Participants of Elbrus Race 2008- an interesting bunch!

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1. Dr Rasoumoff Ted (USA), 10/17/1967Mountaing Racing background: Trail races and runs on peaks up to 4,000 meters. Multisport ski/snowshoe/run/bike winter events. Won Silver State Marathon 2000 (altitude/trail factors)Mountaing Climbing background: Several 14,000 ft peaks in USA. Some requiring glacier skills.

2. Mr.Mukherjee Anindya (India), 06/19/1971Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: climbed beyond 7000m in Indian Himalaya, work as mountain guide

3.Mr Klim Yuri (Ukraine), 22.02.1985Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: Elbrus

4. Mr Sergey Surmonin (Russia, Moscow/Tbilisi) 02.03.68 Sergey Surmonin is a skier and marathon runner, who participated in 100 km supermarathons. In 2001 he climbed Khan Tengri (7010 m), in 2002 – the peak of Lenin (7134 m), and a year later he participated in a very interesting ascension to the peak of Khan Tengri, where he took 5th place. In 2005 he climbed the peak of Evgeniya Korzhenevskaya (7105 m) and the peak of the Communism (7495 m), and in 2005 he climbed the peak of Evgeniya Korzhenevskaya at a glance without any preliminary acclimatization. In the mountains of Zailiysky Alatau (Kazakhstan) he became the prize winner in climbing to the peaks of Amangelda, Abay and Nursultan for many times. In July 2006 he took 2nd place in the speed climbing competition to the peak of Nursultan. He also took part in the expedition to Everest in 2006. In September 2006 took 4th place in Elbrus Race competitions in class "Extreme" with a result 6:22:38, in 2007 in class "Extreme" took 2d place with a result 6:14.
5. Mrs Surmonina Nadezhda (Georgia,Tbilisi)

6. Mrs NagovitsinaVera (Russia,St-Petersburg), 29/06/1958Mountaing Racing background: no Mountaing Climbing background: higher 3000 m

7. Mr. ARRASULI ZULFAHMI (INDONESIA),03/07/1978Mountaing Racing background: Mt.DEMPO,SOUTH SUMATRA,INDONESIA NATIONAL ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONSHIPMountaing Climbing background: CARSTENSZ PYRAMID,PAPUA 2005 and 2006

8. Mr. Jamaludin (INDONESIA), 01/12/1987Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: Raung Vertical Climbing 2007

9. Mr Aymaz Seyhan (Turkey), 08/26/1982Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: mount ararat5137mt, mount kaçkar big glacier 3932mt.,mount damavand 5671mt(iran), most of turkish mountains

10. Mr Zherlygin Boris (Russia, Moscow)Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: coach of mountain running

11. Mr Brylev Nikita (Russia), 16/01/86Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: Aibga ridge

12. Mr Mahin Dmitry (Ukrain), 16/09/68Mountaing Racing background: fan-)))))Mountaing Climbing background: 3 years working guide in Prielbrusie

13. Dr.Scheibehenne Gunther (Germany), 18.07.1948Mountaing Racing background: 53 MarathonsMountaing Climbing background: 4 Mountain Climbing Racings

14. Mr Muecke Martin (Germany), 13/11/1979Mountain Racing background: NoMountain Climbing background: several 4000m peaks in the alps, climbing attempt on Chan Tengri (7010m)

15. Mr Bullerjahn Robert (Germany), 06/06/1979Mountain Racing background: NoMountain Climbing background: has climbed some 3000m peaks in the Alps

16. Mr Dmitry Filippov (Russia, Magnitogorsk) 05.11.68 Mountain Racing background: Elbrus Race 2007, 4 place in "Classic"Mountain Climbing background: 2004,2005 — Ski Mountaineering Russia Championships (Khibins), result of 2005: Team Cup-4 place, Single Cup-6 place. December, 2006 — Ski Mountaineering Russian Cup (Magnitogorsk), result: Vertical Cup-3 place, Team Cup-3 place, Relay race Cup-2 place. March, 2007 — Ski Mountaineering European Championship (Morzine, France).

17. Mr Andrey Puchinin (Kazakhstan, Almaty), 06/08/1972 Mountain Racing background: Andrey Puchinin (Almaty) is a constant participant of speed climbing competitions in Kazakhstan. In 2000 he climbed the seven thousand meters high peak of Khan Tengri (7010 мm) for 12 hours (together with the descent it took 19 hours 02 minutes), and took 3rd place. In 2003 he took part in Khan Tengri speed climbing up to 6800 m and took 2nd place. In July 2006 he became the winner in the speed climbing competition to the peak of Nursultan. Winner of Elbrus Race 2006 in «Classic».

18. Mr Kolyshev Sergey (Russia, Zhukovskiy), 06.09.1958Mountain Racing background: Elbrus 2008 MayMountain Climbing background:

19. Mr Polovinkin Nikolay (Russia, Bronnitzy), 02.06.1957Mountain Racing background: 50 run marathons, 50 ski marathons, speed climb Mt Belukha 2008 Mountain Climbing background: Elbrus, Altay

20. Mr Dobrolet Mikhail (Belarus, Soligorsk), 27.07.1965Mountain Racing background: noMountain Climbing background: Elbrus East summit-2003, Elbrus West sumit - 2005,2007

21. Mr.Nugraha Enos ( Indonesia), january/18/1987Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: high than 3000 m

22. Mr. Wahyudi Ade (Indonesia), 05/22/1986Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: Carstensz Pyramid 2008, higher than 3000 m mount in Indonesia

23. Mr. Achmad Fandhi (Indonesia), 09/27/1983Mountaing Racing background: noMountaing Climbing background: Carstensz Pyramid 2005,2006, and 2008, higher than 3000 m mountin Indonesia

Comments

Unknown said…
Raja!!
How are You??
Always remember the great time at the Caucasus!!
What about to come there again!!!!

From Russia with a love!! :) :))

Nikolay
May 7, 2009 at 10:18 PM
Unknown said…
Raja!!
How are You??
I always remember the great time at the Caucasus!!
What about to come to us again!!!!

From Russia with a love!! :) :))

Nikolay
May 7, 2009 at 10:22 PM
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