European Cross Country Championships 2011: Team relay Results | Cyclingnews

Full Results
1	France	0:53:18
	Fabien Canal
	Victor Koretzky
	Julie Bresset
	Maxime Marotte
2	Switzerland	0:53:20
	Thomas Litscher
	Lars Forster
	Nathalie Schneitter
	Martin Gujan
3	Italy	0:53:51
	Marco Aurelio Fontana
	Gerhard Kerschbaumer
	Lorenzo Samparisi
	Eva Lechner
4	Czech Republic	0:54:07
	Ondrej Cink
	Radim Kovár
	Tereza Huríková
	Jan Škarnitzl
5	Germany	0:54:41
	Jochen Käß
	Christian Pfäffle
	Elisabeth Brandau
	Markus Bauer
6	Sweden	0:55:17
	Emil Lindgren
	Alexandra Engen
	Emil Linde
	Olof Jonsson
7	Russian Federation	0:55:19
	Pavel Pryadein
	Mark Kuyan
	Ekaterina Anoshina
	Evgeny Pechenin
8	Ukraine	0:55:40
	Sergii Rysenko
	Artem Shevtsov
	Iana Belomoina
	Dmytro Titarenko
9	Netherlands	0:56:10
	Rudi Van Houts
	Thijs Zuurbier
	Anne Terpstra
	Michiel Van Der Heijden
10	Spain	0:56:21
	Jose Maria Sanchez Ruiz
	Pablo Rodriguez Guede
	Anna Villar Argente
	Jose Antonio Hermida Ramos
11	Austria	0:57:23
	Christoph Soukup
	Michael Mayer
	Lisa Mitterbauer
	Gregor Raggl
12	Slovakia	0:58:06
	Milan Barényi
	Janka Števková
	Tomáš Kubek
	Jozef Bebcák
13	Israel	0:58:08
	Shlomy Haimy
	Noga Korem
	Roy Goldstein
	Rotem Ishay
14	Latvia	0:59:35
	Ernests Benhens
	Peteris Janevics
	Lelde Ardava
	Matiss Preimanis
15	Norway	1:02:07
	Sondre Kristiansen
	Eline G Brustad
	Henrik H Kippernes
	Ole Christian Fagerli

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