2001 European Cross Country Championships

2001 European Cross Country Championships
Organisers	EAA
Edition	8th
Date	9 December
Host city	Thun, Switzerland
Events	4
Distances	9.15 km – Men 4.65 km – Women 6.15 km – Junior men 3.15 km – Junior women
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The 8th European Cross Country Championships were held at Thun in Switzerland on 9 December 2001. Serhiy Lebid took his second title in the men's competition and Yamna Belkacem won the women's race.

Results

Men individual 9.15 km

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Serhiy Lebid	27:52
	Kamiel Maase	28:05
	Antonio David Jiménez	28:10
4.	Gabriele De Nard	28:11
5.	Christian Belz	28:12
6.	Sam Haughian	28:12
7.	José Carlos Adán	28:13
8.	Mustapha El Ahmadi	28:13
9.	Claes Nyberg	28:14
10.	Paulo Guerra	28:15
11.	Augusto Gomes	28:17
12.	José Manuel García	28:18

Total 77 competitors

Men teams

Pos.	Team	Points
	Spain Antonio David Jiménez José Carlos Adán José Manuel García Alejandro Gómez	40
	France	50
	Portugal	72
4.	Italy	74
5.	United Kingdom	92
6.	Belgium	135
7.	Netherlands	143
8.	Russia	160

Total 12 teams

Women individual 4.65 km

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Yamna Belkacem	15:48
	Olga Romanova	15:49
	Justyna Bąk	15:51
4.	Olivera Jevtić	15:52
5.	Liz Yelling	15:55
6.	Helena Sampaio	15:55
7.	Inês Monteiro	15:56
8.	Hayley Yelling	15:58
9.	Anastasiya Zubova	16:01
10.	Analídia Torre	16:03
11.	Mihaela Botezan	16:05
12.	Kathy Butler	16:08

Total 84 competitors

Women teams

Pos.	Team	Points
	Portugal Helena Sampaio Inês Monteiro Analídia Torre Ana Dias	41
	United Kingdom	49
	France	66
4.	Russia	71
5.	Ireland	116
6.	Romania	137
7.	Spain	138
8.	Hungary	140

Total 13 teams

Junior men individual 6.15 km

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Vasyl Matviychuk	19:29
	Mo Farah	19:38
	Stefano Scaini	19:39
4.	Mircea Bogdan	19:39
5.	Cosmin Suteu	19:43
6.	Adam Bowden	19:43
7.	Bruno Saramago	19:44
8.	Jeremy Pierrat	19:45

Total 90 competitors

Junior men teams

Pos.	Team	Points
	United Kingdom Mo Farah Adam Bowden Matthew Bowser Andrew Lemoncello	54
	Portugal	67
	France	68
4.	Italy	79
5.	Spain	98
6.	Ireland	118
7.	Belgium	140
8.	Belarus	147

Total 13 teams

Junior women individual 3.15 km

Pos.	Runners	Time
	Elvan Abeylegesse	10:35
	Tatyana Chulakh	10:53
	Snezana Kostic	10:54
4.	Inga Abitova	11:02
5.	Charlotte Dale	11:07
6.	Mieke Geens	11:09
7.	Türkan Erismis	11:11
8.	Elina Lindgren	11:11

Total 84 competitors

Junior women teams

Pos.	Team	Points
	Russia Tatyana Chulakh Inga Abitova Marina Ivanova Tatyana Petrova	35
	United Kingdom	54
	Turkey	79
4.	Finland	96
5.	France	115
6.	Spain	129
7.	Germany	147
8.	Romania	154

Total 15 teams

References

External links

• Database containing all results between 1994–2007

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