{"id":29447,"date":"2012-01-30T07:45:06","date_gmt":"2012-01-30T12:45:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/news.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/uncategorized\/2012\/01\/joanes-hedel-anna-uvarova-take-the-57k-santa-fe-coronda-marathon\/"},"modified":"2014-07-29T00:42:00","modified_gmt":"2014-07-29T07:42:00","slug":"joanes-hedel-anna-uvarova-take-the-57k-santa-fe-coronda-marathon","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/joanes-hedel-anna-uvarova-take-the-57k-santa-fe-coronda-marathon\/","title":{"rendered":"Joanes Hedel, Anna Uvarova Take The 57K Santa Fe-Coronda Marathon"},"content":{"rendered":"

SANTA FE, Argentina. January 30. THE top men at the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix had a furious fight to the finish at the end of their 8-hour 57K race from Sante Fe to Coronda in Argentina. Joanes Hedel<\/a> of France outlasted and out-sprinted two swimmers from Argentina Luciano Sales Rubio<\/a> and Dami\u00e1n Blaum and Syrian Saleh Mohamed<\/a> to win.<\/p>\n

The conditions and race took everything out of everyone. "I was 10 seconds behind Hedel after 8 hours 36 minutes. I made my move with 5K to go, but I should of waited until 2K<\/i>," said Trent Grimsey<\/a>. "I'm in a world of pain<\/i>."<\/p>\n

1. Joanes Hedel<\/a> (FRA) 8.36.38.67
\n2. Luciano Sales Rubio<\/a> (ARG) 8.36.47.62
\n3. Dami\u00e1n Blaum<\/a> (ARG) 8.36.47.85
\n4. Saleh Mohamed<\/a> (SYR) 8.36.48.09
\n5. Trent Grimsey<\/a> (AUS) 8.36.50.49
\n6. Andrea Volpini<\/a> (ITA) 8.36.54.30
\n7. Iv\u00e1n Afanevich<\/a> (RUS) 8.36.55.63
\n8. Edoardo Stochino<\/a> (ITA) 8.37.07.62
\n9. Gabriel Villagoiz<\/a> (ARG) 8.37.46.85
\n10. Rodolfo Valenti (ITA) 8.43.14.17
\n11. Evgenij Pop Acev<\/a> (MKD) 8.46.19.80
\n12. Libor Smolka<\/a> (CZE) 8.50.47.22
\n13. Bertrand Venturi<\/a> (FRA) 8.53.45.24
\n14. Mattia Alberico (ITA) 8.56.01.84
\n15. Mart\u00edn Carrizo (ARG) 8.56.53.51
\n16. Anton Pilipas (RUS) 9.00.20.69
\nDNF Juane Marcos Budniewski (ARG), Rostislav Vitek<\/a> (CZE), DNF Ian Van Der Hulst<\/a> (NED)<\/p>\n

After coming in second at the 18\u00ba Marat\u00f3n Acu\u00e1tica Internactional Ciudad de Rosario, Russian Anna Uvarova<\/a> beat favored Pilar Geijo<\/a> of Argentina on the women's side. <\/p>\n

Getting off to a great start in South America on the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix circuit, Uvarova<\/a> looks to give two-time defending Grand Prix champion Pilar<\/a> all she can handle for the remainder of the circuit.<\/p>\n

1. Anna Uvarova<\/a> (RUS) 8.44.26.12
\n2. Pilar Geijo<\/a> (ARG) 8.47.58.62
\n3. Esther Nu\u00f1ez<\/a> (ESP) 8.52.46.5
\n4. Olga Kozidub<\/b><\/a> (RUS) 9.26.23.97
\n5. Vanesa Garcia<\/b><\/a> (ARG) 9.35.16.02
\n6. Noelia Petti<\/b><\/a> (ARG) 9.43.49.31
\n7. Ivana Sitic<\/b><\/a> (CRO) 9.48.48.02<\/p>\n