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Jevtic, Maluni win Belgrade Marathon
Belgrade,
21 April 2007
Olivera Jevtic of Serbia won the women's race of the 20th Belgrade Marathon in 2 hours, 35 minutes and 46 seconds on Saturday, beating second-placed Oxana Kuzmincheva of Russia by one minute and 55 seconds.
Olivera Jevtic crosses the finish line
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Another Russsian runner, Yelena Kozhevnikova, was third with 2:38:14.
The Serbian European silver medallist took the lead in the women's race from the gun, running at a pace which would project a 2:30 finish. But the injury began to show later within the first half of the race, and her pace slowed markedly.
John Maluni of Kenya won the men’s race in 2 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds. Nicholas Chelimo, also of Kenya, finished second in 2:11:56, and their countryman John Kioko was third in 2:13:30.
The Serbian European silver medallist took the lead in the women's race from the gun, running at a pace which would project a 2:30 finish. But the injury began to show later within the first half of the race, and her pace slowed markedly.
John Maluni of Kenya won the men’s race in 2 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds. Nicholas Chelimo, also of Kenya, finished second in 2:11:56, and their countryman John Kioko was third in 2:13:30.
20th Belgrade Marathon - RESULTS
MEN
1. John Maluni, KEN, 2.11.53
2. Nicholas Chelimo, KEN, 2.11.56
3. John Kioko, KEN, 2.13.30
4. Andrew Sambu, TAN, 2.14.52
5. Andrew Silvini, TAN, 2.14.56
WOMEN 1. Olivera Jevtic, SRB, 2.35.46 2. Oxana Kuzmincheva, RUS, 2.37.41 3. Yelena Kozhevnikova, RUS, 2.38.14 4. Karina Perez Delgado, MEX, 2.40.36 5. Lene Katrin Duus, DEN, 2.48.08
WOMEN 1. Olivera Jevtic, SRB, 2.35.46 2. Oxana Kuzmincheva, RUS, 2.37.41 3. Yelena Kozhevnikova, RUS, 2.38.14 4. Karina Perez Delgado, MEX, 2.40.36 5. Lene Katrin Duus, DEN, 2.48.08
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