Le Lion Half Marathon

Montbéliard FRA

Race Winners (24 runnings)

23 Sep 2007

1:03:50

Luka Kanda (KEN)

1:14:00

Miriam Wangari (KEN)

24 Sep 2006

1:03:13

John Kanda (KEN)

1:15:28

Peris Chumba (KEN)

25 Sep 2005

1:02:57

Jacob Kitur (KEN)

1:14:38

Emily Rotich (KEN)

26 Sep 2004

1:01:42

Dennis Ndiso-2

1:12:34

Josephine Deemay (TAN)

28 Sep 2003

1:01:24

Dennis Ndiso (KEN)

1:13:42

Nancy Omwenga (KEN)

22 Sep 2002

1:02:07

Joseph Sitienei (KEN)

1:12:41

Hafida Gadi (FRA)

23 Sep 2001

1:02:40

Abdelgani Lahlali (FRA) (nc)

1:13:32

Zahia Dahmani (FRA) (nc)

24 Sep 2000

1:03:13

Robert Cheruiyot (KEN)

1:12:23

Mami Kusunoki (JPN)

26 Sep 1999

1:03:15

Luke Metto (KEN)

1:12:18

Isabella Ochichi (KEN)

04 Oct 1998

1:00:54

David Busenei (KEN)

1:13:16

Natalya Romanchuk (UKR)

28 Sep 1997

1:03:02

John Kemboi (KEN)

1:15:27

Mariana Chirila (ROM)

29 Sep 1996

1:01:49

William Musyoki (KEN)

1:13:57

Helena Barocsi-2

01 Oct 1995

1:01:45

Moses Tanui (KEN)

1:09:58

Valentine Yegorova (RUS)

04 Sep 1994

1:03:23

Vincent Rousseau (BEL) (nc)

1:12:55

Nicole Leveque (FRA) (nc)

03 Oct 1993

1:03:22

Said Ermili-2

1:13:12

Olga Bondarenko (RUS)

04 Oct 1992

1:01:31

Said Ermili (MAR)

1:11:25

Nadezhda Wijenberg (RUS)

22 Sep 1991

1:03:10

Boniface Merande (KEN)

1:16:57

Madina Biktagirova (BLR)

23 Sep 1990

n/a

Ahmed Salah-2

n/a

Helena Barocsi (HUN)

24 Sep 1989

1:01:28

Jean-Louis Prianon (FRA)

n/a

Maria Rebelo-3

25 Sep 1988

1:00:02

Kiprotich Rono (KEN)

n/a

Linda Milo (BEL)

12 Apr 1987

n/a

Michael Bishop (WAL)

n/a

Christine Degiron (FRA)

1986

n/a

Jacques Boxberger (FRA)

n/a

Maria Rebelo-2

1985

n/a

Pierre Levisse (FRA)

n/a

Angela Deegan (ENG)

29 Apr 1984

1:01:34

Ahmed Salah (DJI)

n/a

Maria Rebelo (FRA)
Notes: 1984 was the inaugural year. The course is believed to have been point-to-point for all years. The 1984 course was probably short. The 1988 course was reported as 20.9 km but was probably shorter still. The 1995 race was also the IAAF World Championships. The 2001 race was apparently excessively wind-aided.

(nc) => national championship

1994 Bertrand Frechard was the national champion (2nd place, 1:04:25)



Most Wins (1984-date)

Men

2

Ahmed Salah (DJI) 1984,1990
. Said Ermili (MAR) 1992-93
. Dennis Ndiso (KEN) 2003-04

Women

3

Maria Rebelo (FRA) 1984,1986,1989


Prize Money (ADR qualified runners)

Year        Men      Women      Total
1993    $16,740     $3,060    $19,800
1992     19,260        n/a     19,260
Sums    $36,000     $3,060    $39,060

Race Time Bias (sec/km)

Year     Men   Women
2006    -0.2     n/c
2005    +1.1    +2.3
2004    -4.7     n/c
2003    -2.7    -2.8
2002    -0.7     n/c
2001    -6.6    -7.2
2000    +0.8    +2.2
1999    -1.3    -1.4
1998    -6.0     n/c
....    
1994    +0.7    +3.8
1993    -1.7     n/c
1992    -5.5    -0.9
....    
1989    -2.7     n/c
Avgs    -2.3    -0.6


Competitive Level (1990-date)

Year     Men   Women
2007     470     n/c
2006     442     144
....     
2004     553     285
2003     483     212
2002     514     n/c
2001     356     170
2000     511     426
1999     414     103
1998     629     n/c
....     
1993     618     n/c
1992     677     n/c
1991     565     n/c

Quality Performances

Men
<1:01:00       2
<1:01:30       4
<1:02:00      14
<1:02:30      27
<1:03:00      35
<1:03:30      61
<1:04:00      80
<1:04:30      92
<1:05:00      99
<1:05:30     110
<1:06:00     118

Women
<1:12:00       1
<1:13:00       7
<1:14:00      17
<1:15:00      28
<1:16:00      37
<1:17:00      47

Note: 1984,1988,1995, and 2001 races are not included. The 1995 quality performances are included with the IAAF World Championships.

Last Updated on 02 Oct 2007

Contributor: Franco Civai (23)