On Sunday, Moldova's athlete Ivan Siuris won the 2021 edition of the Bucharest International Marathon, finishing the 42.195-km race in 2:16.35, agerpres reports.
A former winner of the Chisinau Marathon, Siuris, 30, was followed by Romanian athlete Alexandru Corneschi, who clocked in at 2:16.49.
Coming in last was Ognjen Stojanovic of Serbia (2:25.18).
The women's marathon race was dominated by Romanian athletes who completely took over the podium. The winner was Adelina Paulina Balti, 29, crossing the finish line in 2:47.25. Second coming in was Ionela Ecaterina Puia (2:53.44), and third was Anca Diana Istrate (2:55.10).
In the half marathon (21.097 km) event, Maxim Raileanu of Moldova won the men's race in 01:06.05, followed by Robert Necula (01:08.57), and Alexei Camenscic (01:14.25).
Diana Sinic won the women's semi-marathon race in 01:25.42, followed by Diana Panta (01:27.31), and Maria Magdalena Veliscu (01:28).
The men's 10 km race was won by Cristian Lutic, in 34:00. Next coming in were Ruben De Vicente (34:15), and Bogdan Holuba (34:40). In the women's race, Madalina Florea won in 34:47 sec, followed by Elena Alexandrescu (38:47), and Maria-Gabriela Herman (39:26).
Albert Lupu came in first in the men's 5km race (18:49), followed by Marius Olteanu (20:18) and Andrei Cristian Gavrila (20:39). Ina Cristina Ilie won the women's similar race in 22:48; she was followed by Denisa Stirbulescu (23:15) and Andreea Cohut (24:16).
In the 10km wheelchair road race, Ilie Stefirta came in first (21:25), followed by Angel Moraru (39:35) and Petru Ifrosa (45:26). Florentina Hriscu won the women's similar race (50:06), followed by Roxana Ghinet (01:16.59).
The 2021 edition of the Raiffeisen Bank Bucharest Marathon took place in compliance with the safety regulations in place in Romania amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Thus, only runners fully vaccinated against the SARS-CoV-2 virus and 10 days away from full vaccination participated, as well as those who were 15 to 180 days away from confirmation of COVID-19 infection. The runners had to wear a face mask for the first 100 metres of the race and on the finish line. Spectator access was prohibited throughout the event.
Moldova's Siuris wins Bucharest International Marathon 2021
Sursă foto: worldsmarathons.com
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