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Startlister, informasjon og resultater fra Terrengløp Albufeira som arrangeres 2. februar 2025.
Terrengløp Albufeira 2025
European Champion Clubs Cup (ECCC) Cross Country
Dato
2. februar
Sted
Albufeira – Portugal
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Startlister
Resultater
Time | Event | Distance | Results |
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10:00 | Under 20 Women | 5530 | Results/start list |
10:30 | Under 20 Men | 5530 | Results/start list |
11:05 | Senior Women | 9130 | Results/start list |
11:55 | Senior Men | 9130 | Results/start list |
12:45 | Mixed Relay | 1600 | Results/start list |
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Om stevnet
The ECCC Cross Country is one of the longest standing and most established cross country fixtures on the calendar, even predating the SPAR European Cross Country Championships by more than three decades.
The first edition of the ECCC Cross Country was held in Arlon, Belgium in 1962 – the venue for the first 13 editions of the championships. But the first event looked and felt very different to the last iteration of the ECCC Cross Country which was held in Oeiras, Portugal.
It was only in 1982 when a women’s event was added to the ECCC Cross Country for the first time and the men’s and women’s competitions were held in different venues until 2005 when the championships became a combined event. Men’s and women’s U20 races were added to the programme in 2006 with a mixed relay the latest addition to the timetable in 2021.
Notable past individual winners have included many of the greats of European distance running such as Karel Lismont (1972, 1974, 1979), Carlos Lopes (1977, 1982, 1985), Francesco Panetta (1987-88) and Paulo Guerra (1995-97, 1999) and Sergey Lebid (2001) on the men’s side and Albertina Dias (1994-96), Carla Sacramento (1998, 2002) and Fernanda Ribeiro (2005) on the women’s side.
The most successful clubs in the senior events are Sporting Clube de Portugal who have won 15 titles in the men’s race – including six in a row between 1981-1986 and again between 1989-1994 – and Sporting Braga on the women’s side who won seven successive titles between 1987-1993.
At the most recent edition of the ECCC Cross Country in Albufeira on 25 February, Playas de Castellon dominated proceedings again. Likina Amebaw and Thierry Ndikumwenayo secured individual victories for the Spanish club and also won the mixed relay title for the third year in succession.
The 2025 edition of the ECCC Cross Country takes place again in Albufeira but on the earlier date of 2 February.