
Results TransGranCanaria 2024
Classic 126km / 6800m +
1 – Raul BUTACI
2 – Miguel
Ángel HERAS HERNÁNDEZ
3 – Ionel
Cristian MANOLE
1 – Courtney DAUWALTER
2 – Claudia TREMPS
3 – Emma STUART
Advanced 84km / 4900m +
1 – Andrzej WITEK
2 – Davide CHERAZ
3 – Borja FERNÁNDEZ
FERNÁNDEZ
1 – Tara FRAGA
2 – Kathrin GÖTZ
3 – Martina KLANCNIK
POTRC
Marathon 48km
/ 1900m +
1 – Robert PKEMOI
MATAYANGO
2 – Juho YLINEN
3 – Tiago NOBRE
VIEIRA
1 – Jennifer LICHTER
2 – Greta GARCÍA
MORÁN
3 – Rosa
Maria LARA FELIU
Starter 21km /
1400m +
1 – Antonio MARTÍNEZ
PÉREZ
2 – Yoel DE
PAZ BAEZA
3 – Anartz ARTOLA
ARIN
1 – Katarzyna SOLIŃSKA
2 – Brittany CHARBONEAU
3 – Flavia STUTZ
KV 5.5km / 1060m
+
1 – Henri AYMONOD
2 – Frederic TRANCHAND
3 – Alvaro ESCUELA
PERDOMO
1 – Katie SCHIDE
2 – Lena LAUKNER
3 – Moana
Lilly KEHRES KEHRES

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