Athletics - Men's 35km Race Walk Final Results

Current Records - Men's 35km Walk
Record	Mark	Name	Location	Date
ER	2:23:14	ITA STANO MSTANO Massimo	Eugene, OR (USA)	24 Jul 2022

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Race Walk Course - 16 Aug - 8:30

Start List
Order	Bib Number	Name	Personal Best	Season Best	European Ranking
1	13	ESP BERMÚDEZ MBERMÚDEZ Manuel	2:32:06	2:32:06	17
2	16	ESP LÓPEZ MÁLÓPEZ Miguel Ángel	2:25:58	2:25:58	3
3	18	ESP TUR MTUR Marc	2:36:34	2:39:30	19
4	37	HUN HELEBRANDT MHELEBRANDT Máté	2:36:14	2:36:14
5	38	HUN VENYERCSÁN BVENYERCSÁN Bence	2:38:28		30
6	54	ROU COCIORAN MICOCIORAN Marius Iulian	2:38:00	2:38:00	32
7	55	ROU MIHĂILĂ NSMIHĂILĂ Narcis Stefan	2:40:25	2:40:25	43
8	10	CZE GDULA LGDULA Lukáš	2:48:25	2:48:25	41
9	11	CZE HLAVÁČ VHLAVÁČ Vít	2:32:50	2:32:50	18
10	63	UKR BANZERUK IBANZERUK Ivan	2:30:58
11	65	UKR RADKO ARADKO Anton	2:36:21		35
12	68	UKR ZAKALNYTSKYY MZAKALNYTSKYY Maryan	2:34:56
13	29	GER DOHMANN CDOHMANN Carl	2:30:59	2:30:59	7
14	30	GER HILBERT JHILBERT Jonathan	2:34:36	2:34:36	9
15	33	GER LINKE CLINKE Christopher	2:29:58	2:29:58	24
16	41	ITA ANTONELLI MANTONELLI Michele	2:33:40	2:33:59	23
17	42	ITA CAPORASO TCAPORASO Teodorico	2:32:19	2:32:19	25
18	45	ITA GIUPPONI MGIUPPONI Matteo	2:33:45	2:33:45	27
19	22	FIN OJALA AOJALA Aleksi	2:28:22	2:28:22	5
20	36	GRE PAPAMICHAIL APAPAMICHAIL Alexandros	2:34:48	2:34:48	14
21	25	FRA QUINION AQUINION Aurélien	2:28:46	2:28:46	6
22	57	SVK MORVAY MMORVAY Michal	2:34:56	2:34:56	22
23	58	SVK ÚRADNÍK MÚRADNÍK Miroslav	2:31:16	2:31:16	12
24	59	SWE KARLSTRÖM PKARLSTRÖM Perseus	2:23:44	2:23:44	2
25	50	POL BRZOZOWSKI ABRZOZOWSKI Artur	2:36:22	2:36:22	40
26	48	LTU MASTIANICA AMASTIANICA Artur	2:36:25	2:36:25	20
27	39	IRL BOYCE BBOYCE Brendan	2:32:49	2:33:31	11

Race Walk Course - 16 Aug - 8:30 -
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Race Results
Rank	Bib Number	Name	Result		Time Behind
1	16	ESP LÓPEZ MÁLÓPEZ Miguel Ángel	2:26:49
2	33	GER LINKE CLINKE Christopher	2:29:30	PB	+2:41
3	45	ITA GIUPPONI MGIUPPONI Matteo	2:30:34	PB	+3:45	~~
4	13	ESP BERMÚDEZ MBERMÚDEZ Manuel	2:32:31		+5:42
5	30	GER HILBERT JHILBERT Jonathan	2:32:44	PB	+5:55	>
6	58	SVK ÚRADNÍK MÚRADNÍK Miroslav	2:35:44		+8:55
7	57	SVK MORVAY MMORVAY Michal	2:36:04		+9:15
8	29	GER DOHMANN CDOHMANN Carl	2:36:52		+10:03
9	11	CZE HLAVÁČ VHLAVÁČ Vít	2:37:32		+10:43
10	39	IRL BOYCE BBOYCE Brendan	2:38:03		+11:14
11	68	UKR ZAKALNYTSKYY MZAKALNYTSKYY Maryan	2:39:06	SB	+12:17
12	22	FIN OJALA AOJALA Aleksi	2:39:06		+12:17	>
13	63	UKR BANZERUK IBANZERUK Ivan	2:39:34	SB	+12:45	>>>
14	38	HUN VENYERCSÁN BVENYERCSÁN Bence	2:41:07	SB	+14:18
15	65	UKR RADKO ARADKO Anton	2:43:10	SB	+16:21
16	55	ROU MIHĂILĂ NSMIHĂILĂ Narcis Stefan	2:45:03		+18:14
17	48	LTU MASTIANICA AMASTIANICA Artur	2:46:09		+19:20
	36	GRE PAPAMICHAIL APAPAMICHAIL Alexandros	DNF			>>
	54	ROU COCIORAN MICOCIORAN Marius Iulian	DNF			>
	59	SWE KARLSTRÖM PKARLSTRÖM Perseus	DNF			>
	50	POL BRZOZOWSKI ABRZOZOWSKI Artur	DNF			>~~
	41	ITA ANTONELLI MANTONELLI Michele	DQ	TR 54.7.5		>~>>
	10	CZE GDULA LGDULA Lukáš	DQ	TR 54.7.5		>>>>
	37	HUN HELEBRANDT MHELEBRANDT Máté	DQ	TR 54.7.5		~~~~
	25	FRA QUINION AQUINION Aurélien	DQ	TR 54.7.5		~~>~
	18	ESP TUR MTUR Marc	DQ	TR 54.7.5		>>>>
	42	ITA CAPORASO TCAPORASO Teodorico	DNS

Legend

>:: Bent knee
DNF:: Did not finish
DNS:: Did not start
DQ:: Disqualified
PB:: Personal Best
SB:: Seasonal Best
TR 54.7.5:: Fourth red card (when Penalty Zone used)
~ :: Loss of Contact

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ITA

GIUPPONI MGIUPPONI Matteo

Bronze 2:30:34 PB

It was a hard and difficult race. I have dreamt about a medal for so long and now this dream has come true. I started piano-piano, calmly. I stayed in the fourth position behind Bermudez from Spain. So at the end, I still had the power left. After the 20K, I was waiting to catch him. I saw he had some difficulties and I overtook him at 25/28K. Race walk is about being patient. A little bit like being a hunter. You have to wait for the right moment. At the beginning, the temperature was ideal. It got hot only at the last kilometres. Compared to the 50K, I like the 35K competition more because the faster pace is better for me.

ESP

LÓPEZ MÁLÓPEZ Miguel Ángel

Gold 2:26:49

Obviously, this was a really good race, even if very challenging at times. Leading from the front, mostly on my own, makes it hard to keep the pace. It was hard, but I managed in the end. We started off with a very slow pace which I wasn't really keen on, so I increased the pace - I felt good so I went even faster after that. It was a bit of a risk but it paid off in the end because I felt strong and managed to maintain the pace throughout. The transition to this distance was pretty easy because I come from the 20K - I was still doing the 20K last year - so it was not that hard for me to change. This new distance clearly suits my ability, and we managed to achieve great results this season, end it with this European title. [About Spanish Race Walk success in the past] I'm one of those who was able to win titles in the past, I have that experience of having been an European Champion in the 20K - I have gone through all of this before. Last year, I only managed to make it to top 10 in the 20K, which is not what I was really hoping for, so, this year, the 35K was an opportunity for me to come back, and I made sure to make the best of out of it.

GER

LINKE CLINKE Christopher

Silver 2:29:30 PB

I needed almost 10 years to finally medal at an international championship. 13 days ago, I caught corona and somehow, this made me calm and gave me coolness and took the pressure off me. I think this gave me the strength today. Most of the course was in the shadow so it was no problem for me. But generally, I like heat and I hoped for warm weather today. My tactics was to stay in the group. With Corona ony two weeks ago and only one week of training, this was the best thing I could do. For me, I felt like gold and silver were unreachable but when I saw Karlstrom from Sweden got problems, I was sure I could medal. From 15 to 35K it was extremely fast and I did not think about catching Lopez, no chance. He is too strong. I was fighting for a place behind Lopez. I like the 35K more than the 50k. This works for me. The older you get, the longer distances you should walk, they say. But I do not like the 50K training so the new event is perfect for me. I also prefer the 2K laps. Today, I only had the impression that one direction was longer than the other one, so less laps help mentally.