Women Marathon Athletics XVIII Olympic Games Athens, Greece 2004 - Sunday, 22nd August - Gold Medal: Mizuki Noguchi, Japan
Final 18:00time
1. Mizuki NoguchiJPN Japan2:26:20
2. Catherine NderebaKEN Kenya2:26:32
3. Deena KastorUSA United States2:27:20
4. Elfenesh AlemuETH Ethiopia2:28:15
5. Reiko TosaJPN Japan2:28:44
6. Olivera JevticSCGSCG2:31:15
7. Naoko SakamotoJPN Japan2:31:43
8. Lyudmila PetrovaRUS Russia2:31:56
9. Svetlana ZakharovaRUS Russia2:32:04
10.Bruna GenoveseITA Italy2:32:50
11.Alice ChelangatKEN Kenya2:33:52
12.Shujing ZhangCHN China2:34:34
13.Nuta OlaruROU Romania2:34:45
14.Zivile BalciünaiteLTU Lithuania2:35:01
15.Corinne RauxFRA France2:35:54
16.Rosaria ConsoleITA Italy2:35:56
17.Malgorzata SobanskaPOL Poland2:36:43
18.Luminita ZaitucGER Germany2:36:45
19.Eun-Jung LeeKOR South Korea2:37:23
20.Constantina TomescuROU Romania2:37:31
21.Yong-Ok JongPRK North Korea2:37:52
22.Helan LiCHN China2:37:53
23.Yun-hee ChungKOR South Korea2:38:57
24.Stine LarsenNOR Norway2:39:55
25.Liz YellingGBR Great Britain2:40:13
26.Maria AbelESP Spain2:40:13
27.Hafida IzemMAR Marocco2:40:46
28.Anna PichrtoväCZE Czechia2:40:58
29.Tracey MorrisGBR Great Britain2:41:00
30.Kenza WahbiMAR Marocco2:41:36
31.Kerryn MccannAUS Australia2:41:41
32.Beatriz RosESP Spain2:41:51
33.Chunxiu ZhouCHN China2:42:54
34.Jennifer RhinesUSA United States2:43:52
35.Kyung-Hee ChoiKOR South Korea2:44:05
36.Sandra RualesECU Ecuador2:44:28
37.Maria Dolores PulidoESP Spain2:44:33
38.Margarita TapiaMEX Mexico2:46:14
39.Colleen De ReuckUSA United States2:46:30
40.Albina IvanovaRUS Russia2:47:23
41.Grazyna SyrekPOL Poland2:47:26
42.Nili AvramskiISR Israel2:48:08
43.Clarisse RasoarizayMAD Madagascar2:48:14
44.Jane SalumeEST Estonia2:48:47
45.Simona StaicuHUN Hungary2:48:57
46.Angelica SänchezMEX Mexico2:49:04
47.Helena SampaioPOR Portugal2:49:18
48.Beäta RakonczaiHUN Hungary2:49:41
49.Annemette JensenDEN Denmark2:50:01
50.Yeoryia AbatzidouGRE Greece2:50:01
51.Liza Hunter-GalvanNZL New Zealand2:50:23
52.Hafida GadiFRA France2:50:29
53.Gulsara DadabaevaTJK Tajikistan2:50:45
54.Epiphanie NyirabarameRWARWA2:52:50
55.Sandra TorresARG Argentina2:54:48
56.Bun-Hui JoPRK North Korea2:55:54
57.Yu-Fang HsuTPE Chinese Taipei2:55:58
58.Erika OliveraCHI Chile2:57:14
59.Mariela GonzälezCUB Cuba3:02:20
60.Ida KoväcsHUN Hungary3:03:21
61.Svetlana Tkach-ShepelevaMDA Moldova3:03:29
62.Ana DiasPOR Portugal3:08:11
63.Inga JuodeškieneLTU Lithuania3:09:18
64.Mamokete LechelaLES Lesotho3:11:56
65.Agueda AmaralTLSTLS3:18:25
66.Luvsanlkhundeg OtgonbayarMGL Mongolia3:48:42
-. Nadia EjjafiniBRNBRNDNF
-. Lale ztürkTUR TurkeyDNF
-. Ulrike MaischGER GermanyDNF
-. Monika DrybulskaPOL PolandDNF
-. Marlene FortunatoBRA BrazilDNF
-. Irina BogachovaKGZ KyrgyzstanDNF
-. Märcia NarlochBRA BrazilDNF
-. Paula RadcliffeGBR Great BritainDNF
-. Bong-Sil HamPRK North KoreaDNF
-. Lidia SimonROU RomaniaDNF
-. Asha GigiETH EthiopiaDNF
-. Rakiya Maraoui-QuetierFRA FranceDNF
-. Nasria AzadjALG AlgeriaDNF
-. Margaret OkayoKEN KenyaDNF
-. Banuelia MrashaniTAN TanzaniaDNF
-. Workenesh TolaETH EthiopiaDNF
Int.AthleteTeamTime
5kmKenza WahbiMOR17:09
10kmPaula RadcliffeGBR34:25
15kmMizuki NoguchiJPN52:11
20kmElfenesh AlemuETH1:09:57
HalfReiko TosaJPN1:14:02
25kmMizuki NoguchiJPN1:28:05
30kmMizuki NoguchiJPN1:45:02
35kmMizuki NoguchiJPN2:02:04
40kmMizuki NoguchiJPN2:19:00

world Women Marathon History

Finish: Athens Olympic Stadium, Marousi. Capp.: 72,000.
Quota: 82 competitors from 48 nations.
Paula Radcliffe had dominated the marathon scene after concentrating on the event from 2002, with three of the four fastest ever times, and a world record of 2:15:25 in 2003 which was more than three minutes quicker than anyone else. The pressure to win was immense. The race began cautiously in a temperature of 30°C which would climb to 35° as the race progressed. At 20km (69:57) the leaders were Alemu, Noguchi, Tosa, Ndereba and Radcliffe. At 25km Noguchi attacked as the runners went uphill. The sixth 5km portion took her 16:57, the fastest of the race to that point, bringing Noguchi a lead of 23 seconds over Alemu, with Radcliffe another eight seconds behind. Ndereba was 37 seconds behind Noguchi, and Kastor, running a careful race was 2:11 behind in eighth place. Radcliffe dropped out in turmoil just after 36km, after being passed by Alemu for third place. Later it was explained that her demise was due to a reaction to an “aggressive line of treatment” of a quadriceps injury which had flared up before the Games. Kastor, now the quickest in the field, ran 16:20 for the 35-40km seg- ment – the fastest split by any athlete in the race – and passed Alemu just before 41km. Kastor ran her second half four minutes faster than the first, but still finished a minute behind the resourceful Noguchi, who won Japan’s second consecutive gold medal with 12 seconds to spare over Ndereba.
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