Men’s Results From 2015 La Patagones-Viedma
Photo by Deep Blue Media. Results courtesy of FINA. Men’s results from the FINA/HOSA 10 km Marathon Swimming World Cup event at the La Patagones-Viedma (Maraton Patagones-Viedma International Open Water Swim) in Argentina are shown below.
Italy swept the men’s and women’s podium at both the FINA/HOSA 10 km Marathon Swimming World Cup and the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix kick-off weekend in Argentina.
1. Simone Ruffini ITA 1:55:10.28
2. Allan do Carmo BRA 1:55:12.44
3. Diogo Villarinho BRA 1:55:16.40
4. Romain Beraud FRA 1:55:16.46
5. Federico Vanelli ITA 1:55:17.60
6. Esteban Enderica ECU 1:55:18.96
7. Christian Reichert GER 1:55:23.90
8. Matteo Furlan ITA 1:56:01.18
9. Brian Ryckeman BEL 1:56:04.46
10. Damien Cattin Vidal FRA 1:56:10.52
11. Guillermo Bertola ARG 1:56:11.00
12. Alfonzo Carreno Mendoza VEN 1:57:37.16
13. Armando Delgado VEN 1:57:37.75
14. Charlie Cuignet FRA 1:57:44.34
15. Gaspar Vasco POR 1:57:49.10
16. Evgeni Drattsev RUS 1:57:52.52
17. Gabriel Villagoiz ARG 1:57:53.01
18. Vitaly Khudyakov KAZ 1:57:53.43
19. Daniel Serbrennikov RUS 1:57:55.94
20. Benjamin Brantu FRA 1:57:57.37
21. Jose Segovia VEN 1:57:57.88
22. Shahar Resman ISR 1:57:58.46
23. Miguel Carrizo ARG 1:58:01.38
24. Daniel Delgadillo MEX 1:58:02.63
25. Santiago Enderica ECU 1:58:03.46
26. Rafael Gil POR 1:58:10.72
27. Yann Corbel FRA 1:58:15.41
28. David Aubry FRA 1:59:26.28
29. Pierre Legout FRA 1:59:30.96
30. Philippe Guertin CAN 1:59:37.05
31. Felipe Tapia CHI 2:00:32.28
32. Jean-Pierre Monteagudo PER 2:00:40.61
33. Yohann Aubry FRA 2:01:21.97
34. Yuval Safra ISR 2:01:23.95
35. Arturo Perez Verti MEX 2:03:25.38
36. Samuel De Bona BRA 2:03:28.63
37. Giovanni Gutierrez PER 2:07:36.62
38. Fernando Bolanos VEN 2:07:54.70
39. Aquiles Balaudo ARG 2:10:12.16
40. Rodrigo Caballero BOL 2:11:14.97
41. Martin Culela Magnani URU 2:16:43.00
OTL Gustavo Paccot Piriz URU
OTL Eduardo Opazo CHI
OTL Zedheir Torres BOL
DNF Rogerio Arapiraca BRA
DNF Fernando Armijo ECU
DNF Antoine Gozdowski FRA
DNF Nicola Bolzonello ITA
DNF Alfredo Villa Mejia MEX
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