2003 European Championship of Ski Mountaineering

The 2003 European Championship of Ski Mountaineering was the fifth European Championship of ski mountaineering and was held in the Tatra Mountains, Slovakia, from March 28, 2003 to March 30, 2003. The competition was organized by the International Council for Ski Mountaineering Competitions (ISMC) of the Union Internationale des Associations d'Alpinisme (UIAA).

Results

Nation ranking and medals

(all age groups)[2]

ranking	country	team				individual
ranking	country	points				points				total points
1	France	452		1	1	969	1	2	1	1421
2	Italy	312	1			953	4	3	2	1265
3	Switzerland	342	1	1	1	805	3	1	2	1147
4	Slovakia	208				777			1	985
5	Spain	168				694		1		862
6	Germany	278				370				648
7	Poland	106				266				372
8	Czech Republic	142				121				263
9	Bulgaria	72				182				254
10	Andorra	62				120			1	182
11	Slovenia	14				146				160
12	Austria					148				148
13	Romania	18				124		1		142
14	Greece	6				67				73
15	Liechtenstein					69				69
16	Denmark	1				3				4
17	Russia					2				2

Team

Event held on March 28, 2003

List of the best 10 teams by gender:[3]

Women

ranking	team	total time
	Mabillard/Favre-Moretti	02h 53' 52"*)
	Ducognon/Oggeri	03h 02' 56"*)
	C. Favre/Lathuraz	03h 10' 26"*)
4	Raso/Riva	03h 10' 35"*)
5	Maurer/J. Graßl	03h 14' 33"*)
6	Guigon/N. Blanc	03h 30' 32"*)
7	Treimer/Echtler-Schleich	03h 39' 21"*)
8	Pažitná/Lackovičová	03h 40' 10"*)
9	García Sàez/C. Bes Ginesta	03h 45' 26"*)
10	Oršulová/Bulířová	04h 09' 16"*)

Men

ranking	team	total time
	Farquet/Elmer	02h 23' 37"*)
	Reichegger/Brunod	02h 23' 43"*)
	Vescovo/Mezzanotte	02h 24' 01"*)
4	Brosse/Gignoux	02h 24' 31"*)
5	Hug/Taramarcaz	02h 27' 57"*)
6	J.-Y. Rey/Masserey	02h 28' 33"*)
7	B. Blanc/Champange	02h 28' 54"*)
8	Meilleur/Tomio	02h 29' 16"*)
9	Battel/J. Pellissier	02h 29' 24"*)
10	Moret/Pittex	02h 31' 14"*)

*) total time including 3 penalty minutes

Individual

Event held on March 30, 2003

List of the best 10 participants by gender:[4]

Women

ranking	participant	total time
	Cristina Favre-Moretti	02h 25' 33"
	Catherine Mabillard	02h 32' 21"
	Valérie Ducognon	02h 39' 08"
4	Judith Graßl	02h 40' 56"
5	Corinne Favre	02h 42' 35"
6	Delphine Oggeri	02h 44' 27"
7	Gabrielle Magnenat	02h 44' 39"
8	Traudl Maurer	02h 45' 50"
9	Nathalie Bourillon	02h 49' 28"
10	Carole Toïgo	02h 50' 33"

Men

ranking	participant	total time
	Manfred Reichegger	02h 01' 20"
	Stéphane Brosse	02h 01' 39"
	Heinz Blatter	02h 02' 08"
4	Rico Elmer	02h 02' 51"
5	Pierre-Marie Taramarcaz	02h 03' 35"
6	Dennis Brunod	02h 03' 42"
7	Graziano Boscacci	02h 04' 44"
8	Camillo Vescovo	02h 04' 44"
9	Cédric Tomio	02h 04' 54"
10	Damien Farquet	02h 05' 03"

Combination ranking

combination ranking including the results of the individual and team races

List of the best 10 participants by gender:[5]

Women

ranking	participant
	Cristina Favre-Moretti
	Catherine Mabillard
	Valérie Ducognon
4	Delphine Oggeri
5	Corinne Favre
6	Judith Graßl
7	Traudl Maurer
8	Maria Luisa Riva
9	Véronique Lathuraz
10	Nathalie Blanc

Men

ranking	participant
	Manfred Reichegger
	Stéphane Brosse
	Rico Elmer
4	Dennis Brunod
5	Damien Farquet
6	Camillo Vescovo
7	Pierre-Marie Taramarcaz
8	Mirco Mezzanotte
9	Cédric Tomio
10	Alexander Hug

ISMC/ISMF European Championships of Ski Mountaineering
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References

Championnat d'Europe 2003-Résultats, published by the FFME. Accessed 2009-03-15. Archived 2009-05-14.
Championnat d’Europe 2003-Classement par nation Archived 2006-12-10 at the Wayback Machine, published by the FFME.
Championnat d'Europe 2003-Classements par équipe Archived 2006-12-10 at the Wayback Machine, published by the FFME.
Championnat d'Europe 2003-Classements individuell Archived 2006-12-10 at the Wayback Machine, published by the FFME.
Classements du combiné Archived 2006-12-10 at the Wayback Machine, published by the FFME.

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