European Cross Country Continental Championships 2009: Team relay Results

Results

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#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Sweden (Emil Lindgren, Tobias Ludvigsson, Alexandra Engen & Matthias Wengelin)	0:52:05
2	Switzerland (Ralph Naf, Roger Walder, Natahalie Schneitter & Thomas Litscher)	0:00:54
3	The Netherlands (Irjan Luttenberg, Michiel Heyden, Sanne Paasen & Rudi Houts)	0:01:08
4	France (Jean-Christophe Peraud, Hugo Drechou, Cecile Ravanel & Alexis Vuillermoz)	0:01:19
5	Italy (Marco Aurelio Fontana, Christian Cominelli, Gerhard Kerschbaumer & Eva Lechner)	0:01:53
6	Great-Britain (Liam Killeen, Kenta Gallagher, Annie Last & David Fletcher)	0:02:10
7	Poland (Marcin Karczynski, Marek Konwa, Maja Wloszczowska & Emanuel Piaskowy)	0:02:19
8	Czech Republic (Jan Nesvadba, Josef Kamler, Tereza Hurikova & Jaroslav Kulhavi)	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Spain (David Lozano, José Maria Sanchez, Anna Villar & José-Antonio Hermida)	0:02:27
10	Germany (Markus Baver, Martin Gluth, Adelheid Morath & Jochen Kass)	0:02:52
11	Slovenia (Blaza Klemencic, Luka Kodra, Lukas Mezgec & Vid Trancer)	0:03:42
12	Russia (Anton Stepanov, Sergey Nikolaev, Vera Andreeva & Maxim Gogolev)	0:03:59
13	Ukraine (Igor Bogdan, Evgeny Lyvadnyy, Oleksandr Kachanov & Nataliya Krompets)	0:04:52
14	Hungary (Andreas Parti, Attila Bela, Barbara Benko & Zsolt Juhasz)	0:05:05
15	Portugal (David Rodrigues, Luis Printo, Tiana Ferreira & Joana Barbosa)	0:06:42
16	Israel (Dror Pekatch, Benjamin Shemid, Idit Shub & Eliad Daniel)	0:08:13

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