International Mountain Guides’ Climbing Championship 2001

Leonardo Di Marino wins the International Mountain Guides’ Climbing Championship 2001, held in Lecco last weekend.

PlanetMountain.com

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October 2001

Leonardo Di Marino is the winner of the International Mountain Guides’ Climbing Championship 2001, held in Lecco last weekend. The Italian Mountain Guide placed first ahead of Massimo Bal (2nd) and Bruno Sartorelli (3rd).

49 guides from Italy, Switzerland, France and Poland took part in the two-day event, competing on routes set by Stefano Alippi. As usual, the event was divided into 5 age categories, A-E.

Massimo Da Pozzo from Cortina placed first in category A, while Leonardo Di Marino won category B. Giovanni Spinelli won category C, Konrad Staltmayr from Germany won category D and Mario Senoner from Italy won category E.

Overall results			Category A (1966 +)
1	Leonardo Di Marino		1	Massimo Da Pozzo
2	Massimo Bal		2	Peter Mair
3	Bruno Sartorelli		3	Attilio Munari
3	Davide Alberti
Category B ('56 - '65)			Category C ('46 - '55)
1	Leonardo Di Marino		1	Giovanni Spinelli
2	Massimo Bal		2	Pierangelo Maurizio
3	Bruno Sartorelli		3	Delio Zenatti
Category D ('36 - '45)			Category E ('35 and earlier)
1	Konrad Staltmayr		1	Mario Senoner
2	Mario Conti		2	André Bertrand
3	Serge Lambert

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Leonardo Di Marino, winner of the International Mountain Guides’ Climbing Championship 2001

Mountain Guides Championship 2000

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