Hamburg Marathon 2014

MEN ELITE ATHLETES HAMBURG MARATHON 2014

2 Laban Korir KEN/1985 2:06:05

3 Eric Ndiema KEN/1992 2:06:07

4 Shumi Dechasa ETH/1989 2:07:12

5 Felix Keny KEN/1985 2:07:14

6 Belay Asefa ETH/1992 2:09:31

7 Mulue Andom ERI/1991 2:11:03

8 Silas Kipruto KEN/1984 debut (half 59:39)

9 Lucas Rotich KEN/1990 debut (half 59:44)

10 Philemon Rono KEN/1991 debut (half 60:39)

11 Bonsa Dida ETH/1985 debut (half 61:11)

12 William Kipsang KEN/1977 2:05:49

14 Yuki Kawauchi JAP/1987 2:08:14

15 Hicham El Barouki MOR/1979 2:14:38

16 Ricardo Ribas POR/1977 2:14:14

17 Sergiu Ciobanu MOL/1983 2:15:26

18 Maksim Pankratau BLR/1988 2:15:42

19 Mohamednur Hamd ERI/1978 2:18:23

20 Alfredo Arevalo GUA/1976 2:12:53

21 Markus Weiss-Latzko GER/1984 2:18:06

22 Wynston Alberts USA/1971 2:18:13

23 Parmakis Michail GRE/1984 2:18:38

24 Henri Manninen FIN/1985 2:19:09

25 Enrique Fernandez ESP/1984 2:20:03

26 Benjamin Zywicki USA/1988 2:20:47

27 Miika Takala FIN/1978 2:21:34

28 Stéphane Valenti FRA/1979 2:21:37

29 Anagnostou Theodoros GRE/1975 2:21:56

30 Paul Zwama NED/1987 2:22:19

31 Darius Sadeckas LTU/1979 2:24:33

32 Manuel Stöckert GER/1988 debut (half 65:04)

33 Julian Flügel GER/1986 debut (half 65:49)

34 Peter Fane LSO/1980 debut (half 66:26)

35 Simon Lechleitner AUT/1979 debut (half 67:08)

Pacemakers 1st group

PACE 1 Eliud Tarus KEN/1993

PACE 2 Stephen Chebogut KEN/1985

PACE 3 Michael Mutai KEN/1983

PACE 4 Philemon Yator KEN/1992

PACE 5 John Mwangangi KEN/1990

Pacemakers 2nd group

PACE 6

Pacemakers 3rd group

PACE 7 Stephen Chelimo KEN/1985

PACE 8 Marius Ionescu ROM/1984

Pacemakers 4th group

PACE 9 Sibusiso Nzima RSA/1986

PACE 10 Stanley Siror KEN/1990

WOMEN ELITE ATHLETES HAMBURG MARATHON 2014

F1 Georgina Rono KEN/1980 2:21:39

F2 Dinknesh Mekash ETH/1985 2:25:09

F3 Melkam Gizaw ETH/1982 2:26:24

F4 HE Yinli CHN/1988 2:28:31

F5 YUE Chao CHN/1991 2:30:18

F6 Mercy Kibarus KEN/1984 2:31:14

F7 Ogla Kimayo KEN/1988 2:36:57

F8 Winny Jepkorir KEN/1990 debut (half 1:12:40)

F9 Filomena Costa POR/1985 2:33:34

F10 Katharina Heinig GER/1989 2:34:20

F11 Veronica Pohl GER/1985 2:35:02

F12 Jane Fardell AUS/1980 2:37:35

F14 Marthe Katrine Myhre NOR/1985 2:40:00

F15 Monica Silva POR/1983 2:41:43

F16 Dorothy Peixoto POR/1983 debut (half 1:14:51)

F17 Petra Skiold SWE/1975 2:54:44

F18 Hanna Lindholm SWE/1979 debut (half 1:19:54)

F19 Sigrid Buehler GER/1979 debut (half 1:21:47)

Pacemakers women:

PACE 11 Kjell de Hondt BEL/1988

PACE 12 Timothy Kimurgor KEN/1992

PACE 14 Oliver Hoffmann GER/1984

PACE 15 Augusto Costa POR/1969

PACE 16 Alberto Mosca ITA/1978

PACE 17 Tobias Sauter GER/1983

Extra bib numbers - men:

51 Kaupo Sasmin EST/1986 2:23:52

52 Jan Oliver Hämmerling GER/1970 2:25:23

53 Mourad Bekakcha GER/1978 2:27:04

54 Michael Pfeil GER/1984 2:27:09

56 Jon-Paul Hendrikson GER/1978 2:28:53

57 Thomas Summer AUT/1987 2:31:05

58 Armando Betancor Alamo ESP/1972 3:11:00

59 Pedro Julian ESP/1987 pace

60 Miguel Teixeia POR/1985 debut

61 Thijs Feuth NED/1981 2:23:32

62 Matti Rauma FIN/1982 2:28:28

63 Olaf Sjitz GER/1975 debut

64 Marc Kowalinski GER/1978 debut

65 Sven Perleth GER/1988 debut

2. Laban Korir

30 June 1985

Kenya

2:06:05

Korir, who rightly describes his marathon debut as the best achievement of his career so far,

went to number three on the all-time charts for debutants when he finished second in

Amsterdam in 2011. His has been a natural transition on the road, concentrating on 10km

and the half marathon for his first international appearances since 2008. Going into the

Amsterdam race with a half marathon best of 61:03 for sixth in the Berlin Half Marathon

earlier in 2011, he was primed for a good performance yet the marathon can be a cruel

teacher – Korir passed the test with high credit.

2014 Dubai Marathon 18th 2:14:13

2012 Ivry-sur-Seine Half Marathon 4th 61:26

2012 Rome-Ostia Half Marathon 5th 60:38

2012 Chicago Marathon 11th 2:09:52

2011 Amsterdam Marathon 2nd 2:06:05

2010 Berlin Half Marathon 6th 61:03

3. Eric Ndiema

28 December 1992

Kenya

2:06:07

Eric Ndiema started running in Primary School where he reached the 10.000m final at the

National School Championships. After he graduated he moved to Iten where his friends were

training. He began his international career in 2009 and ran his first marathon in 2011. He

started Amsterdam marathon as a pacemaker but as he felt very strong he decided to finish.

Eric started his preparation for Hamburg in Kitale, where his family lives because his wife

gave birth to a beautiful daughter. In March, he moved to Iten to train with his training

mates including John Kiprotich, Patrick Terer and Simon Cheprot. Eric was inspired by Shem

Kororia when Eric was only five years old. He saw him training for the World half marathon

championships. After Shem Kororia won these championships and the whole village was

celebrating, Eric decided that one day he would like to be a top athlete like Shem.

2013 Paris Marathon 3rd 2:06:34

2012 Eindhoven Marathon 3rd 2:06:17

2012 Paris Marathon 4th 2:06:37

2011 Amsterdam Marathon 3rd 2:06:07

2010 CPC Half Marathon 4th 59:57

4. Shumi Dechasa

28 May 1989

Ethiopia

2:07:12

Shumi Dechasa realized he was talented after running 20km between school and home

every day and so he started running in 2005. He trains in the mountains around Addis Ababa.

He made his marathon debut in the 2012 Hamburg marathon and one year later he took the

second place in Seoul marathon in a new personal best. Shumi is married to marathon

athlete Shitaye Eshete.

2014 Dubai Marathon 6th 2:07:13

2013 Seoul Marathon 2nd 2:07:12

2012 Hamburg Marathon 4th 2:07:56

2012 Rome-Ostia Half Marathon 2nd 59:51

5. Felix Keny

25 December 1985

Kenya

2:07:14

Felix Keny is an experienced marathon athlete who finished on the podium in marathons like

Barcelona and Valencia. So far, winning Valencia marathon in a new Course Record and

Personal Record was his personal highlight. Felix got inspired to run by his cousin Felix Limo

and started running back in 2005 in Nandi in the Rift Valley Province. He made his marathon

debut back in 2007.

2013

Valencia Marathon 1st 2:07:14

2012 Seoul Marathon 5th 2:07:31

2012 Berlin Marathon 9th 2:10:22

2011 Daegu Marathon 5th 2:09:25

2010 Barcelona Marathon 2nd 2:07:36

6. Belay Asefa

17 June 1992

Ethiopia

2:09:31

Belay Asefa has good memories of Hamburg marathon, where he debuted in 2013. He

finished in fourth position. His next marathon was Eindhoven marathon where he, despite

the bad weather, ran a strong race, finishing on the podium in a new personal best of 2:09.

He hopes to lower his personal best again in his next race in Hamburg.



2012 World Half Marathon Championships 11th 62:17

2012 Lago Maggiore Half Marathon 1st 60:59

7. Mulue Andom

12 October 1991

Eritrea

2:11:03

Mulue Andom made the transition to marathon running in 2013 by running a few half

marathons and pacing in Mumbai and Hamburg. In October he was confident enough to try

the marathon distance himself. He made his marathon debut in Amsterdam where he was in

the leading group (2:05 pace) till 35km. In the end he finished in 2:11:03.

2013 Amsterdam Marathon 9th 2:11:03

2013 Lille Half Marathon 10th 62:12



2012 Wageningen 10.000m 5th 28:03.21

2011 Montferlandrun 15km 6th 43:51

8. Silas Kipruto

26 September 1984

Kenya

debut (PB half 59:39)

Silas Kipruto started seriously training after completing the Secondary School which resulted

in his first international competition in 2007. After running some track races, Silas moved to

the half marathon distance in 2009. He was honoured to represent Kenya at the 2010 World

Half Marathon Championships where he took the fourth place. This year he decided to make

his marathon debut and he hopes that this new adventure will give him the same

satisfaction as he has on the track and in the half marathon. Silas trains in Iten with athletes

like Gilbert Kirwa and Nicholas Kemboi.

2014 Lisbon Half Mrathon 2nd 60:17

2013 Berlin Half Marathon 2nd 60:12

2010 Milano Stramilano Half Marathon 2nd 59:39

2010 Lille Half Marathon 3rd 59:52


2008 Berlin ISTAF 5000m 5th 13:02:86

9. Lucas Rotich

16 April 1990

Kenya


Lucas was born in Kapsoiya (about 25km from Iten) and grew up in a family with 7 children.

When Lucas ran his final School-Championships in 2007 his father took two days off from

work and travelled 200km to see his son competing. He is Lucas biggest fan but also his

biggest critics as his father believes that only position one is good enough. It took Lucas

some time to explain his father that the difference between school sports in Kenya and the

world-class meetings in Europe is huge and that he would need time to close the gap. When

he went out to Europe in 2008 he ran decent times on 3000m and 5000m (position 1 and 6

on the World Junior Lists) but his father wasn’t happy about the positions he acquired.

In 2012 Lucas missed the Olympics by finishing 6th during the Kenyan trials which made him

decide to change to the roads. However a knee-injury, which lead to surgery in October

2013, has stopped him from showing his skilled so far. Currently training with marathon-

greats Emmanuel Mutai, Eliud Kipchoge, Bernard Koech, Mike and Bernard Kipyego brought

him almost back to old levels. Good enough to make his debut in the marathon of Hamburg.



2012 Beach to Beacon 10km 3rd 28:11

2011 DL Brussels 10.000m 2nd 26:43.98

2011 City Pier City Half Marathon 5th 59:44

2010

DL Oslo 5000m 4th

12:55.06

2008 World Cross Country Champs Junior 3rd 22:42

2007 World Youth Championships 2nd 7:59.67

10. Philemon Rono

08 February 1991

Kenya


Philemon surprised many by winning the Kenyan cross country trials February 2013. It meant

for him his first appearance in the Kenyan vest at the world cross championships. After the

World Championships he started his marathon career by pacing the men’s race in Rotterdam

where he did a good job. He continued his pacing job in Berlin where he paced till 32km in

the world record race, which gave him confidence for his marathon debut. Philemon Rono is

a training partner of course record holder Eliud Kipchoge.

2014 African Cross Country Championships 3rd

2013

13

Delhi Half Marathon 6th 61:07

2013 Obudu Mountain Race 2nd 60:39

2013 Bangalore World 10km 5th 28:37

2013 Kenyan Cross Trials 1st

2012 Paderborn Half Marathon 1st 60:58

2011 Tilburg Ten Miles 1st 47:21

11. Bonsa Dida

21 January 1995

Ethiopia


As a junior, Bonsa Dida was a strong athlete on the track and in cross country. He became

fourth at the World Cross Country Championships, and fifth at the African Junior

Championships in the 10.000m. After that, he made his move to road running. This year he

made the Ethiopian team for the World Half Marathon Championships, where he improved

his personal best to 61:11.



2013 Egmond Half Marathon 3rd 61:53

2011 Tilburg 10 Miles 3rd 47:59

2011 African Junior Championships 10.000m 5th 28:58

2011 World Cross Country Junior Race 4th

2010 Sao Silvestre Luanda 3rd 28:37

12. William Kipsang

26 June 1977

Kenya

2:05:49

William started marathon running in 2003 when he made his debut in Paris, in the same year

he showed his marathon potential by winning Amsterdam Marathon in remarkable time of

2.06. It took him however a couple of marathons and 5 years to improve on his personal best

which he did while winning the Rotterdam Marathon in 2008 in a 2.05 time. William won

three marathons so far in his career and finished eight times on the podium.

2013 Beyrouth Marathon 1st 2:13:34

2012 Beyrouth Marathon 3rd 2:14:53

2008 Rotterdam Marathon 1st 2:05:49

2005 Seoul International Marathon 1st 2:08:53

2004 Amsterdam Marathon 2nd 2:08:41

2004 Seoul International Marathon 2nd 2:07:43

2003 Amsterdam Marathon 1st 2:06:39

14. Yuki Kawauchi

05 March 1987

Japan

2:08:14

Yuki Kawauchi is the leading Japanese marathoner of his time and one of the sport’s great

individuals. Kawauchi exploded onto the scene as a 23-year-old self-coached amateur in

2011, running 2:08:37 for 3rd at the Tokyo Marathon while working full-time in the office of

a suburban high school, a complete outsider to Japan’s rigid corporate running team system.

His emotional performance in Tokyo won him fans across the country, and since then his

exploits have earned him fame around the world. On a mission to test the limits of what is

possible, he has set world records for the least time ever between sub-2:09 and sub-2:10

marathons, and in 2013 ran faster than 2:10 four times, a feat never before accomplished.

All the time he has remained self-coached and continued to work full-time at his high school

office, refusing sponsorship offers and National Federation support grants in the name of his

ideals of amateurism, of inspiring people around the world not to give up on their dreams,

and of showing young people that they have options for their future if they believe in

themselves and do what they think is right, that blindly following the system is not the only

choice.

2014 Kumamoto Castle Marathon 1st 2:10:14 CR

2013 Fukuoka Marathon 3rd 2:09:05

2013 Hofu Marathon 2nd 2:09:15

2013 Melbourne Marathon 2nd 2:11:40

2013 Seoul Marathon 4th 2:08:14

2013 Beppu-Oita Marathon 1st 2:08:15 CR

2012 Hofu Marathon 1st 2:10:46

2011 Tokyo Marathon 3rd 2:08:37

© Nobert Wilhelmi

21. Markus Weiss-Latzko

6 July 1984

Germany

2:18:06

As a 11-year old boy, Markus started running and soon realized he felt most comfortable

running longer distances. The fact that the atmosphere at marathon events is so incredible

exciting and intense made it easy for him to move to marathon. Since he moved to the

marathon, he made a very steady progress. Now his focus is on Hamburg and on improving

his PB, but he also keeps an eye on the qualifying mark for the European Championships. But

in the end, if he can say after the race that he has given everything during the race, he will

be satisfied. As he really improved a lot last winter, he might continue until the Rio Olympics

in 2016 or the European Championships in Berlin in 2018. Although it will be tough to qualify

for those events, Markus says “you need to have dreams and be a bit crazy about your

passion if you really want to make it”.

As a formed Law student, Markus is now working on his PhD and he will start working in a

law firm soon.

2013 Frankfurt Marathon 30th 2:21:26





32. Manuel Stöckert

27 October 1988

Germany


Manuel Stöckert will make his marathon debut in Hamburg this year. He has already shown

that he is in good shape this year as he is the reigning half marathon champion of Germany.

He took the title in a new personal best of 65:04. Manuel’s aim for Hamburg is to run

2:15:30 in his debut marathon.

2014 German Half Marathon Championships 1st 65:04

2013 Silvesterlauf Erfurt 10k 1st 29:39

2013 Trentino Half Marathon 5th 65:21

2013 German Police Championships 1st 29:53.90

2013 Würzburg Half Marathon 5th 65:09

2012 Silvesterlauf Nürnberg 10k 1st 29:18

33. Julian Flügel

18 April 1986

Germany


Julian Flügel has represented Germany two times at the European Cross Country

Championships, in 2011 and 2013. In Germany, he has won several medals at the National

Championships. He was the runner-up at the 2011 10.000m Championships, and has three

bronze medals from various championships in the 5000m, cross country and 10km. Julian

Flügel will now move to the marathon distance and has chosen Hamburg to make his

marathon debut.

2014 German Half Marathon Championships 2nd 65:49

2013 Breda Singelloop Half Marathon 10th 66:14

2013 Düsseldorf Kö-Lauf 5th 29:36

2012 Fürth Regional Indoor Champs 3000m 3rd 8:13.06

2011 German Championships 10k 4th 29:41

2011 German Championships 10.000m 2nd 29:36.37

WOMEN ELITE ATHLETES HAMBURG MARATHON 2014

F1. Georgina Rono

19 May 1980

Kenya

2:21:39

Georgina was born in Nandi County, Rift Valley in Kenya in a family of six. Nowadays she lives

together with her husband and two children. Her running career started after joining other

athletes who participated in the school competitions. This is where she developed her

passion and interest for running. As an experienced marathon athlete, Georgina set her

personal best in 2012 by finished second in Frankfurt.

2014

3

Paris Half Marathon 2nd 69:31

2013

3

San Diego Half Marathon 2nd 69:03

2012 Frankfurt Marathon 2nd 2:21:39

2012 Udine Half Marathon 1st 67:58

2012 Boston Marathon 3rd 2:33:09

2012 RAK Half Marathon 2nd 69:13

2011 Eindhoven Marathon 1st 2:24:33

2011 Hannover Marathon 1st 2:31:19

F2. Dinknesh Mekash

11 September 1985

Ethiopia

2:25:09

Dinknesh, which means “wondrous one” in Amharic, grew up in the town of Bekoji, the

renowned “Town of Runners”. As a young athlete she was brought to Addis Ababa by the

organization ‘Running Across Borders’ and given coaching, accommodation and support to

pursue a running career. She was the first to be part of the program and a classic example of

what they are trying to do in East Africa: use sport to help youth achieve success in life. In

2010, Mekash traveled outside of her country for the first time, flying to Scotland to

participate in the Loch Ness Marathon. She won in 2:46:39. She was surprised by seeing

radiators used for heating the home. The arrival of the mail each day also caught her

attention. She was inspired by her niece Elfenesh Alemu (4th in 2004 Olympic marathon,

2003 Tokyo winner) in the beginning of her running career. Tiki Gelana has been an

inspiration for her as well, who is her training partner in the group of Getaneh Tessema.

2014 Mumbai Marathon 1st 2:28:08


2013 Mumbai Marathon 2nd 2:28:46



2011 Rome Marathon 9th 2:34:44

2011 Riga Nordea Marathon 2nd 2:38:.04

2010 Loch Ness Marathon 1st 2:46:39

F3. Melkam Gizaw

17 September 1982

Ethiopia

2:26:24

As the third born in a family of four, Melkam Gizaw, was introduced to running at primary

school where she got involved in a running project. Nowadays Melkam trains in the group of

coach Getaneh Tessema in Addis Ababa. As a marathon athlete, Melkam had five podium

finishes in the last four years. Her last victory was at the 2013 Düsseldorf Marathon where

she set a new personal best.

2013 Lisbon Marathon 3rd 2:35:16

2013 Düsseldorf Marathon 1st 2:26:24

2012 Hengshui Marathon 2nd 2:29:18

2012 Düsseldorf Marathon 3rd 2:27:50

2011 Eindhoven Marathon 6th 2:26:52


2010 Reims Marathon 1st 2:28:58

F4. HE Yinli

1 February 1988

China

2:28:31

The Chinese athlete HE Yinli already ran a few marathons in her career, but all of the races

where in China. At the moment HE Yinli trains under Italian coach Renato Canova in Italy.

The Hamburg marathon will be her first race in Germany.

2014 World Half Marathon Championships 33rd 1:12:17

2014 Lago Maggiore Half Marathon 2nd 1:11:34

2014 Xiamen Marathon 4th 2:38:18

2012 Beijing Marathon 4th 2:28:31

2012 Zheng-Kai Marathon 1st 2:33:25

F5. YUE Chao

05 January 1991

China

2:30:18

YUE Chao is a training partner of HE Yinli and also training under coach Canova. YUE Chao is

a stable marathon athlete who now wants to improve her personal best and to break the

2:30 barrier.

2014 Rome-Ostia Half Marathon 10th 1:12:38


2012 Chongqing Marathon 9th 2:30:36

2011 Chicago Marathon 7th 2:32:57

2010 Dalian Marathon 3rd 2:33:38

F6. Mercy Kibarus

25 February 1984

Kenya

2:31:14

Mercy Kibarus wasn’t an outstanding athlete in school but she decided to increase the

quantity and quality of her training after graduating. She made her first progressions after

joining the Demadonna training group. But only after coming back from her second

maternity leave in 2012, Mercy started to make real progression. She ran a personal best in

Rome-Ostia half marathon and she won the Venice marathon in very bad weather

conditions. So far her biggest achievement was the fifth place at the 2014 World Half

Marathon Championships. Mercy trains some strong ladies in Kenya, like Mary Keitany,

Sharon Cherop, Lydia Cheromei and Gladys Cherono.


2014 Paris Half marathon 4th 69:43

2013 Venice Marathon 1st 2:31:14

2013 Prague Marathon 5th 2:33:33

2013 Rome-Ostia Half Marathon 5th 68:18

F7. Ogla Kimayo

27 July 1988

Kenya

2:36:57

Ogla ran a few marathons in her career, most of them in South America. She made some

progress in every marathon she ran. She finished her last marathon in 2:36, which still stands

as her personal best. But her personal best in the half marathon indicates that she can run

faster than that. Hamburg marathon will be her first marathon in Europe where the weather

conditions are much better than in South America. So Ogla will definitely aim to break her

personal best in Hamburg.


2013 Shamrockin Run 8k 2nd 25:43

2013 Cooper River Bridge Run 2nd 32:20

2012 Cancun Marathon 1st 2:38:20

2010 Chihuahua Half Marathon 1st 69:27

2009 Chihuahua Half Marathon 1st 70:48

F8. Winny Jepkorir

10 June 1990

Kenya

debut

Winny Jepkorir will make her marathon debut in Hamburg. She did all her trainings for

Hamburg in Kapsabet in Kenya. Winny comes from Nandi Hills in Kenya where she lives with

her 4-year old son Theophilius.

2014 Taroudant 10km 4th 32:59

2013 Imenti South Race 15km 2nd 58:53

2013 Chepkoilel Cross 8km 4th 26:32

2013 Eldoret Half Marathon 72:40

2009 San Martino 10km 2nd 33:50

© Victah Sailer

F10. Katharina Heinig

22 August 1989

Germany

2:34:20

Katharina Heinig is the daughter of Katrin Dörre-Heinig who has been one of the most

successful German long distance runners. Her marathon career began in Cologne in 2010

where she finished first in 2:46:05. Despite a foot fatigue fracture she managed to reach a

fifth place in Hannover Marathon 2011 with a new PB in 2:42:10. Katharina demonstrated an

astonishing development in accomplishing a new PB in each of her marathon races so far.

She is coached by her mother Katrin Dörre-Heinig.

2014 German Half Marathon Championships 2nd 1:14:36


2012 Düsseldorf Kö-Lauf 7th 34:06

2012 Hannover Marathon 11th 2:39:03

2012 German Half Marathon Championships 3rd 75:49

2011 Hannover Marathon 5th 2:42:10

2010 Cologne Marathon 1st 2:46:05

© Nobert Wilhelmi

F11. Veronica Pohl

10 July 1985

Germany

2:35:02

After graduating in Sport Science at the University of Cologne, Veronica received a

scholarship for the Northern Arizona University and she joined their university team for two

years. That period really helped her to progress athletically but also in academics. She

became the most successful sports person in the university. Besides being a successful

athlete, Veronica enjoys her trainings which still gives her pure satisfaction and happiness.

She is especially fascinated by running a marathon together with thousands of runners.

For now, the active and sporty Veronica sees this year’s Hamburg marathon as the next

stepping stone in her career. This year’s her main goal is a PB and qualification for Zürich,

after that she wants to qualify for the 2015 World Championships and 2016 Olympic Games.

2014 German Half Marathon Championships 3rd 1:14:52



2012 Leverkusen 10km 2nd 34:05

2012 Paderborn Half Marathon 6th 1:14:31

2011 Koblenz 5000m 3rd 16:03.99

2010 German Indoor Championships 3rd 9:26.01

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