First to go was Valery Svezhov. He walked a steady pace and made it safely across the 1,000 meter long steel rope across the Han river in just over 22minutes. I caught this shot of him afterwards.
Second to go across was the Colombian Alan Martinez. He set off at a blistering pace in an attempt to surpass the target time of 11 minutes 22.49 seconds set by Abudusataer Wujiabudula of China on the first day of the event.
This is a 30 second clip of our view from the ground, of Alan 22 meters above us.
Sadly his time of 11 minutes 30.54 was just 9 seconds slower than Abusataer who remained unbeaten and went on to take the $15,000 first prize. The news stories I found did not have the full results, so here are the final results for the 15 who completed the crossing out of the 18 competitors.
Name | Country | Time |
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Abudusataer Wujiabudula | CHN | 11:22.49 |
Alan Martinez | COL | 11:30.54 |
Jade Kindar-Martin | USA | 11:35.54 |
Adili Wuxiuer | CHN | 11:53.93 |
Bekhzod Tashkenbaev | UZB | 13:02.20 |
Laszlo Antal Simet | HUN | 14:22.45 |
Jorge Arturo Ojeda | ECU | 14:50.41 |
Pedro Carrillo | USA | 17:05.09 |
Wontae Kwon | KOR | 17:06.77 |
Tsutomu Okamoto | JPN | 17:34.86 |
Valery Svezhov | RUS | 22:45.00 |
Ayixiguli Maimaitimin | CHN | 31:40.58 |
Yana Kazanbaeva | RUS | 35:23.42 |
Olga Simet | HUN | 35:49.73 |
Daisuke | JPN | 41:23.97 |
1 comment:
Do you know wat ethnic minority those chinese guys are from? They're certainly not Han Chinese
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