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The Gothenburg 6 Day race took place August 30th to September 5th 2009 in Schlottskogen Park, Gothenburg, Sweden. Part of the Gothenburg Ultra Festival which included 6/12/24 and 48 hour events and organised by Race Director K-G Nystrom.
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The Gothenburg 6 Day race took place August 30th to September 5th 2009 in Schlottskogen Park, Gothenburg, Sweden. Part of the Gothenburg Ultra Festival which included 6/12/24 and 48 hour events and organised by Race Director [[K-G Nystrom]].
  
 
==Course==
 
==Course==
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28 runners took part and the mens race was won by Danish ultrarunner [[Lars Christoffersen]] who set a new Nordic 6 Day record. Womens race was won by Australian [[Sarah Barnett]].
 
28 runners took part and the mens race was won by Danish ultrarunner [[Lars Christoffersen]] who set a new Nordic 6 Day record. Womens race was won by Australian [[Sarah Barnett]].
  
Blind runner Jeffrey Norris set a new world record with 373 km.
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Blind runner [[Jeffrey Norris]] set a new world record with 373 km.
  
 
==Website==
 
==Website==
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[[Category:48 Hour Races]]
 
[[Category:48 Hour Races]]
 
[[Category:6 Day Races]]
 
[[Category:6 Day Races]]
[[Category:SWE Races]]
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[[Category:Swedish Races]]

Latest revision as of 14:05, 6 December 2010

The Gothenburg 6 Day race took place August 30th to September 5th 2009 in Schlottskogen Park, Gothenburg, Sweden. Part of the Gothenburg Ultra Festival which included 6/12/24 and 48 hour events and organised by Race Director K-G Nystrom.

Course

  • 730 m asphalt and gravel paths.

28 runners took part and the mens race was won by Danish ultrarunner Lars Christoffersen who set a new Nordic 6 Day record. Womens race was won by Australian Sarah Barnett.

Blind runner Jeffrey Norris set a new world record with 373 km.

Website

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