Top7 series: Jbari and Decassiani Palfrader celebrate

The starting shot for the AgeFactor Run was fired at 15 p.m. sharp in Branzoll and around 200 participants ran from the cultural center towards the village center, from where they continued to Pfatten and then Leifers. When they reached the finish line in Branzoll, the tension was electric. Due to the age factor (“AgeFactor”), the running time is multiplied by an individual value depending on the athlete’s age and in the men’s race, Maurizio Leonardi from Trentino had the best final result, thereby confirming his victory from the previous year. The athlete from ASD Master Trieste won with a time of 28.24,4 minutes (running time: 36.33,6 minutes).

Frowin Stecher came in second with an AgeFactor time of 28.36,1 minutes, and Matthias Agethle (29.57,0 minutes), who also finished in this position last year, came in third. The fastest athlete, however, was Khalid Jbari. The runner from Athletic Club 96 Alperia crossed the finish line after 31.22,0 minutes. The best running time of the day brought Jbari to fifth place. Fabian Fronthaler (ASD Atl. Club 2000 Toblach) was the second fastest in Branzoll, and Matthias Agethle also came in third here.

Celva wins in the women's category Cristina Celva won the women's race. The athlete from Trentino, from US 5 Stelle Seragnago ASD, finished the 10-kilometer race in 41.04,5:33.26,1 minutes, which gave her an AgeFactor time of 35.13,9:36.33,1 minutes. Paola Gagliardi (Lisphera) came in second with an AgeFactor time of XNUMX:XNUMX minutes, while Rosanna Giovanelli (US Stella Alpina Carano ASD) came in third with a time of XNUMX:XNUMX minutes.

Two winners among themselves: Maurizio Leonardi (left) and Cristina Celva triumphed at the AgeFactor Run. © Sportissimus

Andreea Lucaci, however, was the fastest of the day. The 30-year-old athlete, who lives in South Tyrol, needed 10 minutes for the 38.08,5 kilometers and came eleventh in terms of age. The second fastest athlete was Annemarie Schöpf from the ASV Rennerclub Vinschgau, who came fifth overall, and Monika Decassiani Palfrader from the South Tyrolean running club Sparkasse came third.

Top7 overall winners awarded At the same time, the just-for-fun run "Memorial Andrea Isoppo" took place on Saturday in Branzoll, with several amateur runners taking part in the five-kilometer run. The AgeFactor Run also marked the end of the South Tyrolean Top7 running series. After the nine stages, Monika Decassiani Palfrader (South Tyrolean Running Club/2090 points) and Khalid Jbari (Athletic Club 96 Alperia/2530 points) came out on top. With their seven best results, the two climbed to the top of the overall ranking, which takes into account all athletes who took part in at least seven of the nine stages.

Alex Puppatti (1944 points) and Lukas Walder (USD Atl. Club 2000 Toblach/1943 points) also landed on the men's podium, while in the women's category Karolina Rosa Thaler (ASC LF Sarntal Raiffeisen/1943 points) and Hortenzia Elekne„ Parizek (ASC Laas Raiffeisen/1899) climbed onto the podium under Decassiani Palfrader. They were all awarded prizes in the cultural centre of Branzoll and were able to celebrate at the pasta party that followed, which brought the running festival in Branzoll to a fitting close. "We are satisfied, it was a nice occasion to end the season in style and the weather was great today too. I would like to thank all the volunteers, the clubs, the authorities and the sponsors who have made it possible for us to organize the AgeFactor Run again this year, which has become very popular," said Massimo Zago from the OK team of the US Branzoll after the event.

Results AgeFactor Run 2024: Men 1. Maurizio Leonardi (ASD Master Trieste) 28.24,4:XNUMX minutes 2. Frowin Stecher 28.36,1 3. Matthias Agethle 29.57,0 4. Fabian Fronthaler (ASD Atl. Club 2000 Dobbiaco) 31.01,0 5. Khalid Jbari (Athletic Club 96 Alperia) 31.05,0

The three fastest athletes: 1. Khalid Jbari 31.22,0 minutes 2. Fabian Fronthaler 31.25,5 3. Matthias Agethle 32.50,3

Women 1. Cristina Celva (US 5 Stelle Seregnano ASD) 33.26,1 minutes 2. Paola Gagliardi (Lisphera) 35.13,9 3. Rosanna Giovanelli (US Stella Alpina Carano Asd) 36.33,1 4. Mirka Lorenzani (ASC Laas Raiffeisen) 36.37,1 5. Annemarie Schöpf (ASV Rennerclub Vinschgau) 37.12,5

The three fastest athletes: 1. Andreea Lucaci 38.08,5:XNUMX minutes 2. Annemarie Schöpf 40.10,9 3. Monika Decassiani Palfrader (South Tyrol Running Club) 40.25,9

final standings of the Top7 overall ranking Men 1. Khalid Jbari 2530 points 2. Alex Puppatti 1944 3. Lukas Walder (ASD Atl. Club 2000 Dobbiaco) 1942 4. Peter Riffesser 1920 5. Anton Tobias Kritzinger 1904

Women 1. Monika Decassiani Palfrader 2090 2. Karolina Rosa Thaler (ASC LF Sarntal Raiffeisen) 1943 3. Hortenzia Eleknè Parizek (ASC Laas Raiffeisen) 1899 4. Evi Maria Strimmer (ASC Laas Raiffeisen) 1883 5. Sonja Hofer (Pustertal Running Club) 1865

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