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Rangliste vom 6. Internationalen Self – Transcendence 12 Stunden Schwimmen Sonntag 7. März 2004 im Hallenbad City Zürich

16 Einzelschwimmer
44 Staffelschwimmer in 9 Teams

Frauen- resp. Overallrekord von Lenka Sterbova
Seniorinnenrekord von Catherine Egger

Frauen
Rang	Vorname/Name	Land	Alter	km
1	Lenka Sterbova	Czech R.	31	43,0
2	Vedika Bolliger	CH	39	23,9
3	Viktoria Molnar	Hungary	25	23,4
4	Daniela Eckardt	D	20	7.0

Seniorinnen
Rang	Vorname/Name	Land	Alter	km
1	Catherine Egger	CH	41	32,0

Männer
Rang	Vorname/Name	Land	Alter	km
1	Roland Schudel	CH	38	35,0
2	Paolo Chiarino	Italy	37	33,0
3	Beat Knechtle	CH	39	29,3
4	Thomas Reckziegel	D	35	28,3
5	Dragan Maslarevic	Serbien	37	26,9
6	Henrik Aalto	Finland	24	26,0
7	Daniel Hof	CH	36	25,9
8	Stefan Fischer	CH	34	13,7
9	Christophe Nicoulaz	CH	33	9,5
10	Roland Eckardt	D	17	7,1
11	Armin-Johannes Wunder	D	36	4,1

Teams
Rang	Team	Namen	km
1	Team Uni St. Gallen	Claudia Gamboni Corinne Fink Gerald Peichl Jürg Schmid Markus Langenegger Yvonne Schumacher	43,9
2	Delle International	Jochen Hörbelt Philip Oh Adrian Overberg Jochen Overberg	43,3
3	SLRG Bauma	Berni Bühler Peter Rüegg Flavio Seeberger Fabian Kremser Monika Tarnutzer Kathrin Tarnutzer	43,0
4	Triathlon Club ZH 1	Roger Schneider Marc Spieler Patrick Alpiger Roger Furger Andrea Wenger	42,0
5	Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team	Andreas Merz Igor Nenko Sascha Madwejes René Kaul Robert Hybler	40,7
6	Amazonen	Sandra Harries Jeannine Mauchle Simone Gröbli Claudia Matter Nicole Kilchenmann	40,2
7	Tri Team Bern	Bernhard Zumbrunn Bruno Liechti	40,1
8	Six Pack	Bernhard Flenti Matthias Brunner Thomas Trüb Marcel Gemperle Olivia Imfeld Nadine Huber	39,5
9	Triathlon Club ZH 2	Marco Gertsch Julia Diemer René Wenger Viviane Castelberg Zaira Noro	34,2

Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team articles - more articles

About the author:

Nirbhasa is originally from Ireland but currently lives in Reykjavik, Iceland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Earlier this year, Subarnamala Riedel from the Zurich Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team was interviewed, and she talked about how much joy she gets from organising ultra events for the public. In Switzerland, we have been putting on two big ultra events for over a quarter of a century - the Zurich Lake Swim and the 12- and 24-hour race in Basel. The lake swim, in which competitors swim the entire 26k distance of Lake Zurich from Rapperswil to Zurich city, has become a well known 'warm-up' event for those seeking to cross the English Channel.

Subarnamala has been practising meditation with Sri Chinmoy for almost 30 years, and sees organising these races as 'spiritual life in action'. Organising races like these offer the chance to work harmoniously as part of a large team, and there is tremendous satisfaction to be had in helping the participants achieve their best results. Seeing the determination and enthusiasm of the competitors (some of them in their seventies and eighties!) also gives us tremendous inspiration to go forward with our own goals in life.

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About the author:

Nirbhasa is originally from Ireland but currently lives in Reykjavik, Iceland. He is an enthusiastic multi-day runner, having completed four times the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race - the longest race in the world.

Vajin Armstrong, a member of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in New Zealand won the prestigious Swiss Alpine Marathon in Davos with a time of 6:25:23 h, followed by Evgenii Glyva (UKR) with 6:41:17 h and Bernhard Eggenschiler (CH) with 6:44:11 h. The race is considered one of the premier ultramarathons in Europe, with a length of 76 k and a difference of altitude of 2560 m over the course.

Vajin has had many memorable races over the years, including multiple wins of New Zealands Kepler challenge and representing New Zealand in the Commonewalth Trail race. He also hold the course record for our invitational 47 mile race in August of 5:08, beating a record that had existed for almost 30 years. In the below video, Vajin talks with some supporters from the Marathon Team and a fellow competitor immediately after winning the race:

Here is also another nice video from a few years ago where Vajin talks about his training and what inspires him to run.

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