Siberian International Marathon Announces 10-kilometer Race Winners
Siberian International Marathon 2022: Winners Announced
The Siberian International Marathon, held in Omsk on August 2, 2022, saw some impressive performances across its three distances.
The marathon began bright and early on Sobornaya Square, with participants taking on challenges in the 3 km, 10 km, and 42 km distances.
In the 10 km race, Artem Popov from Abakan claimed the top spot with a time of 30:11 seconds. Piotr Shvetcov, also from Novosibirsk, followed closely behind in second place with a time of 31:17. The podium was completed by Artem's fellow Siberian, Pavel Stepanjuk from Omsk, who finished with a time of 32:55, earning him the bronze medal.
The women's 10 km race was a close-fought battle. Karina Kostromina, a runner from Novosibirsk, crossed the finish line first with a time of 35:12, securing her victory. Maria Segalova from St. Petersburg placed second with a time of 35:48, while Tamara Volnina from Omsk completed the race in 38:05.
Regarding the winners of the 42 km distance, no specific times or competitors were mentioned in the available search results.
While the bronze medal winner in the 10 km race has not been explicitly stated in the search results provided, Ildar Minshin and Marina Kovaleva were identified as the overall winners of the event, suggesting they may have won the marathon but not necessarily the bronze medal in the 10 km distance.
For more information about the Siberian International Marathon, please visit the official event website or contact the organisers.
Artem Popov and Piotr Shvetcov excelled in the sports of running, as they finished first and second, respectively, in the 10 km race of the Siberian International Marathon. In the same event, Karina Kostromina clinched the championship in the women's 10 km race, demonstrating her prowess in the sports arena.
