An Olympic participant starts with the Ouschterlaf

If an Olympic participant starts in a regional street run, the role of favorites has already been awarded. And Charel Grethen actually did not bare at the Ouschterlaf in Grevenmacher on Monday. In 31’04 » the 32-year-old CSL athlete won the main race over ten kilometers and gave the Hungarian Balazs Marx (Györ/on 38 ») and Yannik Erz from Germany (Trier/50 ») in places in second and third.

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As the fastest woman, the 23 -year -old Lena Kieffer (army) ran in 37’47 » on total rank 38. Runa Egilsdottir (Dequipe/1’27 ») and the German Judith Weber (Trier/1’57 ») In total, more than 600 runners arrived at the finish at the main race. 140 people took part in the everyone run over five kilometers, and almost 200 children also ran in Grevenmacher.

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The runners are relaxed before the start. Photo: Christian Kemp
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It starts right away. Photo: Christian Kemp
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Because of the rainy weather, the streets in Grevenmacher are wet. Photo: Christian Kemp
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The participants are not put off by this. Photo: Christian Kemp
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Charel Grethen keeps the pace high. Photo: Christian Kemp
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Lena Kieffer, here in addition to M70 runners Victor Kiessel (right), is also in good shape. Photo: Christian Kemp
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In the end, Tesfu will be tenth. Photo: Christian Kemp
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Lena Kieffer is the fastest woman at the finish line. Photo: Christian Kemp
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Runa Egilsdottir becomes second. Photo: Christian Kemp
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Charel Grethen cannot be beaten by men. Photo: Christian Kemp
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The clock shows 31’04 ». Photo: Christian Kemp