Racing In The Río Negro
Courtesy of La Patagones Viedma, Río Negro, Argentina. The La Patagones Viedma (or the Maraton Patagones-Viedma International Open Water Swim is a 10 km professional marathon swim held in February.
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2017 Female Results:
1. Adrianna Bridi (Italy) 2:11:30:42
2. Rachelle Bruni (Italy) 2:12:13:54
2. Poliana Okimoto Cintra (Brazil) 2:12:13:54
4. Sarah Bosslet (Germany) 2:12:15:71
5. Ana Marcela Cunha (Brazil) 2:12:18:11
6. Oceane Cassignol (France) 2:12:24:98
7. Samantha Arevalo Salinas (Ecuador) 2:12:31:24
8. Yumi Kida (Japan) 2:12:31:57
9. Cecilia Biagioli (Argentina) 2:12:34:48
10. Angelica Andre (Portugal) 2:13:02:62
11. Adeline Furst (France) 2:13:21:71
12. Julia Arino (Argentina) 2:15:37:73
13. Mayte Puca (Argentina) 2:16:38:65
14. Betina Lorscheitter (Brazil) 2:17:20:98
15. Morgane Dornil (France) 2:17:25:02
16. Vania Neves (Portugal) 2:17:40:19
17. Nataly Caldas Calle (Ecuador) 2:18:05:52
OTL Iara Arias (Argentina)
DNF Mahina Valdivia (Chile)
2017 Male Results:
1. Federico Vanelli (Italy) 1:57:02:42
2. Simone Ruffini (Italy) 1:57:32:30
3. David Aubry (France) 1:58:25:36
4. Guillermo Bertola (Argentina) 1:58:28:45
5. Logan Fontaine (France) 1:58:33:19
6. Allan Do Carmo (Brazil)1:58:33:67
7. Fernando Ponte (Brazil) 1:58:52:42
8. Vitaly Khudyakov (Kazakhstan) 1:59:44:01
9. Baptiste Lolmant (France) 1:59:44:54
10. Yan Lorbel (France) 1:59:55:95
11. Joaquin Moreno (Argentina) 2:00:14:31
12. Benjamin Brantu (France) 2:00:33:36
13. Santiago Enderica Salgado (Ecuador) 2:00:35:21
14. Ivo Cassini (Argentina) 2:00:46:22
15. Maximiliano Paccot Piriz (Uruguay) 2:13:22:97
16. David Farinango (Ecuador) 2:14:38:35
17. David Castro (Ecuador) 2:15:11:79
DNF Jeremias Munoz (Argentina)
DNF Nicolas Culela (Uruguay)
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