen (USA) 2h04m21s8 7. October 9, Cancun (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h17m29s; 2. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h17m30s; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h17m36s MEN – 1. Francis Crippen (USA) 2h07m53s; 2. Charles Peterson (USA) 2h08m04s2; 3. Mark Warkentin (USA) 2h08m04s6 8. October 23, Fujairah (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Swann Oberson (SUI) 2h00m59s1; 2. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 2h00m59s3; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h00m59s4 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h54m10s; 2. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h54m12s; 3. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 1h54m13s

2010 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 122 pts; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 110 pts; 3. Linsy Heister (NED) 78 pts MEN – 1. Chad Ho (RSA) 122 pts; 2. Francis Crippen (USA) 94 pts; Allan do Carmo (BRA) 62 pts

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1. April 17, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h12m33s39; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h13m07s28; 3. Andreina Pinto (VEN) 2h13m09s26 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h06m05s77; 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 2h06m08s00; 3. Francisco Hervas (ESP) 2h06m13s11 2. April 30, Cancun (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h01m58s; 2. Eva Risztov (HUN) 2h02m00s; Isabell Donath (GER) 2h02m01s MEN – 1. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1h53m58s; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h53m59s; 3. Alex Meyer (USA) 1h54m04s 3. June 18, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h48m41s9; 2. Isabell Donath (GER) 1h48m43s2; 3. Kalliopi Araouzou (GRE) 1h48m51s3 MEN – 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h40m29s5; 2. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 1h40m31s4; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h40m36s9 4. July 24, Lac Saint-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Nadine Reichert (GER) 2h10m45s47; 2. Joanie Guillemette-Simard (CAN) 2h18m28s22; 3. Caitlin Nolan (CAN) 2h25m40s59 MEN – 1. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 2h05m23s55; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 2h05m23s70; 3. Christian Reichert (GER) 2h05m28s57 5. August 13, Lac Megantic (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Joanie Guillemette-Simard (CAN) 2h30m51s; 2. Jade Dusablon (CAN) 2h30m52s; 3. Heidi George (USA) 2h30m58s MEN – 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 2h12m47s; 2. Simon Tobin (CAN) 2h19m53s; 3. Zac Parkes (CAN) 2h19m59s 6. September 25, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Emily Ann Brunemann (USA) 2h04m52s41; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h04m54s72; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 2h04m55s78 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h54m22s95; 2. Zu Lijun (CHN) 1h54m23s19; 3. Zhang Zibing (CHN) 1h54m26s86 7. October 2, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Emily Ann Brunemann (USA) 2h10m59s95; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h11m02s95; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 2h11m07s80 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h58m16s70; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h58m16s90; 3. Chad Ho (RSA) 1h58m17s40

2011 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 98 pts; 2. Nadine Reichert (GER) 86 pts; 3. Isabell Donath (GER) 60 pts MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 114 pts; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 82 pts; 3. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 46 pts

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1. January 29, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h22m23s94; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h22m25s50; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h22m28s44 MEN – 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 2h11m39s51; 2. Nicola Bolzonello (ITA) 2h11m41s44; 3. Richard Weinberger (CAN) 2h11m42s34 2. February 4, Viedma (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h02m08s11; 2. Haley Anderson (USA) 2h02m14s14; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 2h02m21s23 MEN – 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h55m29s01; 2. Richard Weinberger (CAN) 1h55m32s18; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h55m35s32 3. April 1, Eilat (ISR) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h02m37s45; 2. Ekaterina Seliverstova (RUS) 2h02m37s80; Anna Guseva (RUS) 2h02m38s85 MEN – 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h52m32s45; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h52m36s25; 3. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h52m36s45 4. April 21, Cancun (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h09m14s78; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h09m16s22; Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 02h09m19s04 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h57m16s51; 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h57m16s55; Nicola Bolzonello (ITA) 1h57m16s56 5. July 26, Lac St-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h02m04s07; 2. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h02m06s01; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h02m13s07 MEN – 1. Richard Weinberger (CAN) 1h56m05s04; 2. Arthur Frayler (USA) 1h56m07s01; 3. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h56m09s01 6. August 11, Lac Megantic (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h05m56s76; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h06m02s73; 3. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h06m03s82 MEN – 1. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 1h59m02s42; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h59m40s59; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 2h00m00s26 7. October 7, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h11m48s30; 2. Cara Baker (NZL) 2h11m50s10; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h11m50s10 MEN – 1. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 1h57m36s20; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h57m43s45; 3. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h57m45s05 8. October 14, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h58m12s90; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 1h58m14s23; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 1h58m15s59 MEN – 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h50m41s70; 2. Li Jun Zu (CHN) 1h50m45s22; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h50m45s57

2012 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 160 pts; 2. Nadine Reichert (GER) 106 pts ; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 103 pts MEN – 1. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 134 pts; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 92 pts; Allan do Carmo (BRA) 72 pts

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1. January 28, Santos (BRA) WOMEN – 1. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2h11m18s04; 2. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h11m48s06; 3. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 2h11m50s12 MEN – 1. Romain Beraud (FRA) 2h02m26s01; 2. Federico Vanelli (ITA) 2h02m28s22; 3. Matteo Furlan (ITA) 2h02m30s10 2. February 2, Viedma (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Emily Brunemann (USA) 1h59m51s; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h59m55s; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 1h59m58s MEN – 1. Romain Beraud (FRA) 1h50m21s03; 2. Damien Cattin-Vidal (FRA) 1h50m30s16; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h50m38s18 3. March 1, Eilat (ISR) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h02m53s15; 2. Isabelle Harle (GER) 2h02m53s40; Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h02m55s40 MEN – 1. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h53m29s50; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h53m34s05; 3. Alexander Meyer (USA) 1h53m38s00 4. April 13, Cozumel (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h09m39s20; 2. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h09m39s40; Rachele Bruni (ITA) 02h09m39s70 MEN – 1. Daniel Fogg (GBR) 1h56m38s10; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h56m40s20; Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1h56m40s40 5. July 25, Lac St-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2h01m02s09; 2. Jade Dusablon (CAN) 2h01m58s08; 3. Beatrice Pineau (CAN) 2h13m05s01 MEN – 1. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 2h00m06s09; 2. Nicolas Masse-Savard (CAN) 2h00m55s07; 3. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 2h00m59s07 6. August 10, Lac Megantic (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h26m52s; 2. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h26m53s; 3. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2h26m55s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h15m35s; 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 2h15m36s; 3. Samuel de Bona (BRA) 2h15m38s 7. September 29, Shantou (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1h52m51s48; 2. Emily Brunemann (USA) 1h52m52s41; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1h52m54s36 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h46m56s54; 2. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h46m57s30; 3. Romain Beraud (FRA) 1h46m58s03 8. October 5, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h02m48s05; 2. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h02m57s08; 3. Lei Shan (CHN) 2h02m58s01 MEN – 1. Samuel de Bona (BRA) 1h53m34s00; 2. Romain Beraud (FRA) 1h53m35s05; 3. Rhys Mainstone-Hodson (AUS) 1h53m35s06

2013 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Emily Brunemann (USA), 107 pts; 2. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 98 pts; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 96 pts MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 100 pts; 2. Romain Beraud (FRA) 86 pts; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 78 pts

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1. February 1, Viedma (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h05m13s88; 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h05m16s94; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h05m18s28 MEN – 1. Thomas Allen (GBR) 1h51m29s04; 2. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1h51m30s69; 3. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h51m33s51 2. April 5, Cancun (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h12m37s; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h12m38s; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h12m39s MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h56m44s; 2. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1h56m45s; 3. Diogo Villarinho (BRA) 1h56m46s 3. June 28, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h03m52s2; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h03m54s4; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 2h04m00s7 MEN – 1. Jarrod Poort (AUS) 1h52m06s0; 2. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h52m07s1; 3. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h52m07s5 4. July 24, Lac St-Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h03m01s2; 2. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h03m01s5; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h03m02s7 MEN – 1. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1h56m44s9; 2. Charles Peterson (USA) 1h56m49s4; 3. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h56m53s1 5. July 31, Lac Magog (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h06m41s83; 2. Yu Shi (CHN) 2h06m42s70; 3. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h06m43s94 MEN – 1. Alex Meyer (USA) 1h55m10s63; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h55m10s90; 3. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h55m12s94 6. August 9, Lac Megantic (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h28m03s; 2. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h29m08s; 3. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2h32m56s MEN – 1. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 2h22m30s; 2. George O’Brien (AUS) 2h22m56s; 3. Philippe Guertin (CAN) 2h22m59s 7. October 12, Chun An (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h06m13s3; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h06m14s35; 2. Siyu Yan (CHN) 2h06m14s71 MEN – 1. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h52m59s57; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) 1h53m00s21; 3. Diogo Villarinho (BRA) 1h53m01s77 8. October 18, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Anna Olasz (HUN) 2h05m20s7; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h05m20s9; 3. Keri-Ann Payne (GBR) and Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h05m22s2 MEN – 1. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h56m12s4; 2. Allan do Carmo (BRA) 1h56m12s7; 3. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1h56m12s9

2014 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA), 149 pts; 2. Christine Jennings (USA), 64 pts; 3. Angela Maurer (GER), 43 pts MEN – 1. Allan do Carmo (BRA), 121 pts; 2. Thomas Lurz (GER) & Christian Reichert (GER), 88 pts

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1. February 7, Viedma (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Rachelle Bruni (ITA) 2h02m58s35, 2. Kristel Kobrich (CHI) 2h02m59s25, 3. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h03m09s54 MEN – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1h55m10s28, 2. Alan Do Carmo (BRA) 1h55m12s44, 3. Diogo Villarinho (BRA) 1h55m16s40 2. March 13, Abu Dhabi (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 2h07m31s80, 2. Yan Siyu (CHN) 2h07m34s50, 3. Keri-Anne Payne (GBR) 2h07m37s40 MEN – 1. Axel Reymond (FRA) 1h57m52s10, 2. Jack Brunell (GBR) 1h57m53s60, 3. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h57m53s60 3. April 18, Noumea (FRA) WOMEN – 1. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 2h09m18s70, 2. Anna Olasz (HUN) 2h09m45s80, 3. Coralie Codevelle (FRA) 2h10m27s00 MEN – 1. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 1h56m53s90, 2. Marc-Antoine Olivier (FRA) 1h59m56s20, 3. Axel Reymond (FRA) 1h57m24s40 4. May 02, Cozumel (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Haley Anderson (USA) 1h48m01s00, 2. Ana Marcela Da Cunha (BRA) 1h48m04s00, 3. Aurora Ponsele (ITA) 1h48m05s00 MEN – 1. Jack Burnell (GBR) 1h42m06s00, 2. Esteban Endrica Salgado (ECU) 1h42m10s00, 3. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1h42m13s00 5. June 20, Balatonfured (HUN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Da Cunha (BRA) 1h50m36s68, 2. Eva Risztov (HUN) 1h50m37s69, 3. Keri-Anne Payne (ITA) 1h50m38s87 MEN – 1. Jack Burnell (GBR) 1h41m41s93, 2. Spyridon Gianniotis (GRE) 1h41m44s51, 3. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1h41m44s51 6. June 27, Setubal (POR) WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 2h05m24s45, 2. Yumi Kida (JPN) 2h05m34s15, 3. Anna Olasz (HUN) 2h06m17s95, MEN – 1. Charles Peterson (USA) 1h54m23s60, 2. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h54m47s10, 3. Alexander Meiyer (USA) 1h55m00s00 7. July 23, Lac St Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h09m15s00, 2. Anna Mankevick (RUS) 2h13m32s00, 3. Gabrielle Soucisse (CAN) 2h19m56s00 MEN – 1. Charles Peterson (USA) 1h57m37s00, 2. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 1h59m21s00, 3. Nicolas Masse-Savard (CAN) 1h59m30s00 8. July 30, Lac Megantic (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 2h23m09s00, 2. Anna Olasz (HUN) 2h23m42s70, 3. Christine Jennings (USA) 2h23m46s30 MEN – 1. Rhys Mainstone (AUS) 2h08m58s60, 2. Alla Do Carmo (BRA) 2h08m59s30, 3. Diogo Villarinho (BRA) 2h09m00s10 7. October 11, Chun’an (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h03m36s00, 2. Samantha Arevalo (ECU) 2h03m39s00, Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h03m29s00 MEN – 1. Allan Do Carmo (BRA) 1h53m04s00, 2. Richard Weinberger (CAN) 1h53m08s00, 3. Esteban Endrica (ECU) 1h53m09s00 8. October 17, Hong Kong (HKG)

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WOMEN – 1. Keri-Anne Payne (GBR) 2h05m25s60, 2. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 2h05m25s70, 3. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h05m26m40 MEN – 1. Christian Reichert (GER) 1h56m07s40, 2. Alla Do Carmo (BRA) 1h56m07s50, 3. Jordan Wilimovsky (USA) 1h56m09s30

2015 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA), 112 pts; Anna Olasz (HUN), 77 pts; Isabelle Harle (GER) 57 pts MEN – 1. Christian Reichert (GER), 103 pts; Alan Do Carmo (BRA), 94 pts; Rhys Mainstone (AUS), 68 pts

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1. February 7, Viedma (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 2:06:11.50; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2:06:15.00; 3. Samantha Arevalo (ECU) 2:06:22.72 MEN – 1. Alex Meyer (USA) 1:55:44.72; 2. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1:55:45.44; 3. Federico Vanelli (ITA) 1:55:45.44 2. February 26, Abu Dhabi (UAE) WOMEN – 1. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 1:58:05.00; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 1:58:19.80; 3. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 1:58:19.90 MEN – 1. Marc-Antoine Olivier (FRA) 1:47:39.60; 2. Jack Brunell (GBR) 1:47:47.00; 3. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1:47:47.00 3. June 18, Balatonfured (HUN) WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 1:59:58.01; 2. Haley Anderson (USA) 2:00:09.81; 3. Isabelle Harle (GER) 2:00:11.54 MEN – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1:50:25.04; 2. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1:50:26.79; 3. Richard Weinberger (CAN) 1:50:27.17 4. July 28, Lac St Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Stephanie Horner (CAN) 2:06.15; 2. Emily Brunemann (USA) 2:06.16; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 2:06.20 MEN – 1. Philippe Guertin (CAN) 1:57.05; Chip Peterson (USA) 1:57.09; Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1:57.20 5. August 13, Lac Megantic (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Arianna Bridi (ITA) 2:10:57.00; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2:11:06.00; 3. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 2:11:53.00 MEN – 1. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 2:02:26.00; 2. Chip Peterson (USA) 2:02:26.50; 3. Pepijn Smits (NED) 2:02:30.00 6. October 9, Chun’An (CHN) WOMEN – 1. Xin Xin (CHN) 2:05:55.80; 2. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2:06:37.10; 3. Arianna Bridi (ITA) 2:06:37.70 MEN – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 1:56:01.30; 2. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 1:56:02.90; 3. Allan Do Carmo (BRA) 1:56:05.60 7. October 15, Hong Kong (HKG) WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 2:17:12.70; Arianna Bridi (ITA) 2:17:28.20; 3. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2:17:28.20 MEN – 1. Brendan Casey (USA) 2:11:54.80; 2. Yuuya Kataoka (JPN) 2:11:55.80; 3. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 2:11:58.10

2016 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 86 pts; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 74 points; 3. Angela Maurer (GER) 61 pts MEN – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 94 pts; 2. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 90 pts; 3. Chip Peterson (USA) 66

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NUMBER OF VICTORIES BY WOMEN

16 Poliana OKIMOTO (BRA) – 2007 (2), 2008 (1), 2009 (9), 2011 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) 16 Ana Marcela CUNHA (BRA) – 2008 (1), 2009 (1), 2010 (2), 2012 (4), 2013 (1), 2014 (5), 2015 (2) 7 Rachele BRUNI (ITA) – 2015 (4), 2016 (3) 6 Angela MAURER (GER) – 2007 (3), 2008 (1), 2010 (1), 2011 (1) Martina GRIMALDI (ITA) – 2007 (1), 2010 (1), 2012 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) 5 Emily Ann BRUNEMANN (USA) – 2011 (2), 2013 (3) Larissa ILCHENKO (RUS) – 2008 (4), 2009 (1) 4 Eva FABIAN (USA) – 2010 (2), 2012 (2) Christine JENNINGS (USA) – 2009 (1), 2010 (1), 2012 (1), 2015 (1) 2 Aurelie MULLER (FRA) – 2015 (1), 2016 (1) 1 Eva BERGLUND (SWE) – 2007 (1) Cecilia BIAGIOLI (ARG) – 2011 (1) Kirsten GROOME (USA) – 2007 (1) Joanie GUILLEMETTE-SIMARD (CAN) – 2011 (1) Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN (GER) – 2007 (1) Kristel KOBRICH (CHI) – 2008 (1) Swann OBERSON (SUI) – 2010 (1) Anna OLASZ (HUN) – 2014 (1) Ksenia POPOVA (RUS – 2007 (1) Nadine REICHERT (GER) – 2011 (1) Chloe SUTTON (USA) – 2007 (1)

Haley ANDERSON (USA) – 2015 (1) Keri-Anne PAYNE (GBR) – 2015 (1)

Stephanie HORNER (CAN) – 2016 (1) Arianna BRIDI (ITA) – 2016 (1) Xin XIN (CHN) – 2016 (1)

NUMBER OF VICTORIES BY MEN

21 Thomas LURZ (GER) - 2007 (1), 2008 (2), 2009 (9), 2010 (2), 2011 (3), 2012 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) 9 Valerio CLERI (ITA) – 2007 (4), 2008 (5) 5 Spyridon GIANNIOTIS (GRE) – 2011 (1), 2012 (4) 4 Vladimir DYATCHIN (RUS) – 2007 (4) Simone RUFFINI (ITA) – 2015 (1), 2016 (3) 3 Rhys MAINSTONE (AUS) – 2012 (1), 2015 (2) Allan DO CARMO (BRA) – 2014 (2), 2015 (1)

Charles PETERSON (USA) – 2010 (1), 2015 (2) Christian REICHERT (GER) – 2013 (1), 2014 (1), 2015 (1)

Alexander MEYER (USA) – 2010 (1), 2014 (1), 2016 (1) Andreas WASCHBURGER (GER) – 2011 (1), 2014 (1), 2016 (1) 2 Romain BERAUD (FRA) – 2013 (2) Jack BURNELL (GBR) – 2015 (2) Francis CRIPPEN (USA) – 2010 (2) Evgeny DRATTSEV (RUS) – 2010 (1), 2012 (1) Trent GRIMSEY (AUS) – 2009 (1), 2011 (1) Alexander STUDZINSKI (GER) – 2009 (1), 2013 (1) 1 Thomas ALLEN (GBR) – 2014 (1) Mazen AZIZ (EGY) – 2008 (1)

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Samuel DE BONA (BRA) – 2013 (1) Mohamed EL ZANATY (EGY) – 2007 (1) Simone ERCOLI (ITA) – 2009 (1) Daniel FOGG (GBR) – 2013 (1) Chad HO (RSA) – 2010 (1) Ky HURST (AUS) – 2007 (1)

Jarrod POORT (AUS) – 2014 (1) Andrea VOLPINI (ITA) – 2011 (1) Richard WEINBERGER (CAN) – 2012 (1) Marc-Antoine OLIVIER (FRA) – 2016 (1) Philippe GUERTIN (CAN) – 20016 (1)

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FINA OPEN WATER SWIMMING GRAND PRIX Since 2007

2007 – 8 races 2008 – 9 races 2009 – 9 races 2010 – 9 races 2011 – 9 races 2012 – 8 races 2013 – 8 races 2014 – 7 races 2015 – 5 races 2016 – 3 races

ORGANISING COUNTRIES, 2007-2016 ARG / ARGENTINA Hernandarias-Parana (88km) – 2007, 2011, 2013, 2014 Santa Fe (Rio Coronda, 57km) – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Rosario (15km) – 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 Viedma (15km) – 2008, 2009, 2011 Villa Urquiza –Parana (25km) - 2015 CAN / CANADA Lac St-Jean, Roberval (32 km) – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Lac Magog (34 km) – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 ITA / ITALY Capri-Napoli (36km) – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 MKD / MACEDONIA Ohrid Lake (30 km) – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 MEX / MEXICO Cancun (15 km) – 2012, 2014 Cozumel (15km) – 2013, 2015 Sumidero Canyon, Chiapas (15km) – 2007, 2008, 2009 SRB / SERBIA Sabac Marathon (19km) – 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012 UAE / UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Abu Dhabi (15km) – 2009

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PODIUMS WOMEN 2007 - 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 122 pts; 2. Celeste Punet (ARG) 78 pts; 3. Erica Rose (USA) 64 pts 2008 - 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 110 pts; 2. Stefanie Biller (GER) 99 pts; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 85 pts 2009 - 1. Camilla Frediani (ITA) 98 pts; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 91 pts; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 69 pts 2010 - 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 124 pts; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 106 pts; 3. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 85 pts 2011 - 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 123 pts; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 102 pts; 3. Alessandra Romiti (ITA) 47 pts 2012 - 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 96 pts; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 82 pts; 3. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 77 pts 2013 - 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 111 pts; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 72 pts; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 66 pts 2014 - 1. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) & Pilar Geijo (ARG) 102 pts; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 61 pts 2015 – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 60 pts; 2. Alice Franco (ITA) 56 pts; 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 49 pts 2016 – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 51 pts; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 38 pts; 3. Dina Kevacic (CRO) 19 pts MEN 2007 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 118 pts, 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 90 pts; 3. Tihomir Ivanchev (BUL) 67 pts 2008 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 126 pts; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 89 pts; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 84 pts 2009 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 122 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 93 pts; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 69 pts 2010 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 107 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 95 pts; 3. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 61 pts 2011 - 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 101 pts; 2. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 78 pts; 3. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 56 pts 2012 - 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 95 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 71 pts; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) and Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 45 pts 2013 - 1. Damian Blaum (ARG) 62 pts; 2. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 61 pts; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 53 pts 2014 - 1. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 59 pts; 2. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) & Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 51 pts 2015 – 1. Evgennij Pop Acev (MKD) 49 pts; 2. Bertrand Venturi (FRA) 39 pts; 3. Xavier Desharnais (CAN) 34 pts 2016 – 1. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 35 pts; 1. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 35 pts; 3. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 30 pts


WOMEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION ARG / ARGENTINA Antonella BOGARIN – 3/2010 Pilar GEIJO – 1/2010, 1/2011, 2/2012, 1/2014, 1/2015, 2/2016 Celeste PUNET – 2/2007 CRO / CROATIA Dina LEVACIC – 3/2016 CZE / CZECH REPUBLIC

W M Total BUL - 5 5 ARG 3 1 4 ESP 2 - 2 RUS 2 - 2 ITA 1 1 2 AUS - 1 1 CZE 1 - 1 FRA - 1 1 MKD - 2 2 RUS 1 - 1 Total 10 11 21

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Silvie RYBAROVA – 1/2014 ESP / SPAIN Esther NUNEZ MORERA – 1/2007, 3/2008, 2/2010, 2/2011, 1/2012, 2/2013, 3/2013, 3/2015 GER / GERMANY Stefanie BILLER – 2/2008 ITA / ITALY Alice FRANCO – 2/2015 Camilla FREDIANI – 1/2009 Martina GRIMALDI – 3/2013 Alessandra ROMITI – 3/2011 RUS / RUSSIA Natalia PANKINA – 1/2008 Olga KOZYDUB – 1/2013, 1/2016 Anna UVAROVA – 3/2012 USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Erica ROSE – 3/2007

MEN’S MEDALLISTS BY NATION ARG / ARGENTINA Danian BLAUM – 2/2007, 2/2009, 2/2010, 2/2012, 1/2013 AUS / AUSTRALIA Brendan CAPELL – 2/2008 Trent GRIMSEY – 1/2012 BUL / BULGARIA Tihomir IVANCHEV – 3/2007 Petar STOYCHEV – 1/2007, 1/2008, 1/2009, 1/2010, 1/2011 CAN / CANADA Xavier DESHARNAIS – 3/2015 FRA / FRANCE Stephane GOMEZ – 3/2008 Joanes HEDEL – 1/2014 Bertrand VENTURA – 2/2015 GER / GERMANY Alexander STUDZINSKI – 3/2009 ITA / ITALY Simone ERCOLI – 3/2013 Edoardo STOCHINO – 1/2016 Rodolfo VALENTI – 3/2010 Andrea VOLPINI – 2/2011, 3/2012

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MKD / REP. OF MACEDONIA Evgeny POP ACEV – 3/2011, 3/2012, 2/2013, 2/2014, 1/2015, 3/2016 Tomi STEFANIVSKI – 2/2014, 1/2016

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1. January 21, Marathon Hernandarias-Parana (ARG, 88 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 9h26m12s; 2. Celeste Punet (ARG) 9h29m24s; 3. Erica Rose (USA) 9h30m32s MEN – 1. Damian Blaum (ARG) 8h50m25s; 2. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 8h51m14s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 9h09m33s 2. February 4, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h53m55s; 2. Celeste Punet (ARG) 7h55m27s; 3. Erica Rose (USA) 8h01m37s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h29m30s; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h29m43s; 3. Tihomir Ivanchev (BUL) 7h29m48s 3. July 7, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Alessadra Romiti (ITA) 7h40m41s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h49m05s; 3. Erica Rose (USA) 8h21m09s MEN – 1. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 7h04m19s (Judges’ decision); 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h04m19s; 3. Claudio Gargaro (ITA) 7h26m 40s 4. July 15, Sabac Swim Marathon (SRB, 17 km) WOMEN – 1. Ekaterina Zhdanova (RUS) 2h55m11s93; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h55m11s94; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 2h57m16s50 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h44m27s; 2. Anton Sanachev (RUS) 2h44m34s; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 2h44m35s 5. July 21, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 6h26m15s; 2. Celeste Punet (ARG) 6h29m49s; 3. Evelien Sohl (NED) 6h35m35s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h52m00s; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 5h52m06; 3. Tihomir Ivanchev (BUL) 5h52m06s 6. July 28, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h03m09s; 2. Shelley Clark (AUS) 7h06m47s; 3. Patricia Perreault (CAN) 6h36m53s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h36m29s; 2. Simon Tobin (CAN) 6h36m38s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6h36m53s 7. August 4, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Shelley Clark (AUS) 8h09m11s; 2. Erica Rose (USA) 8h19m46s; 3. Patricia Perreault (CAN) 8h35m38s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h44m30s; 2. Tihomir Ivanchev (BUL) 7h45m15s; 3. Simon Tobin (CAN) 7h46m15s 8. October 13, Sumidero Canyon Swimming Marathon, Chiapas (MEX, 15 km) WOMEN – 1. Cathy Dietrich (FRA) 3h26m12s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 3h26m39s; 3. Aurelie Muller (FRA) 3h26m50s MEN – 1. Loic Branda (FRA) 3h16m12s; 2. Ivan Lopez (MEX) 3h16m13s; 3. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 3h16m 50s

2007 FINAL STANDING WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 122 pts; 2. Celeste Punet (ARG) 78 pts; 3. Erica Rose (USA) 64 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 118 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 90 pts; 3. Tihomir Ivanchev (BUL) 67 pts

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1. February 3, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 8h22m03s; 2. Edith Van Dijk (NED) 8h29m28s; 3. Laura La Piana (ITA) 8h33m33s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 8h20m09s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 8h20m13s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 8h20m19s 2. February 9, Rosario (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 2h11m38s; Esther Nunez (ESP) 2h16m23s; 3. Alessandra Romiti (ITA) 2h17m35s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h09m27s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h09m28s05; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 2h09m28s82 3. February 16, Viedma (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 2h44m22s; 2. Annegret Braun (GER) 2h46m35s; 3. Marianela Mendoza (ARG) 3h00m36s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 2h42m19s; 2. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 2h42m28s27; 3. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 2h42m28s59 (ITA) 4. July 5, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 7h56m26s; 2. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 8h01m21s; 3. Stefanie Biller (GER) 8h05m45s MEN – 1. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 7h33m46s; 2. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 7h36m33s; 3. Gabriel Villagoiz (ARG) 7h46m21s 5. July 13, Sabac Swim Marathon (SRB, 19km) WOMEN – 1. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h48m22s; 2. Ekaterina Zhdanova (RUS) 2h48m52s; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h48m52s MEN – 1. Brendan Capell (AUS) 2h39m57s; 2. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 2h41m23s; 3. Daniil Serebrennikov (RUS) 2h42m01s 6. July 19, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30km) WOMEN – 1. Stefanie Biller (GER) 6h15m58s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 6h23m37s; 3. Shelley Clark (AUS) 6h35m21s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h14m51s; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 6h14m53s29; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 6h14m53s50 7. July 26, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 8h36m35s; 2. Shelley Clark (AUS) 8h37m37s; 3. Stefanie Biller (GER) 8h40m53s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h39m13s; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 7h44m35s; 3. Simon Tobin (CAN) 7h49m11s 8. August 2, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Stefanie Biller (GER) 7h37m59s; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 7h42m29s; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 7h53m43s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h27m25s; 2. Mazen Aziz (EGY) 7h28m10s; 3. Brendan Capell (AUS) 7h28m13s 9. October 18, Sumidero Canyon Swimming Marathon, Chiapas (MEX, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 3h18m25s; 2. Alejandra Gonzalez (MEX) 3h23m18s; 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 3h24m36s MEN – 1. Ivan Lopez (MEX) 3h13m52s; 2. Daniil Serebrennikov (RUS) 3h13m53s40; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 3h13m53s97

2008 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 110 pts; 2. Stefanie Biller (GER) 99 pts; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 85 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 126 pts; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 89 pts; 3. Stephane Gomez (FRA) 84 pts

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1. February 1, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Linsy Heister (NED) 8h55m16s99; 2. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 8h55m35s68; 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 9h09m31s83 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 8h53m07s79; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 8h53m09s03; 3. Rotislav Vitek (CZE) 8h53m11s78 2. February 7, Rosario (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h11m10s; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h11m16s; 3. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h13m07s MEN – 1. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 2h05m02s; 2. Gabriel Villagoiz (ARG) 2h06m54s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 2h06m56s 3. February 14, Viedma (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 2h57m22s; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h58m48s; 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 3h01m54s MEN – 1. Michael Dmitriev (ISR) 2h45m12s; 2. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 2h45m14s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 2h45m37s 4. April 18, Sumidero Canyon Swimming Marathon, Chiapas (MEX, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 3h24m25s71; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 3h24m26s29; 3. Daniela Inacio (POR) 3h24m32s15 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 3h09m49s58; 2. Diego Nogueira (ESP) 3h09m51s64; 3. Ivan Lopez (MEX) 3h09m53s12 5. June 21, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Camilla Frediani (ITA) 7h59m36s8; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 8h10m09s4; 3. Marianela Mendoza (ARG) 8h30m27s2 MEN – 1. Rotislav Vitek (CZE) 6h42m55s3; 2. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 6h56m57s7; 3. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 7h04m05s1 6. July 18, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30km) WOMEN – 1. Camilla Frediani (ITA) 5h50m37s26; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 5h50m47s55; 3. Marianela Mendoza (ARG) 6h23m56s88 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h25m38s26; 2. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 5h25m38s50; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 5h25m48s11 7. July 25, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Camilla Frediani (ITA) 7h33m51s24; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h36m53s55; 3. Marianela Mendoza (ARG) 8h06m46s34 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h58m39s65; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6h59m53s21; 3. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 7h06m19s87 8. August 1, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 7h44m19s19; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h44m19s67; 3. Natalia Pankina (RUS) 7h44m32s39 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h16m22s68; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h17m20s48; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 7h24m15s99 9. October 25, Abu Dhabi (UAE, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h47m45s10; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 2h47m46s56; 3. Linsy Heister (NED) 2h47m47s03 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h35m45s10; 2. Sergiy Fesenko (AZE) 2h35m49s25; 3. Vladimir Dyatchin (RUS) 2h35m57s98

2009 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Camilla Frediani (ITA) 98 pts; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 91 pts; 3. Britta Kamrau-Corestein (GER) 69 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 122 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 93 pts; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 69 pts

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1. January 24, Rosario (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h01m46s; 2. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 2h01m59s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 2h02m13s MEN – 1. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 1h55m04s30; 2. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 1h55m04s60; 3. Bertrand Venturi (FRA) 1h55m34s 2. January 31, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h26m08s10; 2. Shelley Clark (AUS) 7h28m45s54; 3. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h31m05s34 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h57m52s04; 2. Alexander Studzinki (GER) 6h57m59s49; 3. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 6h58m58s56 3. February 7, Hernandarias-Parana (ARG, 88km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 8h34m22s84; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h40m02s16; 3. Shelley Clark (AUS) 8h43m36s20 MEN – 1. Damian Blaum (ARG) 8h23m21s54; 2. Alex Studzinski (GER) 8h23m23s22; 3. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 8h25m02s66 4. April 17, Sumidero Canyon Swimming Marathon, Chiapas (MEX, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 3h35m27s81; 2. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 3h35m35s94; 3. Martha Recio (ESP) 3h35m39s83 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 3h19m52s12; 2. Diego Nogueira (ESP) 3h20m18s24; 3. Francisco Hervas (ESP) 3h20m27s13 5. June 27, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Alessandra Romiti (ITA) 7h26m58s; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h27m06s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h27m07s MEN – 1. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6h58m05s; 2. Brendan Capell (AUS) 7h02m02s; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 7h03m47s 6. July 11, Sabac Swim Marathon (SRB, 19km) WOMEN – 1. Nika Kozamernik (SLO) 2h57m27s; 2. Anja Trisic (CRO) 3h01m15s; 3. Nicoletta Simonazzi (ITA) 3h05m05s MEN – 1. Rok Kerin (SLO) 2h44m33s; 2. Ky Hurst (AUS) 2h44m52s; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 2h44m58s 7. July 31, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h08m38s92; 2. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 7h08m48s36; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h32m24s42 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h40m22s10; 2. Simon Tobin (CAN) 6h43m37s45; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h07m35s64 8. August 7, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h53m36s; 2. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 8h04m24s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h04m34s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h38m02s; 2. Simon Tobin (CAN) 7h38m45s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h38m56s 9. August 14, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30km) WOMEN – 1. Karla Sitic (CRO) 5h47m18s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 5h54m23s; 3. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 5h54m27s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h37m39s; 2. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 5h38m08s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 5h38m09s

2010 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 124 pts; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 106 pts; 3. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 85 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 107 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 95 pts; 3. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 61 pts

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1. January 23, Rosario (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h04m41s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 2h08m26s; 3. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 2h11m09s MEN – 1. Francisco Hervas (ESP) 2h02m55s; 2. Brian Rickeman (BEL) 2h02m57s; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 2h02m59s 2. January 30, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 8h15m27s31; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 8h34m26s33; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h41m01s75 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 8h14m41s12; 2. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 8h14m43s45; 3. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 8h14m45s76 3. February 5, Viedma (ARG, 12km) WOMEN – 1. Eva Fabian (USA) 2h53m44s; 2. Poliana Okimoto (BRA) 2h54m58s; 3. Ophelie Aspord (FRA) 2h55m00s MEN – 1. Evgeny Drattsev (RUS) 2h33m07s; 2. Sergey Bolshakov (RUS) 2h33m10s; 3. Alex Meyer (USA) 2h33m14s 4. February 13, Hernandarias-Parana (ARG, 88km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 9h30m43s; 2. Antonella Bogarin (ARG) 9h52m02s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 9h54m24s MEN – 1. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 9h06m05s; 2. Guillermo Bertola (ARG) 9h11m35s; 3. Luciano Salles Rubio (ARG) 9h26m02s 5. June 19, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h34m21s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h11m35s; 3. Alessandra Romiti (ITA) 8h21m13s MEN – 1. Rotislav Vitek (CZE) 7h05m49s; 2. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 7h06m00s; 3. Mohammad Saleh (SYR) 7h11m09s 6. July 30, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h11m58s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h23m15; 3. Joanie Guillemette-Simard (CAN) 7h23m55s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 6h36m30s; 2. Simon Tobin (CAN) 6h37m52s; 3. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 6h46m31s 7. August 6, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h51m29s; 2. Joanie Guillemette-Simard (CAN) 8h11m25s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h14m41s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 7h25m05s; 2. Ian Van der Hulst (NED) 7h25m14s; 3. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 7h26m31s 8. August 7, Sabac Swim Marathon (SRB, 19km) WOMEN – 1. Karla Sitic (CRO) 2h55m52s; 2. Anna Guseva (RUS) 2h56m37s; 3. Alessandra Romiti (ITA) 3h05m25s MEN – 1. Guillermo Bertola (ARG) 2h43m59s; 2. Mohammad Saleh (SYR) 2h44m17s; 3. Ivan Afanevich (RUS) 2h44m18s 9. August 14, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30km) WOMEN – 1. Karla Sitic (CRO) 5h52m55s; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 5h59m19s; 3. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6h02m22s MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h35m13s; 2. Tomi Stefanoski (MKD) 5h36m26s; 3. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 5h38m09s

2011 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 123 pts; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 102 pts; 3. Alessandra Romiti (ITA) 47 pts MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 101 pts; 2. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 78 pts; 3. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 56 pts

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1. January 22, Rosario (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Cecilia Biagioli (ARG) 2h24m28s; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 2h25m38s; 3. Ophelie Aspord (FRA) 2h37m29s MEN – 1. Julien Sauvage (FRA) 2h23m59s; 2. Romain Beraud (FRA) 2h24m00s; 3. Damian Blaum (FRA) 2h24m01s 2. January 29, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 8h44m26s12; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 8h47m58s62; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h52m46s59 MEN – 1. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 8h36m38s67; 2. Lucian Sales Rubio (ARG) 8h36m47s62; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 8h36m47s85 3. April 26, Cancun (MEX, 15 km) WOMEN – 1. Jana Pechanova (CZE) 3h13m14s21; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 3h13m14s54; 3. Nadine Reichert (GER) 3h15m45s56 MEN – 1. Thomas Lurz (GER) 2h59m55s51; 2. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 2h59m55s83; 3. Andreas Waschburger (GER) 2h59m57s41 4. June 17, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h08m02s; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 7h19m49s; 3. Silvie Ribarova (CZE) 7h20m54s MEN – 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 6h29m32s; 2. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 6h32m46s; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) 6h36m04s 5. July 28, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 6h34m06s49; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6h51m23s96; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 6h52m11s27 MEN – 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 6h26m12s65; 2. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 6h33m56s52; 3. Philippe Guertin (CAN) 6h33m57s78 6. August 4, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h55m17s; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h56m39s; 3. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 8h04m28s MEN – 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 7h24m38s; 2. Xavier Desharnais (CAN) 7h30m53s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h30m55s 7. August 5, Sabac Swim Marathon (SRB, 19km) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 3h01m05s34; 2. Silvie Ribarova (CZE) 3h01m07s34; 3. Alexandra Sokolova (RUS) 3h01m07s96 MEN – 1. Ivan Afanevich (RUS) 2h51m17s74; 2. Guillermo Bertola (ARG) 2h52m07s37; 3. Chris Bravan (IRE) 2h52m15s76 8. August 11, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30km) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 5h33m41s66; 2. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 5h33m43s44; 3. Silvie Ribarova (CZE) 5h33m43s45 MEN – 1. Petar Stoychev (BUL) 5h19m30s35; 2. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 5h19m55s60; 3. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 5h19m55s60

2012 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 96 pts; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 82 pts; 3. Anna Uvarova (RUS) 77 pts MEN – 1. Trent Grimsey (AUS) 95 pts; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 71 pts; 3. Andrea Volpini (ITA) and Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 45 pts

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1. January 27, Rosario (ARG, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 1h58m38s; 2. Karla Sitic (CRO) 2h01m14s; 3. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 2h01m16s MEN – 1. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 1h51m03s; 2. Mario Sanzullo (ITA) 1h51m08s20; 3. Guillermo Bertola (ARG) 1h51m08s76 2. February 3, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 8h37m35s67; 2. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 8h43m25s32; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h46m34s46 MEN – 1. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 8h22m22s61; 2. Guillermo Bertola (ARG) 8h22m26s58; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 8h22m41s22 3. February 10, Hernandarias-Parana (ARG, 88km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 9h49m53s00; 2. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 9h49m53s42; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 9h56m48s56 MEN – 1. Luciano Sales Rubio (ARG) 9h39m42s00; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 9h39m42s09; 3. Mohammad Saleh (SYR) 9h39m42s11 4. April 20, Cozumel (MEX, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 3h21m44s; 2. Angela Maurer (GER) 3h21m47s; 3. Rachele Bruni (ITA) 3h21m55s MEN – 1. Simone Ruffini (ITA) 3h03m22s; 2. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 3h03m36s; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 3h03m40s 5. July 27, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 6h51m45s27; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6h53m36s37; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h08m50s08 MEN – 1. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 6h51m18s40; 2. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 6h51m36s52; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6h51m45s71 6. August 3, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 7h37m27s; 2. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 7h37m29s; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 7h37m30s MEN – 1. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 7h24m43s; 2. Xavier Desharnais (CAN) 7h30m21s; 3. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 7h31m36s 7. August 24, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 30km) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 5h24m07s25; 2. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 5h24m07s46; 3. Karla Sitic (CRO) 5h24m48s91 MEN – 1. Axel Reymond (FRA) 5h09m54s95; 2. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 5h10m57s22; 3. Ivan Afanevich (RUS) 5h11m28s35 8. September 1, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 6h31m26s; 2. Karla Sitic (CRO) 6h38m17s; 3. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 6h40m00s MEN – 1. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 6h13m55s; 2. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 6h14m01s; 3. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 6h14m28s

2013 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 111 pts; 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 72 pts; 3. Martina Grimaldi (ITA) 66 pts MEN – 1. Damian Blaum (ARG) 62 pts; 2. Evgeny pop Acev (MKD) 61 pts; 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 53 pts

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1. February 2, Maraton Acuatica Rio Coronda, Santa Fe (ARG, 57 km) WOMEN – 1. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 8h33m27s94; 2. Fabiana Lamberti (ITA) 8h33m31s56; 3. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 8h33m40s84 MEN – 1. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 8h19m03s33; 2. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 8h19m06s12; 3. Alexander Studzinski (GER) 8h19m16s69 2. February 9, Hernandarias-Parana (ARG, 88km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 9h27m28s; 2. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 9h48m07s; 3. Vicenia Navarro (VEN) 9h51m48s MEN – 1. Ivan Afanevich (RUS) 9h20m38s; 2. Saleh Mohammed (SYR) 9h22m42s; 3. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 9h26m55s 3. March 29, Manzanillo (MEX, 15km) WOMEN – 1. Angela Maurer (GER) 3h25m26s3; 2. Anna Olasz (HUN) 3h25m27s2; 3. Melissa Villasenor (MEX) 3h31m22s6 MEN – 1. Weertman Ferry (NED) 3h04m06s03; 2. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 3h04m07s8; 3. Marcel Schouten (NED) 3h05m14s6 4. July 26, Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean, Péribonda-Roberval (CAN, 32 km) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h19m52s; 2. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 7h31m44s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h35m26s MEN – 1. Xavier Desharnais (CAN) & Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 7h09m08s; 3. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h09m20s 5. August 2, Traversée Internationale du Lac Memphrémagog (CAN, 34 km) WOMEN – 1. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 7h41m09s; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h43m03s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 7h45m18s MEN – 1. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 7h31m30s; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 7h31m40s; 3. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 7h31m42s 6. August 23, Ohrid Lake Swim Marathon (MKD, 33km) WOMEN – 1. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 6h09m34s32; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6h09m34s63; 3. Anna Mankevich (RUS) 6h13m22s10 MEN – 1. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 5h41m47s80; 2. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 5h41m48s22; 3. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 5h41m50s32 7. September 7, Maratona del Golfo, Capri-Napoli (ITA, 36 km) WOMEN – 1. Ana Marcela Cunha (BRA) 6h24m47s; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6h34m31s; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 6h36m59s MEN – 1. Vilaij Khudyakov (KAZ) 6h11m27s; 2. Evgeny Pop Acev (MKD) 6h12m39s; 3. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 6h12m45s

2014 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) & Pilar Geijo (ARG) 102 pts; 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 61 pts MEN – 1. Joanes Hedel (FRA) 59 pts; 2.Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) & Evgeny pop Acev (MKD) 51 pts

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5 events 1. February 8, Villa Urquiza-Parana (ARG) WOMEN – 1. Alice Franco (ITA) 2h18m28s00, 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 2h18m56m00, 3. Fabiana Lamberti (ITA) 2h20m08s00 MEN – 1. Mario Sanzullo (ITA) 2h10m41s00, 2. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 2h10m44s00, 3. Akexander Studzinski (GER) 2h11m49s00 2. April 4, Cozumel (MEX) WOMEN – 1. Sharon Van Rouwendaal (NED) 3h03m56s00, 2. Alice Franco (ITA) 3h04m04s00, 3. Zaira Cardenas (MEX) 3h06m05s00 MEN – 1. Ferry Weertman (NED) 2h48m23s00, 2. Brian Ryckeman (BEL) 2h48m26s00, 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 2h49m49s00 3. July 7, Lac St- Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7h48m17s00, 2. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 8h02m17s00, 3. Dina Levacic (CRO) 8h05m24s00 MEN – 1. Xavier Desharnais (CAN) 7h20m41a00, 2. Philippe Guertin (CAN) 7h21m59s00, 3. Bertrand Ventnturi (FRA) 7h23m27s00 4. August 29, Ohrid Lake (MKD) WOMEN – 1. Alice Franco (ITA) 5h44m03s00, 2. Ana Mankevich (RUS) 5h58m43s00, 3. Esther Nunez Morera (ESP) 6h04m15s00 MEN – 1. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 5h39m42s00, 2. Matheus Evangelista (BRA) 5h39m48s00, 3. Tomi Stefanivski (MKD) 5h39m54s00 5. September 6, Capri-Napoli (ITA) WOMEN – 1. Alice Franco (ITA) 6h29m54s00, 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6h35m17s00, 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 6h43m31s00 MEN – 1. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6h22m13s00, 2. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 6h22m16s00, 3. Simone Ercoli (ITA) 6h22m20s00

2015 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 60 pts; 2. Alica Franco (ITA) 56 pts; 3. Esther Nunez (ESP) 49 pts MEN – 1. Evgennij Pop Acev (MKD) 49 pts; 2. Bertrand Venturi (FRA) 39 pts; 3. Xavier Desharnais (CAN) 34 pts

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1. July 30, Lac St Jean (CAN) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 6:39:28.00; 2. Jade Dusablon (CAN) 6:46:20.00; 3. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 7:06.15.00 MEN – 1. Alex Meyer (USA) 6:27:59.00; 2. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 6:31:05.00; 3. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 6:39:28.00 2. August 8, Ohrid Lake (MKD) WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 5:55:35.72; 2. Daria Kulik (RUS) 5:58:23.25; 3. Silvie Rybarova (CZE) 6:04:30.50 MEN – 1. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 5:55:18.93; 2. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 5:55:23.04; 3. Matheus Emerim Evangelista (BRA) 5:55:34.37 3. September 4, Capri-Napoli (ITA) WOMEN – 1. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 6:46:34.00; 2. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 6:47:37.00; 3. Ilaria Raimondi (ITA) 6:50:04.00 MEN – 1. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 6:17:04.00; 2. Damian Blaum (ARG) 6:17:19.00; 3. Bertrand Venturi (FRA) 6:25:49.00

2016 FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN – 1. Olga Kozydub (RUS) 51 pts ; 2. Pilar Geijo (ARG) 38 pts; 3. Daria Kulik (RUS) 19 pts MEN – 1. Tomi Stefanovski (MKD) 35 pts; 1. Edoardo Stochino (ITA) 35 pts; 3. Evgenij Pop Acev (MKD) 30 pts

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NUMBER OF VICTORIES BY WOMEN

12 Pilar GEIJO (ARG) – 2010 (4), 2011 (4), 2013 (1), 2014 (2), 2015 (1), 2016 (1)

8 Esther NUNEZ MORERA (ESP) – 2007 (4), 2010 (1), 2012 (2), 2013 (1) 7 Olga KOZYDUB (RUS) – 2012 (2), 2013 (3), 2016 (2) 5 Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN (GER) – 2008 (2), 2009 (3) 4 Natalia PANKINA (RUS) – 2008 (4) Cecilia BIAGIOLI (ARG) – 2010 (1), 2011 (2), 2012 (1) Anna UVAROVA (RUS) – 2008 (1), 2009 (2), 2012 (1)

3 Camilla FREDIANI (ITA) – 2009 (3) Alice FRANCO (ITA) – 2015 (3) Martina GRIMALDI (ITA) – 2013 (3) Silvie RYBAROVA (CZE) – 2014 (3) Karla SITIC (CRO) – 2010 (1), 2011 (2)

2 Stefanie BILLER (GER) – 2008 (2) Ana Marcela CUNHA (BRA) – 2012 (1), 2014 (1) Alessandra ROMITI (ITA) – 2007 (1), 2010 (1)

1 Shelley CLARK (AUS) – 2007 (1) Cathy DIETRICH (FRA) – 2007 (1) Eva FABIAN (USA) – 2011 (1)

Alice FRANCO (ITA) – 2015 (1) Linsy HEISTER (NED) – 2009 (1) Nika KOZAMERNIK (SLO) – 2010 (1) Angela MAURER (GER) – 2014 (1) Jana PECHANOVA (CZE) – 2012 (1) Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL (NED) – 2015 (1) Ekaterina ZHDANOVA (RUS) – 2007 (1)

NUMBER OF VICTORIES BY MEN

26 Petar STOYCHEV (BUL) – 2007 (5), 2008 (6), 2009 (5), 2010 (5), 2011 (4), 2012 (1) 4 Simone ERCOLI (ITA) – 2010 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) Damian BLAUM (ARG) – 2007 (1), 2010 (2), 2015 (1)

3 Trent GRIMSEY (AUS) – 2012 (3) Joanes HEDEL (FRA) – 2012 (1), 2013 (1) , 2014 (1) Tomi STEFANOVSKI (MKD) – 2013 (1), 2014 (1), 2016 (1)

2 Ivan AFANEVICH (RUS) – 2012 (1) , 2014 (1) Xavier DESHARNAIS (CAN) – 2014 (1), 2015 (1) Thomas LURZ (GER) – 2009 (1), 2012 (1) Brian RYCKEMAN (BEL) – 2013 (1), 2014 (1) Ferry WEERTMAN (NED) – 2014 (1), 2015 (1) Alexander STUDZINSKI (GER) – 2007 (1), 2009 (1) Rotislav VITEK (CZE) – 2009 (1), 2011 (1) Evgenij POP ACEV (MKD) – 2015 (1), 2016 (1)

1 Guillermo BERTOLA (ARG) – 2011 (1) Loic BRANDA (FRA) – 2007 (1) Brendan CAPELL (AUS) – 2008 (1) Michael DMITRIEV (ISR) – 2009 (1) Evgeny DRATTSEV (RUS) – 2011 (1) Alex MEYER (USA) – 2016 (1)

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Stephane GOMEZ (FRA) – 2008 (1) Francisco HERVAS (ESP) – 2011 (1) Rok KERIN (SLO) – 2010 (1) Vilaij KHUDYAKOV (KAZ) – 2014 (1) Ivan LOPEZ (MEX) – 2008 (1) Alex REYMOND (FRA) – 2013 (1) Simone RUFFINI (ITA) – 2013 (1) Luciano SALES RUBIO – 2013 (1) Mario SANZULLO (ITA) – 2015 (1) Julien SAUVAGE (FRA) – 2012 (1) Andrea VOLPINI (ITA) – 2011 (1)

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ROLL OF HONOUR BY NATIONAL FEDERATION OG: Olympic Games, WCH: World Championships, WCp: World Cup

MSWCp: Marathon Swimming World Cup 10kmMSWCp (since 2007): 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup

OWSGP (since 2007): Open Water Swimming Grand Prix T: Team

WOMEN ARG / ARGENTINA Cecilia BIAGIOLI – 4 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2010 (1), 2011 (2), 2012 (1) and 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1) Antonella BOGARIN – OWSGP/3/2010 Pilar GEIJO – OWSGP/1/2010, OWSGP/1/2011, OWSGP/2/2012 + 12 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2010 (4), 2011 (4), 2013 (1), 2014 (2), 2015 (1) Celeste PUNET – OWSGP/2/2007 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp (2003) AUS / AUSTRALIA Lauren ARNDT – WCH/3/2004/10km, WCH/2/2004/T/5km, WCH/3/2004/T/25km Kate BROOKES-PETERSON – WCH/3/2007/5km, WCH/3/2007/10km Shelley CLARK (AUS) – MSWCp/3/2002 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2001 (1), 2002 (1) + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1) Melissa CUNNINGHAM – WCH/1/1994/25km, WCH/1/1994/T/25km, WCp/1/1996, WCp/1/1996/T Kelly DRIFFIELD – MSWCp/3/1998 Melissa GORMAN – WCH/1/2009/5km, WCH/3/2010/10km, WCH/2/2011/T/5km Trudee HUTCHINSON – WCH/3/2002/T/5km, WCH/2/2002/T/10km Tracey KNOWLES – WCH/1998/T/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1998 (1) Hayley LEWIS – WCH/3/2001/5km Shelley TAYLOR-SMITH – WCH/2/1991/T/25km, MSWCp/1/1993/94, WCp/1/1988, WCH/1/1991/25km, WCH/3/1994/25km, WCH/1/1994/T/25km, WCp/1/1994/SF, WCp/2/1996 + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (4) Tammy VAN WISE – WCH/2/1991/T/25km BEL / BELGIUM Cindy PERSOON – 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2000 (1) BRA / BRAZIL Ana Marcela CUNHA – 10kmMSWCp/3/2008, 10kmMSWCp/1/2010, WCH/3/2010/5km, WCH/1/2011/25km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2012, WCH/3/2013/5km, WCH/2/2013/10km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2013, WCH/2/2015/T, WCH/3/2015/10km, WCH/1/2015/25km, 10kmMSWCp 2/2016 + 14 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2008 (1), 2009 (1), 2010 (2), 2012 (4), 2013 (1), 2014 (5) + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (1), 2014 (1) Christiane FANZERES – WCp/2/1992/T Ana MESQUITA – WCp/2/1992/T Poliana OKIMOTO – WCH/2/2006/5km, WCH/2/2006/10km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2007, WCH/3/2009/5km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2009, WCH/2/2013/5km, WCH/3/2013/T/5km, WCH/1/2013/10km, OG 3/2016 + 16 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (2), 2008 (1), 2009 (9), 2011 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) BUL / BULGARIA Ivanka MORALIEVA – MSWCp/3/2004, MSWCp/3/2005 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (2) CAN / CANADA

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Kim DYKE – WCp/3/1992, WCp/2/1994/SF Annie GRANDISSON – WCp/2/1992, WCp/1/1992/T Joannie GUILLEMETTE-SIMARD – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1) Stephanie HORNER – 1 victory at 10kmMSCW 2016 Heidi LEVASSEUR – WCp/3/1996/T CHI / CHILE Kristel KOBRICH – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2008 (1) CHN / CHINA Xin XIN – 1 victory at 10kmMSWCp 2016 CRO / CROATIA Karla SITIC – 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2010 (1), 2011 (2) CZE / CZECH REPUBLIC Yvetta HLAVACOVA – WCH/3/2002/T/25km, WCH/3/2004/T/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2002 (1) Jana PECHANOVA – WCH/2/2003/5km, WCH/2/2004/10km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (1) Silvie RYBAROVA – 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2014 (3) EGY / EGYPT Mariem FARID – WCp/2/1986-II ECU / ECUADOR Samantha AREVALO - ESP / SPAIN Margarita DOMINGUEZ CABEZAS – WCH/2/2010/25km Esther NUNEZ MORERA – MSWCp/3/2006, OWSGP/1/2007, OWSGP/3/2008, OWSGP/2/2010, OWSGP/2/2011, OWSGP/1/2012, OWSGP/2/2013, OWSGP/3/2015 + 8 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (4), 2010 (1), 2012 (2), 2013 (1) Yurema REQUENA – WCH/3/2008/10km FRA / FRANCE Celia BARROT – WCH/3/2010/25km Audry BOITTE – WCH/3/2000/T/25km Vanessa BOUISSET – WCp/2/1996/T, MSWCp/2/1997 Anne CHAGNAUD – WCp/3/1994/SF, MSWCp/2/1993/94, MSWCp/1/1997 + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (3), 1997 (1) Cathy DIETRICH – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1) Aurelie MULLER – WCH/2/2011/5km, WCH/1/2015/10km + 1 victory at 10kmMSWCp 2016 Floriane RICHARD – WCH/2/2004/T/25km GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Cassandra PATTEN – WCH/2/2007/10km, WCH/2/2008/10km, OG/3/2008/10km Keri-Anne PAYNE – OG/2/2008/10km, WCH/1/2009/10km, WCH/1/2011/10km Bridget YOUNG – WCp/3/1986-I, WCp/3/1986-II GER / GERMANY Stefanie BILLER – OWSGP/2/2008 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (1), 2006 (1) + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (2)

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Peggy BUCHSE – WCH/2/1994/T/25km, WCp/3/1996, WCH/3/1998/5km, WCH/2/1998/25km, WCH/3/1998/T/25km, MSWCp/1/1998, MSWCp/1/1999, WCH/1/2000/5km, WCH/3/2000/T/5km, WCH/3/2000/10km, WCH/1/2000/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2000, WCH/2/2001/5km, WCH/1/2001/10km + 14 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1998 (5), 1999 (7), 2000 (2) Isabell DONATH – 10kmMSWCp/3/2011 Morgan FELLER – MSWCp/3/2001 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1) Isabelle HAERLE – WCH/3/2011/T/5km, WCH/1/2013/T/5km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2015, WCH/1/2015/T Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN – WCH/3/1998/T/25km, MSWCp/2/1999, MSWCp/2/2001, WCH/1/2002/10km, WCH/3/2002/25km, WCH/3/2002/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2002, WCH/3/2003/5km, WCH/2/2003/25km, MSWCp/1/2003, WCH/1/2004/10km, WCH/1/2004/25km, WCH/1/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2004/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2004, WCH/3/2005/10km, WCH/2/2005/25km, MSWCp/2/2005, WCH/3/2006/5km, MSWCp/1/2006, WCH/1/2007/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2007 + 23 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1997 (1), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (2), 2005 (6), 2006 (9) + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) + 5 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (2), 2009 (3) Angela MAURER – MSWCp/3/1999, WCH/3/2000/25km, WCH/1/2000/T/10km, MSWCp/3/2000, WCH/3/2001/25km, WCH/3/2002/10km, WCH/2/2002/25km, WCH/2/2002/T/25km, MSWCp/1/2002, WCH/2/2003/10km, WCH/3/2003/25km, MSWCp/2/2003, MSWCp/1/2004, WCH/1/2006/25km, MSWCp/2/2006, 10kmMSWCp/1/2007, 10kmMSWCp/1/2008, WCH/1/2009/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2009, 10kmMSWCp/2/2010, WCH/2/2011/25km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2011, 10kmMSWCp/3/2012, WCH/3/2013/10km, WCH/2/2013/25km, WCH/3/2015/25km, 10kmMSWCp 3/2016 + 15 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2000 (1), 2002 (3), 2003 (2), 2004 (5), 2006 (4) + 6 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (3), 2008 (1), 2010 (1), 2011 (1) + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2014 (1) Nadine REICHERT (former name PASTOR) – WCH/2/2002/T/5km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2009, 10kmMSWCp/2/2011, 10kmMSWCp/2/2012 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1) Finnia WUNRAM – WCH/3/2015/5km GRE / GREECE Kalliopi ARAOUZOU – WCH/2/2013/T/5km, WCH/2/2015/5km Marianna LYMPERTA – WCH/3/2011/10km HUN / HUNGARY Gisela SLAVITCZEK – WCp/2/1986-I, WCp/1/1986-II Rita KOVACS – WCH/2/1994/25km, WCH/3/1994/T/25km + 3 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1997 (2), 2006 (1) Anna OLASZ – 2 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2014 (1), 2015 (1) + WCH/2/2015/25km Eva RISZTOV – OG/1/2012/10km ITA / ITALY Arianna BRIDI – 1 victory at MSCWp 2016 Rachele BRUNI – 10kmMSWCp/1/2015 (overall winner), 10kmMSWCp 1/2016 (overall winner), OG 2/2016 + 3 victories at 10kmMSWCp 2016 Valeria CASPRINI – WCH/3/1998/T/5km, WCH/1/1998/T/25km Giorgia CONSIGLIO – WCH/2/2010/5km, WCH/2/2010/10km Alice FRANCO – WCH/3/2011/25km, OWGP/1/2015 Camilla FREDIANI – OWSGP/1/2009 + 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2009 (3) Martina GRIMALDI – WCH/3/2009/10km, WCH/1/2010/10km, WCH/2/2011/10km, OG/3/2012/10km, WCH/1/2013/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2013, OWSGP/3/2013 + 6 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1), 2010 (1), 2012 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) + 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2013 (3) Laura LA PIANA – WCH/3/2005/25km Melissa PASQUALI – WCH/2/2000/10km Alessandra ROMITI – OWSGP/3/2011

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+ 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1), 2010 (1) Viola VALLI – WCH/3/2000/5km, WCH/1/2000/T/5km, WCH/2/2000/25km, WCH/2/2000/T/25km, WCH/1/2001/5km, WCH/1/2001/25km, WCH/1/2002/5km, WCH/2/2002/10km, WCH/1/2002/T/5km, WCH/1/2002/T/10km, WCH/1/2003/5km, WCH/1/2003/10km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2003 (1) Federica VITALE – WCH/2/2005/10km, WCH/3/2009/25km NED / NETHERLANDS Linsy HEISTER – WCH/1/2010/25km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2010 + 1 victory in Series of the OWSGP: 2009 (1) Edith VAN DIJK – WCH/2/1998/5km, WCH/3/1998/25km, MSWCp/2/1998, MSWCp/3/1999, WCH/1/2000/10km, WCH/1/2000/25km, MSWCp/1/2000, WCH/3/2001/10km, WCH/2/2001/25km, MSWCp/1/2001, WCH/1/2002/25km, WCH/3/2003/10km, WCH/1/2003/25km, WCH/2/2004/25km, WCH/3/2005/5km, WCH/1/2005/10km, WCH/1/2005/25km, MSWCp/1/2005, WCH/2/2008/25km + 23 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (3), 2001 (7), 2002 (3), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2005 (7) Sharon VAN ROUWENDAAL – WCH/3/2015/T, WCH/2/2015/10km, OG 1/2016 RUS / RUSSIA Irina ABYSSOVA – WCH/2/2000/T/5km, WCH/2/2000/T/10km, WCH/2/2001/10km Olga GOUSSEVA – WCH/2/1998/T/5km Larissa ILCHENKO – WCH/1/2004/5km, WCH/3/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2005/5km, WCH/1/2006/5km, WCH/1/2006/10km, WCH/1/2007/5km, WCH/1/2007/10km, WCH/1/2008/5km, WCH/1/2008/10km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2008, OG/1/2008/10km, WCH/2/2009/5km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) + 5 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2008 (4), 2009 (1) Ekaterina JDANOVA – 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2003 (1) Olga KOZYDUB – OWSGP/1/2013 + 5 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (2), 2013 (3) Natalia PANKINA – WCH/1/2000/T/25km, WCH/1/2002/T/25km, MSWCp/3/2003, WCH/3/2004/25km, WCH/1/2004/T/25km, WCH/2/2006/25km, OWSGP/1/2008, WCH/3/2008/25km + 3 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1) + 4 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (4) Ksenia POPOVA – WCH/2/2004/5km, WCH/3/2006/10km, WCH/3/2006/25km, WCH/3/2007/25km, WCH/1/2008/25km + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) Ekaterina SELIVERSTOVA – WCH/2/2004/T/10km, WCH/2/2007/5km, WCH/2/2008/5km, WCH/2/2009/10km Anna UVAROVA – WCH/2/2009/25km, OWSGP/3/2012 + 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (1), 2009 (2), 2012 (1) Ekaterina ZHDANOVA – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1) SCG / SERBIA & MONTENEGRO Darja POP – 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) SLO / SLOVENIA Nika KOZAMERNIK – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2010 (1) SUI / SWITZERLAND Hanna MILUSKA – WCH/3/2002/5km Swann OBERSON – WCH/1/2011/5km + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (1) SWE / SWEDEN Eva BERGLUND – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Haley ANDERSON – OG/2/2012/10km, WCH/1/2013/5km, WCH/1/2015/5km Emily Ann BRUNEMANN – 10kmMSWCp/1/2013 + 5 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (2), 2013 (3)

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Karen BURTON – WCH/3/1991/25km, WCH/1/1991/T/25km, WCp/1/1992, MSWCp/3/1993/94 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (1) Eva FABIAN – WCH/1/2010/5km, WCH/3/2013/25km + 4 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (2), 2012 (2) + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2011 (1) Kirsten GROOME – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) Drawn HECKMAN – WCH/3/2002/T/10km Martha JAHN – WCH/ 2/1991/25km, WCH/1/1991/T/25km Christine JENNINGS – 3 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2009 (1), 2010 (1), 2012 (1) Margy KEEFE – WCH/2/2005/5km Kalyn KELLER – WCH/ 2/2000/5km, WCH/2/2007/25km Sara McLARTY – WCH/3/2004/5km + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (1), 2005 (1) Alexa REETZ – WCp/1/1986 Erica ROSE – WCH/1/1998/5km, WCH/1/1998/T/5km, OWSGP/3/2007 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2002 (1), 2006 (1) Regan SCHEIBER – 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2000 (1) Tobie SMITH – WCH/1/1998/25km Chloe SUTTON – WCH/3/2008/5km + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) Ashley TWICHELL – WCH/3/2011/5km, WCH/1/2011/T/5km

THE BEST 19 MEDALS: 9 gold, 5 silver, 5 bronze Edith VAN DIJK (NED, 1998/1999/2000/2001/2003/2004/2005/2008): WCH/2/1998/5km, WCH/3/1998/25km, MSWCp/2/1998, MSWCp/3/1999, WCH/1/2000/10km, WCH/1/2000/25km, MSWCp/1/2000, WCH/3/2001/10km, WCH/2/2001/25km, MSWCp/1/2001, WCH/1/2002/25km, WCH/3/2003/10km, WCH/1/2003/25km, WCH/2/2004/25km, WCH/3/2005/5km, WCH/1/2005/10km, WCH/1/2005/25km, MSWCp/1/2005, WCH/2/2008/25km + 23 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (3), 2001 (7), 2002 (3), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2005 (7) 12 MEDALS: 9 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze Larissa ILCHENKO (RUS, 2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009): WCH/1/2004/5km, WCH/3/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2005/5km, WCH/1/2006/5km, WCH/1/2006/10km, WCH/1/2007/5km, WCH/1/2007/10km, WCH/1/2008/5km, WCH/1/2008/10km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2008, OG/1/2008/10km, WCH/2/2009/5km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) + 5 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2008 (4), 2009 (1) 26 MEDALS: 8 gold, 9 silver, 9 bronze Angela MAURER (GER, 1999/2000/2001/2002/2003/2004/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011/2012/2013): MSWCp/3/1999, WCH/3/2000/25km, WCH/1/2000/T/10km, MSWCp/3/2000, WCH/3/2001/25km, WCH/3/2002/10km, WCH/2/2002/25km, WCH/2/2002/T/25km, MSWCp/1/2002, WCH/2/2003/10km, WCH/3/2003/25km, MSWCp/2/2003, MSWCp/1/2004, WCH/1/2006/25km, MSWCp/2/2006, 10kmMSWCp/1/2007, 10kmMSWCp/1/2008, WCH/1/2009/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2009, 10kmMSWCp/2/2010, WCH/2/2011/25km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2011, 10kmMSWCp/3/2012, , WCH/3/2013/10km, WCH/2/2013/25km, WCH/3/2015/25km, 10kmMSWC 3/2016 + 15 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2000 (1), 2002 (3), 2003 (2), 2004 (5), 2006 (4) + 6 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (3), 2008 (1), 2010 (1), 2011 (1) + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2014 (1) 22 MEDALS: 8 gold, 8 silver, 6 bronze

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Britta KAMRAU-CORESTEIN (GER, 1998/1999/2001/2002/2003/2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009): WCH/3/1998/T/25km, MSWCp/2/1999, MSWCp/2/2001, WCH/1/2002/10km, WCH/3/2002/25km, WCH/3/2002/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2002, WCH/3/2003/5km, WCH/2/2003/25km, MSWCp/1/2003, WCH/1/2004/10km, WCH/1/2004/25km, WCH/1/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2004/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2004, WCH/3/2005/10km, WCH/2/2005/25km, MSWCp/2/2005, WCH/3/2006/5km, MSWCp/1/2006, WCH/1/2007/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2007 + 23 victories in MSWCp: 1997 (1), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (2), 2005 (6), 2006 (9) + 5 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (2), 2009 (3) + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) 12 MEDALS: 8 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze Viola VALLI (ITA, 2000/2001/2002/2003): WCH/3/2000/5km, WCH/1/2000/T/5km, WCH/2/2000/25km, WCH/2/2000/T/25km, WCH/1/2001/5km, WCH/1/2001/25km, WCH/1/2002/5km, WCH/2/2002/10km, WCH/1/2002/T/5km, WCH/1/2002/T/10km, WCH/1/2003/5km, WCH/1/2003/10km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2003 (1) 14 MEDALS: 5 gold, 4 silver, 5 bronze Peggy BUCHSE (GER, 1994/1996/1998/1999/2000/2001): WCH/2/1994/T/25km, WCp/3/1996, WCH/3/1998/5km, WCH/2/1998/25km, WCH/3/1998/T/25km, MSWCp/1/1998, MSWCp/1/1999, WCH/1/2000/5km, WCH/3/2000/T/5km, WCH/3/2000/10km, WCH/1/2000/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2000, WCH/2/2001/5km, WCH/1/2001/10km + 14 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1998 (5), 1999 (7), 2000 (2) 8 MEDALS: 5 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze Shelley TAYLOR-SMITH (AUS, 1988/1991/1994/1996): WCH/2/1991/T/25km, MSWCp/1/1993/94, WCp/1/1988, WCH/1/1991/25km, WCH/3/1994/25km, WCH/1/1994/T/25km, WCp/1/1994/SF, WCp/2/1996 + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (4) 4 gold MEDALS Melissa CUNNINGHAM (AUS, 1994/1996): WCH/1/1994/25km, WCH/1/1994/T/25km, WCp/1/1996, WCp/1/1996/T

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ROLL OF HONOUR BY NATIONAL FEDERATION OG: Olympic Games, WCH: World Championships, WCp: World Cup

MSWCp: Marathon Swimming World Cup 10kmMSWCp (since 2007): 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup

OWSGP (since 2007): Open Water Swimming Grand Prix T: Team

MEN

ARG / ARGENTINA Guillermo BERTOLA – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2011 (1) Damian BLAUM – OWSGP/2/2007, OWSGP/2/2009, OWSGP/2/2010, OWSGP/2/2012, OWSGP/1/2013 + 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1), 2010 (2) Gabriel CHAILLOU – WCH/3/1998/25km, MSWCp/2/1998, MSWCp/3/1999, MSWCp/2/2000, WCH/3/2002/25km, MSWCp/3/2002, MSWCp/2/2003, MSWCp/3/2004 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2002 (1), 2004(1) Rafael PEREZ – MSWCp/3/2003 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2003 (1) Luciano SALES RUBIO – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2013 (1) AUS / AUSTRALIA David BATES – WCH/2/1994/25km, WCH/1/1994/T/25km Brendan CAPELL – WCH/1/2004/25km, WCH/2/2005/25km, OWSGP/2/2008 + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (1) Grant CLELAND – WCH/3/2002/T/5km, WCH/2002/T/10km, WCH/1/2004/5km, WCH/2/2004/T/5km, WCH/3/2004/T/10km Peter GALVIN – WCH/2/1991/T/25km Trent GRIMSEY – WCH/2/2009/25km, OWSGP/1/2012 + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2009 (1), 2011 (1) + 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (3) Ky HURST – WCH/2/1998/5km, WCH/2/2011/T/5km + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) Rhys MAINSTONE – WCH/2/2011/T/5km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2015 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2012 (1) Joe MITCHELL – WCp/1/1996/T David O’BRIEN – WCH/3/1991/25km, WCH/2/1991/T/25km, WCH/1/1994/T/25km Jarrod POORT – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2014 (1) Grant ROBERTSON – WCp/1/1996, WCp/1/1996/T, WCH/2/1998/T/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1998 (1) Mark SALIBA – WCH/2/1998/T/25km; WCH/3/2002/T/5km, WCH/2/2002/T/10km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (1) Josh SANTACATERINA – WCH/3/2004/5km, WCH/2/2004/T/5km, WCH/3/2004/T/10km, WCH/1/2006/25km BEL / BELGIUM Brian RYCKEMAN – WCH/2/2013/25km + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2013 (1), 2014 (1) BRA / BRAZIL Samuel DE BONA – WCH/3/2013/T/5km + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2013 (1) Igor DE SOUZA – WCp/2/1992/T Allan DO CARMO – 10kmMSWCp/2/2009, 10kmMSWCp/3/2010, 10kmMSWCp/3/2012, WCH/3/2013/T/5km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2013, 10kmMSWCp/2/2015 + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2014 (2) Diogo VILLARINHO – WCH/1/2015/T BUL / BULGARIA Tihomir IVANCHEV – OWSGP/3/2007

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Petar STOYCHEV – MSWCp/2/1999, WCH/2/2000/10km, MSWCp/3/2000, MSWCp/1/2001, MSWCp/1/2002, WCH/3/2003/25km, MSWCp/1/2003, MSWCp/1/2004, WCH/3/2005/10km, WCH/3/2005/25km, MSWCp/1/2005, WCH/3/2006/25km, MSWCp/1/2006, OWSGP/1/2007, OWSGP/1/2008, OWSGP/1/2009, OWSGP/1/2010, WCH/3/2010/25km, WCH/1/2011/25km, OWSGP/1/2011 + 32 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (3), 2002 (4), 2003 (4), 2004 (5), 2005 (6), 2006 (8) + 26 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (5), 2008 (6), 2009 (5), 2010 (5), 2011 (4), 2012 (1) CAN / CANADA Xavier DESHARNAIS – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2014 (1) + OWSGP/3/2015 Eric HEDLIN – WCH/2/2013/5km Alex LEDUX – WCp/3/1996/T Jean-François ROUSSY – WCp/1/1992/T Gregory STREPPEL – WCp/1/1992, WCp/1/1992/T, WCH/1/1994/25km, MSWCp/3/1993/94 + 3 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (3) Liam WESELOH – WCp/3/1996/T Richard WEINBERGER – OG/3/2012/10km + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2012 (1) CZE / CZECH REPUBLIC (See also TCH) Jakub FICHTL – WCH/3/2994/T/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2005 (1) Pavel SRB – WCH/3/2002/T/25km Rotislav VITEK – WCH/3/2002/T/25km, WCH/3/2004/T/25km + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2009 (1), 2011 (1) EGY / EGYPT Mahmoud NAYEL – WCp/2/1986-I, WCp/2/1986-II Mohamed El ZANATY – MSWCp/2/2006, WCH/3/2007/25km + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (1), 2005 (1) + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1) Mazen AZIZ – 10kmMSWCp/3/2008 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2008 (1) ESP / SPAIN Francisco HERVAS – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2011 (1) David MECA – WCH/2/1998/25km, MSWCp/1/1998, WCH/2/2000/5km, WCH/1/2000/10km, WCH/2/2000/25km, WCH/3/2003/10km, WCH/2/2003/25km, WCH/1/2005/25km + 11 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1998 (5), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (4) Bertrand VENTURI – OWSGP/2/2015 FRA / FRANCE Romain BERAUD – 10kmMSWCp/2/2013 + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2013 (2) Loic BRANDA –1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1) Stephane GOMEZ – WCH/3/2000/T/25km, WCH/2/2001/25km, MSWCp/3/2001, WCH/2/2004/T/25km, MSWCp/2/2004, MSWCp/2/2005, MSWCp/3/2006, OWSGP/3/2008 + 5 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (2), 2005 (2), 2006 (1) Joanes HEDEL – 3 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (1), 2013 (1), 2014 (1) Nicola KNAP – WCp/3/1996, WCp/2/1996/T, MSWCp/2/1997 Stephane LECAT – WCp/2/1996, WCp/2/1996/T, MSWCp/1/1997, MSWCp/1/1999, WCH/3/2000/T/25km, MSWCp/1/2000, WCH/3/2001/25km, MSWCp/2/2001 + 12 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1997 (3), 1999 (3), 2000 (4), 2001 (2) Marc-Antoine OLIVIER – OG 3/2016 Emmanuel POISSIER – 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2003 (1) Alex REYMOND – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2013 (1) Gilles RONDY – MSWCp/3/2005 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2005 (1), 2006 (1) Julien SAUVAGE – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (1)

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Bertrand VENTURI – WCH/2/2004/T/25km GBR / GREAT BRITAIN Thomas ALLEN – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2014 (1) Alan BIRCHER – WCH/2/2004/10km + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (1), 2006 (3) David DAVIES – WCH/2/2008/10km, OG/2/2008/10km Lyndon DUNSBEE – WCp/3/1986-II Daniel FOGG – 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2013 (1) Mark NEWMAN – WCp/1/1986-I, WCp/1/1988 GER / GERMANY Christian HANSMANN – WCH/3/2002/T/10km, WCH/2/2002/T/25km Christian HEIN – WCH/2/2002/T/5km, WCH/2/2003/5km, WCH/2/2003/10km, WCH/2/2004/5km, WCH/1/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2004/T/10km Ben HOFFMAN – WCH/3/2000/T/5km Thomas LURZ – WCH/3/2002/5km, WCH/2/2002/T/5km, WCH/3/2002/T/10km, WCH/1/2004/10km, WCH/1/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2004/T/10km, WCH/1/2005/5km, WCH/2/2005/10km, WCH/1/2006/5km, WCH/1/2006/10km, WCH/1/2007/5km, WCH/2/2007/10km, WCH/1/2008/5km, WCH/3/2008/10km, OG/3/2008/10km, WCH/1/2009/5km, WCH/1/2009/10km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2009, WCH/1/2010/5km, WCH/1/2011/5km, WCH/2/2011/10km, WCH/3/2011/T/5km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2011, OG/2/2012/10km, WCH/3/2013/5km, WCH/1/2013/T/5km, WCH/2/2013/10km, WCH/1/2013/25km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2013 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2009 (1), 2012 (1) + 21 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1), 2008 (2), 2009 (9), 2010 (2), 2011 (3), 2012 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) Andreas MAURER – WCH/1/2000/T/10km Rob MUFFELS – WCH/1/2015/T, WCH/2/2015/5km Christian REICHERT – 10kmMSWCp/2/2011, 10kmMSWCp/2/2012, WCH/1/2013/T/5km, WCH/1/2015T, 10kmMSWCp/1/2015 + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2013 (1), 2014 (1) Alexander STUDZINSKI – OWSGP/3/2009 + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (2) + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2009 (1), 2013 (1) + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (1), 2009 (1) Christof WANDRATSCH – WCH/2/1994/T/25km, MSWCp/3/1997, MSWCp/3/1998, WCH/3/2000/T/5km, WCH/1/2000/T/10km, MSWCp/2/2002 + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (1), 1997 (1), 2000 (1), 2002 (1) Andreas WASCHBURGER – 10kmMSWCp/3/2011, 10kmMSWCp 2/2016 + 3 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1), 2014 (1), 2016 (1) Andre WILDE – WCH/3/1998/T/25km, WCH/2/2002/T/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1) Jan WOLFGARTEN – WCH/3/2011/T/5km GRE / GREECE Antonios FOKAIDIS – WCH/1/2013/T/5km Spyridon GIANNIOTIS – WCH/3/2007/5km, WCH/2/2009/5km, WCH/1/2011/10km, WCH/2/2011/5km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2012, WCH/2/2013/T/5km, WCH/1/2013/10km, WCH/3/2015/10km, OG 2/2016 + 5 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1), 2012 (4) HUN / HUNGARY Csaba GERCSAK – WCH/3/2011/25km ISR / ISRAEL Michael DMITRIEV – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2009 (1) ITA / ITALY

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Luca BALDINI – WCH/3/1998/5km, WCH/3/1998/T/5km, WCH/3/2000/5km, WCH/1/2000/T/5km, WCH/1/2001/5km, WCH/1/2002/5km, WCH/1/2002/T/5km Sergio CHARIANDINI – WCH/2/1991/25km Valerio CLERI – WCH/2/2006/10km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2007, 10kmMSWCp/1/2008, WCH/1/2009/25km, WCH/1/2010/10km, WCH/2/2010/25km + 9 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (4), 2008 (5) Simone ERCOLI – WCH/2/2002/10km, WCH/1/2002/T/10km, WCH/3/2005/5km, WCH/3/2006/5km, OWSGP/3/2013 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2009 (1) + 4 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2010 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) Marco FORMENTINI – WCH/3/2001/5km, WCH/2/2007/25km Fabio FUSI – WCH/2/2000/T/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1) Matteo FURLAN – WCH/3/2015/5km, WCH/3/2015/25km Claudio GARGARO – WCH/1/1998/T/25km, WCH/2/2000/T/25km Gabrizio PESCATORI – WCH/1/1998/T/25km Stefano RUBAUDO – WCH/2/2002/5km, WCH/1/2002/T/5km Simone RUFFINI – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2013 (1), WCH/1/2015/25km, 10kmMSWCp 1/2016 + 2 victories at 10kmMSWCp 2016 Dario TARABOI – WCp/2/1994/SF Rodolfo VALENTI – OWSGP/3/2010 Fabio VENTURINI – WCH/3/1998/T/5km, WCH/1/2000/T/5km, WCH/3/2001/10km, WCH/1/2002/T/10km Andrea VOLPINI – OWSGP/2/2011, OWSGP/3/2012 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1) + 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2011 (1) KAZ / KAZAKHSTAN Vilaij KHUDYAKOV – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2014 (1) MEX / MEXICO Ivan LOPEZ – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2008 (1) MKD / REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA Evgeny POP ACEV – OWSGP/3/2011, OWSGP/3/2012, OWSGP/2/2013, OWSGP/1/2015 Tomi STEFANOVSKI – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2013 (1) NED / NETHERLANDS Ton BROWER – WCp/3/1986-I Ferry WEERTMAN – 1 victory in Series of OWSGP: 2014 (1) + WCH/3/2015/T, WCH/2/2015/10km , OG 1/2016 Marcel SHOUTEN – WCH/3/2015/T Hans VAN GOOR – WCp/3/1994/SF, MSWCp/2/1993/94 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (1) Maarteen van der WEIJDEN – 10kmMSWCp/2/2007, WCH/3/2008/5km, WCH/1/2008/25km, OG/1/2008/10km + 3 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2005 (3) RSA / SOUTH AFRICA Chad HO – WCH/3/2009/5km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2010, WCH/1/2015 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (1) RUS / RUSSIA Ivan AFANEVICH – 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2012 (1), 2014 (1) Alexei AKATIEV – WCH/3/1994/25km, WCH/1/1998/5km, WCH/1/1998/25km, WCH/2/1998/T/5km, WCH/2/2000/T/5km, WCH/3/2000/25km, WCH/1/2000/T/25km + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (1) Evgeny BEZROUTCHENKO – WCH/2/1998/T/5km, WCH/1/2000/5km, WCH/2/2000/T/5km, WCH/2/2000/10km, WCH/2/2001/5km, WCH/1/2001/10km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2002 (1) Sergey BOLSHAKOV – WCH/3/2011/10km

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Evgeny DRATTSEV – WCH/3/2004/T/5km, WCH/3/2006/10km, WCH/2/2007/5km, WCH/3/2007/10km, WCH/2/2010/5km, WCH/2/2010/10km, WCH/3/2011/5km, WCH/3/2013/25km + 2 victories in 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (1), 2012 (1) + 1 victory in OWSGP: 2011 (1) Vladimir DYATCHIN – WCH/2/2000/T/10km, WCH/2/2001/10km, WCH/3/2002/10km, WCH/3/2003/5km, WCH/1/2003/10km, WCH/1/2007/10km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2007, WCH/2/2008/5km, WCH/1/2008/10km, WCH/3/2009/25km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2009, WCH/3/2010/10km, WCH/2/2011/25km + 5 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2001 (1), 2002 (3), 2003 (1) + 4 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (4) Evgeny KOSHKAROV – WCH/1/2002/10km, WCH/1/2003/5km, WCH/3/2004/25km, WCH/2/2004/T/10km, WCH/1/2004/T/25km Yuri KOUDINOV – WCH/1/2000/25km, WCH/1/2000/T/25km, WCH/1/2001/25km; WCH/1/2002/25km, WCH/1/2002/T/25km, WCH/1/2003/25km, WCH/2/2004/25km, WCH/1/2004/T/25km, WCH/2/2006/25km, WCH/1/2007/25km, WCH/3/2008/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2008 + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2006 (1) Maxim LUCHNIKOV – WCH/3/2004/T/5km Anton SANATCHEV – WCH/2/2002/25km, WCH/1/2002/T/25km + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2004 (1), 2006 (1) Danill SEREBRENNOKOV – WCH/3/2004/10km, WCH/2/2004/T/10km SLO / SLOVENIA Rok KERIN – 1 victory in OWSGP: 2010 (1) Igor MAJCEN – 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (1) SYR / SYRIA Hisham AL-MASRI – 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1) Ahamad EL HUSSEIN – WCp/2/1992 TCH / CZECHOSLOVAKIA (See also CZE) Michal SANDA – WCp/1/1986-II, WCp/3/1992 TUN / TUNISIA Oussama MELLOULI – OG/1/2012/10km, WCH/1/2013/5km, WCH/3/2013/10km USA / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Francis CRIPPEN – WCH/3/2009/10km, WCH/3/2010/5km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2010 + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (2) John FANAGAN – WCH/1/1998/T/5km Andrew GEMMELL – WCH/2/2009/10km, WCH/1/2011/T/5km Ben HALEY – WCH/3/2000/T/10km Chad HUNDEBY – WCH/1/1991/25km, WCH/1/1991/T/25km, WCp/1/1994/SF, MSWCp/1/1993/94 + 3 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (3) Matt MARTIN – WCH/3/2000/T/10km Alexander MEYER – WCH/1/2010/25km, WCH/2/2015/25km + 2 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (1), 2014 (1) Austin RAMIREZ – WCH/1/1998/T/5km Charles “Chip” PETERSON – WCH/2/2005/5km, WCH/1/2005/10km, WCH/2/2006/5km, 10kmMSWCp 3/2016 + 1 victory in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2010 (1) Sean RYAN – WCH/1/2011/T/5km Mark WARKENTIN – WCH/2/2008/25km + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) Jay WIKERSON – WCH/1/1991/T/25km Jordan WILIMOVSKY – WCH/1/2015/10km

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THE BEST 29 MEDALS: 17 gold, 6 silver, 6 bronze Thomas LURZ (GER, 2002/2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011/2012/2013): WCH/3/2002/5km, WCH/2/2002/T/5km, WCH/3/2002/T/10km, WCH/1/2004/10km, WCH/1/2004/T/5km, WCH/1/2004/T/10km, WCH/1/2005/5km, WCH/2/2005/10km, WCH/1/2006/5km, WCH/1/2006/10km, WCH/1/2007/5km, WCH/2/2007/10km, WCH/1/2008/5km, WCH/3/2008/10km, OG/3/2008/10km, WCH/1/2009/5km, WCH/1/2009/10km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2009, WCH/1/2010/5km, WCH/1/2011/5km, WCH/2/2011/10km, WCH/3/2011/T/5km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2011, OG/2/2012/10km, WCH/3/2013/5km, WCH/1/2013/T/5km, WCH/2/2013/10km, WCH/1/2013/25km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2013 + 1 victory in Series of MSWCp: 2006 (1) + 2 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2009 (1), 2012 (1) + 21 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (1), 2008 (2), 2009 (9), 2010 (2), 2011 (3), 2012 (1), 2013 (2), 2014 (1) 20 MEDALS: 12 gold, 2 silver, 6 bronze Petar STOYCHEV (BUL, 1999/2000/2001/2002/2003/2004/2005/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011/2012): MSWCp/2/1999, WCH/2/2000/10km, MSWCp/3/2000, MSWCp/1/2001, MSWCp/1/2002, WCH/3/2003/25km, MSWCp/1/2003, MSWCp/1/2004, WCH/3/2005/10km, WCH/3/2005/25km, MSWCp/1/2005, WCH/3/2006/25km, MSWCp/1/2006, OWSGP/1/2007, OWSGP/1/2008, OWSGP/1/2009, OWSGP/1/2010, WCH/3/2010/25km, WCH/1/2011/25km, OWSGP/1/2011 + 32 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (3), 2002 (4), 2003 (4), 2004 (5), 2005 (6), 2006 (8) + 26 victories in Series of OWSGP: 2007 (5), 2008 (6), 2009 (5), 2010 (5), 2011 (4), 2012 (1) 10 MEDALS: 8 gold, 2 silver Yuri KOUDINOV (RUS, 2000/2001/2002/2003/2004/2006/2007) – WCH/1/2000/25km, WCH/1/2000/T/25km, WCH/1/2001/25km; WCH/1/2002/25km, WCH/1/2002/T/25km, WCH/1/2003/25km, WCH/2/2004/25km, WCH/1/2004/T/25km, WCH/2/2006/25km, WCH/1/2007/25km, WCH/3/2008/25km, 10kmMSWCp/2/2008 + 4 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2006 (1) 13 MEDALS: 4 gold, 4 silver, 5 bronze Vladimir DYATCHIN (RUS, 2000/2001/2002/2003/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011): WCH/2/2000/T/10km, WCH/2/2001/10km, WCH/3/2002/10km, WCH/3/2003/5km, WCH/1/2003/10km, WCH/1/2007/10km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2007, WCH/2/2008/5km, WCH/1/2008/10km, WCH/3/2009/25km, 10kmMSWCp/3/2009, WCH/3/2010/10km, WCH/2/2011/25km + 5 victories in Series of MSWCp: 2001 (1), 2002 (3), 2003 (1) + 4 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2007 (4) 7 MEDALS: 4 gold, 3 bronze Luca BALDINI (ITA, 1998/2000/2001/2002): WCH/3/1998/5km, WCH/3/1998/T/5km, WCH/3/2000/5km, WCH/1/2000/T/5km, WCH/1/2001/5km, WCH/1/2002/5km, WCH/1/2002/T/5km 4 gold MEDALS Chad HUNDEBY (USA, 1991/1994): WCH/1/1991/25km, WCH/1/1991/T/25km, WCp/1/1994/SF, MSWCp/1/1993/94 + 3 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1993/94 (3) 8 MEDALS: 3 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze David MECA (ESP, 1998,2000/2003/2005): WCH/2/1998/25km, MSWCp/1/1998, WCH/2/2000/5km, WCH/1/2000/10km, WCH/2/2000/25km, WCH/3/2003/10km, WCH/2/2003/25km, WCH/1/2005/25km + 11 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1998 (5), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (4)

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8 MEDALS: 3 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze Spyridon GIANNIOTIS (GRE, 2007/2009/2011/2012): WCH/3/2007/5km, WCH/2/2009/5km, WCH/1/2011/10km, WCH/2/2011/5km, 10kmMSWCp/1/2012, WCH/2/2013/T/5km, WCH/1/2013/10km, OG 2/2016 + 5 victories in Series of 10kmMSWCp: 2011 (1), 2012 (4), WCH/3/2015/10km 8 MEDALS: 3 gold, 3 silver, 2 bronze Stephane LECAT (FRA, 1996/1997/1999/2000/2001): WCp/2/1996, WCp/2/1996/T, MSWCp/1/1997, MSWCp/1/1999, WCH/3/2000/T/25km, MSWCp/1/2000, WCH/3/2001/25km, MSWCp/2/2001 + 12 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1997 (3), 1999 (3), 2000 (4), 2001 (2) 7 MEDALS: 3 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze Alexei AKATIEV (RUS, 1994/1998/2000): WCH/3/1994/25km, WCH/1/1998/5km, WCH/1/1998/25km, WCH/2/1998/T/5km, WCH/2/2000/T/5km, WCH/3/2000/25km, WCH/1/2000/T/25km + 2 victories in Series of MSWCp: 1999 (1), 2000 (1) 5 MEDALS: 3 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze Evgeny KOSHKAROV (RUS, 2002/2003/2004): WCH/1/2002/10km, WCH/1/2003/5km, WCH/3/2004/25km, WCH/2/2004/T/10km, WCH/1/2004/T/25km 4 MEDALS: 2 gold, 2 silver Evgeny BEZROUTCHENKO (RUS, 2001/2001): WCH/1/2000/5km, WCH/2/2000/10km, WCH/2/2001/5km, WCH/1/2001/10km

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AFG – AFGHANISTAN – BAN – BANGLADESH – BRN –BAHRAIN – BRU – BRUNEI DARUSSALAM – CAM – CAMBODIA – CHN – PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA – HKG – HONG KONG – INA – INDONESIA – IND – INDIA – IRI – ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN – IRQ – IRAQ – JOR – JORDAN – JPN – JAPAN – KAZ – KAZAKHSTAN – KGZ –KYRGYZTAN – KOR – KOREA – KSA – SAUDI ARABIA – KUW – KUWAIT – LAO – LAO PEOPLE’S DEM. REP. – LIB – LEBANON – MAC – MACAU, CHINA – MAS – MALAYSIA – MDV – MALDIVES – MGL – MONGOLIA – MYA – MYANMAR – NEP – NEPAL – OMA – OMAN – PAK – PAKISTAN – PHI – PHILIPPINES – PLE – PALESTINE – PRK – DPR OF KOREA – QAT – QATAR – SIN – SINGAPORE – SRI – SRI LANKA – SYR – SYRIA – THA – THAILAND – TJK – TAJIKISTAN – TKM – TURKMENISTAN – TLS – TIMOR-LESTE – TPE – CHINESE TAIPEI – UAE – UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – UZB – UZBEKISTAN – VIE – VIETNAM – YEM – YEMEN

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ALB – ALBANIA – AND – ANDORRA – ARM – ARMENIA – AUT – AUSTRIA – AZE – AZERBAIJAN – BEL – BELGIUM – BIH – BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – BLR – BELARUS – BUL – BULGARIA – CRO – CROATIA – CYP – CYPRUS – CZE – CZECH REPUBLIC – DEN – DENMARK – ESP – SPAIN – EST – ESTONIA – FAR – FAROE ISLANDS – FIN – FINLAND – FRA – FRANCE – GBR – GREAT BRITAIN – GEO – GEORGIA – GER – GERMANY – GIB – GIBRALTAR – GRE – GREECE – HUN – HUNGARY – IRL – IRELAND – ISL – ICELAND – ISR – ISRAEL – ITA – ITALY – KOS – KOSOVO- LAT – LATVIA – LIE – LIECHTENSTEIN – LTU – LITHUANIA – LUX – LUXEMBOURG – MDA – MOLDOVA – MKD – REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA – MLT – MALTA – MNE – MONTENEGRO – MON – MONACO – NED – NETHERLANDS – NOR – NORWAY – POL – POLAND – POR – PORTUGAL – ROU – ROMANIA – RUS – RUSSIA – SLO – SLOVENIA – SMR – SAN MARINO – SRB – SERBIA – SUI – SWITZERLAND – SVK – SLOVAKIA – SWE – SWEDEN – TUR – TURKEY – UKR – UKRAINE

OCEANIA (15)

ASA – AMERICAN SAMOA – AUS – AUSTRALIA – COK – COOK ISLANDS – FIJ – FIJI ISLANDS – FSM – FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA – GUM – GUAM – MHL – MARSHALL ISLANDS – NMA – NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS – NZL – NEW ZEALAND – PLW – PALAU – PNG – PAPUA NEW GUINEA – SAM – SAMOA – SOL – SOLOMON ISLANDS – TGA – TONGA – VAN – VANUAT

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