Norway's fastest 5 km: Greenevig with trail and Johnsen with class records – KONDIS

Ørjan Grønnevig, Spirit Stavanger Friidrett, on Saturday erased the track record at Eirik Gramstad from 2011. He ran the fast track at Nesbyen at 14:44, 13 seconds earlier than Gramstad. It is also the fastest 5 km of the year in Norway.

Ida Bergsløkken en route to Karlstad Stadslkopp in June where she posted a personal best 10 km with 34.49.

Ida Bergsløkken, Royal Sport has made Norway's 5KM fastest. She has participated in the past four years, winning three of them and becoming # 2 once.

The previous three races that she ran at 17.41 in 2015 and 2016, while it became 17.33 last year. That's why there was a personal best in the race when she won at 4:44 pm on Saturday. He was so good that she was checking Veronika Blom's record of 2015.

Only Lena Selen and Silje Fjørtoft ran 5 km faster this year than Bergsløkken in Nesbyen.

Kirsti Johnsen delivered 21.51 when she won the 65-69 age class which was eliminated on the record of the previous class, which was 22.53 by Katherina Mo Berge in 2014. Johnsen now has the class score of 5 km in the 60-64 and 65-69 age groups.

Kristen Aaby Photo: The Organizer

Kristen Aaby continues to last year, he ran at 5 pm 5 pm in the same race and was clearly the best in 55-59 this year, he ran six seconds faster and only six seconds slower than his own class of 15.50 in 2016. [19659004] Veterans Øystein Syversen, Oppstad IL and Bjørn Lauglo, Stovnerkamerat Syversen won the 65-69 age group at 18.56, just 24 seconds from Henning Wibeto's class record at 18.32 in 2011. Lauglo won the 70-74 age class at 20.46, also the class record very tight. The record of Kjell Jonhaugen is 20.22 from 2014.

Bjørn Ivar Nilsen is better and with 15.29 in 40-44 years, he is no more than 22 seconds behind the record of the class. Anders Aukland in 2014.

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