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Ranking update Aug 31
ISSA World Ranking - August 31 2012
The monthly ranking update for 2012 is calculated.
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ISSA World Ranking - August 31 2012
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Grenoble 2012 - Day 3 - SPECIAL SLALOM & OVERALL RESULTS
Special Slalom
Final Position Racer No. & Name Qualifying Time Qualifying Position
1 43 Kowalski Dominik (GER) (PRO#) 10,794 3
2 13 Hadestrand Viking (SWE) (PRO#2) 10,577 1
3 45 Kuzmins Janis (LAT) (PRO#3) 10,782 2
4 12 Dupont Michel (FRA) (PRO#13) 11,075 5
5 22 Baumann Christoph (GER) (PRO#10) 10,960 4
6 47 Dupont Christopher (FRA) (PRO#19) 11,100 6
7 15 Mika Hadestrand (SWE) (PRO#4) 11,113 7
8 44 Gailitis Gustavs (LAT) (PRO#6) 11,418 8
9 12 Artemov Georguy (RUS) (AM#4) 11,622 9
10 34 Navarro Fernandez Daniel (ESP) (AM#10) 11,936 10
11 Camelan Marc (FRA) (AM#17) 12,247 11
12 11 Tanguy Vincent (FRA) (AM#25) 12,296 12
13 29 Di Giorgio Zaccaria (ITA) (AM#179) 12,316 13
14 1 Saint Criq Guillaume (FRA) (AM#19) 12,323 14
15 9 Uzhegov Andrey (RUS) (AM#NR) 12,346 15
16 39 Lassale Maxime (FRA) (AM#113) 12,364 16
17 21 Sehl Kathrin (GER) (WOM#2) 12,538
18 33 Langlade Vincent (FRA) (PRO#63) 12,587
19 40 Samray Pierre (FRA) (PRO#43) 12,739
20 20 Perez Alfonso (ESP) (AM#194) 13,217
21 56 Lozano Patrick 13,315
22 10 Richard Julien (FRA) (AM#85) 13,339
23 27 Di Giorgio Irene (ITA) (WOM#10) 13,727
24 41 Roascio Joran (FRA) (AM#213) 13,734
25 23 Natalya Dudina (RUS) (WOM#17) 13,803
26 16 Malisheva Dariay (RUS) (WOM#NR) 14,108
27 19 Wyncoll Charles (FRA) (AM#258) 14,285
28 25 Di Giorgio Franco (ITA) (AM#59) 16,525
29 8 Visona Lydie (FRA) (WOM#) 18,351
Overall Results
place nom points
1 43 Kowalski Dominik (GER) (PRO#) 265
2 13 Hadestrand Viking (SWE) (PRO#2) 240
3 45 Kuzmins Janis (LAT) (PRO#3) 235
4 15 Mika Hadestrand (SWE) (PRO#4) 192
5 12 Dupont Michel (FRA) (PRO#13) 181
6 22 Baumann Christoph (GER) (PRO#10) 170
7 47 Dupont Christopher (FRA) (PRO#19) 158
8 44 Gailitis Gustavs (LAT) (PRO#6) 146
9 12 Artemov Georguy (RUS) (AM#4) 136
10 11 Tanguy Vincent (FRA) (AM#25) 132
11 34 Navarro Fernandez Daniel (ESP) (AM#10) 128
12 21 Sehl Kathrin (GER) (WOM#2) 112
12 1 Saint Criq Guillaume (FRA) (AM#19) 112
14 40 Samray Pierre (FRA) (PRO#43) 111
15 39 Lassale Maxime (FRA) (AM#113) 102
16 10 Richard Julien (FRA) (AM#85) 100
16 9 Ujegov Andrey (RUS) (AM#NR) 100
18 29 Di Giorgio Zaccaria (ITA) (AM#179) 94
19 Camelan Marc (FRA) (AM#17) 90
20 20 Perez Alfonso (ESP) (AM#194) 83
21 41 Roascio Joran (FRA) (AM#213) 78
22 16 Malisheva Dariay (RUS) (WOM#NR) 71
22 27 Di Giorgio Irene (ITA) (WOM#10) 71
24 19 Wyncoll Charles (FRA) (AM#258) 70
25 23 Natalya Dudina (RUS) (WOM#17) 69
26 25 Di Giorgio Franco (ITA) (AM#59) 64
27 33 Langlade Vincent (FRA) (PRO#63) 62
28 56 Lozano Patrick 54
29 8 Visona Lydie (FRA) (WOM#) 39
30 8 Blaives Jules (FRA) (AM#) 36
Grenoble 2012 - Day 2 - TIGHT SLALOM RESULTS
OPEN RACE
Final Position Racer No. & Name Qualifying Time Qualifying Position
1 45 Kuzmins Janis (LAT) (PRO#3) 10,645 2
2 13 Hadestrand Viking (SWE) (PRO#2) 10,439 1
3 15 Mika Hadestrand (SWE) (PRO#4) 10,899 4
4 43 Kowalski Dominik (GER) (PRO#) 10,685 3
5 12 Dupont Michel (FRA) (PRO#13) 10,903 5
6 47 Dupont Christopher (FRA) (PRO#19) 11,034 6
7 44 Gailitis Gustavs (LAT) (PRO#6) 11,182 7
8 22 Baumann Christoph (GER) (PRO#10) 11,239 8
9 12 Artemov Georguy (RUS) (AM#4) 11,825 9
10 Camelan Marc (FRA) (AM#17) 11,848 10
11 34 Navarro Fernandez Daniel (ESP) (AM#10) 12,113 11
12 1 Saint Criq Guillaume (FRA) (AM#19) 12,239 12
13 11 Tanguy Vincent (FRA) (AM#25) 12,516 13
14 21 Sehl Kathrin (GER) (WOM#2) 12,547 14
15 9 Ujegov Andrey (RUS) (AM#NR) 12,566 15
16 39 Lassale Maxime (FRA) (AM#113) 12,608 16
17 33 Langlade Vincent (FRA) (PRO#63) 12,919
18 40 Samray Pierre (FRA) (PRO#43) 12,954
19 29 Di Giorgio Zaccaria (ITA) (AM#179) 13,036
20 20 Perez Alfonso (ESP) (AM#194) 13,045
21 56 Lozano Patrick 13,330
22 10 Richard Julien (FRA) (AM#85) 13,431
23 41 Roascio Joran (FRA) (AM#213) 14,515
24 27 Di Giorgio Irene (ITA) (WOM#10) 14,760
25 16 Malisheva Dariay (RUS) (WOM#NR) 14,798
26 23 Natalya Dudina (RUS) (WOM#17) 14,982
27 25 Di Giorgio Franco (ITA) (AM#59) 16,138
28 8 Visona Lydie (FRA) (WOM#) 17,724
29 19 Wyncoll Charles (FRA) (AM#258) -
WOMEN RACE
Final Position Racer No. & Name Qualifying Time Qualifying Position
1 21 Sehl Kathrin (GER) (WOM#2) 12,547 1
2 16 Malisheva Dariay (RUS) (WOM#NR) 14,798 3
3 23 Natalya Dudina (RUS) (WOM#17) 14,982 4
4 27 Di Giorgio Irene (ITA) (WOM#10) 14,760 2
5 8 Visona Lydie (FRA) (WOM#) 17,724
Grenoble 2012 - Day 1 - GIANT SLALOM RESULTS
GROUP A
Qualifying Position Racer No. & Name Best Time
1 Kowalski Dominik (GER) (PRO#7) 28,973
2 Hadestrand Viking (SWE) (PRO#2) 30,317
3 Mika Hadestrand (SWE) (PRO#4) 30,780
4 Kuzmins Janis (LAT) (PRO#3) 31,088
5 Baumann Christoph (GER) (PRO#10) 31,547
6 Dupont Michel (FRA) (PRO#13) 31,700
7 Samray Pierre (FRA) (PRO#43) 32,136
8 Tanguy Vincent (FRA) (AM#25) 32,692
9 Richard Julien (FRA) (AM#85) 32,910
10 Dupont Christopher (FRA) (PRO#19) 33,040
11 Gailitis Gustavs (LAT) (PRO#6) 33,041
12 Sehl Kathrin (GER) (WOM#2) 33,282
13 Artemov Georguy (RUS) (AM#4) 33,286
14 Navarro Fernandez Daniel (ESP) (AM#10) 34,392
15 Blaives Jules (FRA) (AM#105) 34,436
16 Lassale Maxime (FRA) (AM#113) 34,494
17 Saint Criq Guillaume (FRA) (AM#19) 34,626
18 Wyncoll Charles (FRA) (AM#258) 36,780
19 Roascio Joran (FRA) (AM#213) 40,218
GROUP B
1 9 Ujegov Andrey (RUS) (AM#NR) 11,916
2 20 Perez Alfonso (ESP) (AM#194) 12,525
3 16 Malisheva Dariay (RUS) (WOM#NR) 12,717
4 29 Di Giorgio Zaccaria (ITA) (AM#179) 12,843
5 23 Natalya Dudina (RUS) (WOM#17) 12,975
6 25 Di Giorgio Franco (ITA) (AM#59) 13,805
7 27 Di Giorgio Irene (ITA) (WOM#10) 14,720
Kill Hill 2, Czech Republic, August 4
We haven't even recovered from the racing experience at the World Championships in Stuttgart and racing at ISSA Main level is already happning again! This time in Liberec, Czech Republic - Kill Hill Vol 2.
Check out the results of the tight racing, where Jaroslav Knettig beats Dominik in the head-to-head finals!
Overall winner is Dominik after winning both the Hybrid and Giant slalom races.
Overall results:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Jaroslav Knettig, CZE
3. Josef Stefka, CZE
4. Robert Thiele, Ger
5. Stanislav Nozka, CZE
Results (complete PDFs):
Hybridhttp://www.sk8slalom.cz/wp-content/uploads/kill-hill-2012-hybrid.pdf
Dual Tight http://www.sk8slalom.cz/wp-content/uploads/kill-hill-2012-tight.pdf
Giant http://www.sk8slalom.cz/wp-content/uploads/kill-hill-2012-giant.pdf
Overall http://www.sk8slalom.cz/wp-content/uploads/kill-hill-2012-overall.pdf
World Championships Update - Day 3
Sunshine, fully functional timer, great location, good racing and a really large and cheering crowd - the 2012 World Championships comes to a Happy End after two days of rain and interrupted racing. With more than 115 participants this world championships turned from a rescue operation into the biggest World Championships so far.
It was a real pleasure to see and hear the big crowd cheer as racers headed down the hill, following the times on the large timer displays and every time a new best time was set the crowd burst out in a an even louder cheer! Racers had pretty good speed in a course that wasn´t too challenging, but still interesting. The difficulty was primarily to find just the right line, not to loose out on any speed that should be preciously kept all the way through. Dominik early on set the time to look up to and noone was even coming near until Joe McLaren unleashed his power and worked through the course. Being the current GS world champion he wasn´t going to give it away too easily. Giant slalom has often been won by American riders and once again that rule was confirmed. Nobody could challenge Joe, even in their second runs, and as a matter of fact not many did actually improve their times on their second try.
Results Giant Slalom:
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Dominik Kowalski, GER
3. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
4. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
5. Robert Thiele, GER
6. Maurus Strobel, SUI
7. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
8. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
9. Michel Dupont, FRA
10. Richy Carrasco, USA
11. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
12. Fabian Koula, SUI
13. Dalibor Danhel, CZE
14. Chris Schütz, GER
15. Jaroslav Knettig, CZE
16. Ferdinand Lindner, GER
17. Louis Ricard, CAN
18. Petr Novotny, CZE
19. Christoph Baumann, GER
20. Peter Klang, SWE
Women
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Olesya Naumchik, RUS
3. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
Juniors
1. Edijs Jermancenko, LAT
2. Petr Matusj, CZE
3. Zaccaria Di Giorgio, ITA
Jun women
1. Anna Tehza, CZE
2. Raduska Podlahova, CZE
3. Charlota Kleinova, CZE
Kids
1. Melle Stolk, NED
2. Terezka Podlanova, CZE
3. Matej Stefka, CZE
Overall, men:
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
3. Dominik Kowalski, GER
Overall women:
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
3. Olesya Naumchik, RUS
Complete results:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... TRGeDN2S3c
Overall results:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... 1RCeXJtTWc
World Championships Update - Day 2
After heavy overnight rain and a very wet start to the day Hybrid qualifying got underway later than scheduled at Scharnhauser Park.
Some timing issues delayed proceedings and things were further compounded when another heavy downpour halfway through the second qualifying runs bought things to an abrupt end - seemingly for the day!
Following an extended lunch break Robert announced that we would have to use the completed first run times to decide the final positions for the Hybrid. However with the sun shining through, starting to dry out the track the racers decided with a show of hands that they would prefer to wait for the track to dry and complete the second qualifying runs. The earlier wind having dropped away times were a lot quicker in the second session of qualifying.
In the Womens Division Kathrin Sehl took the Hybrid title from Olesya Naumchik and Lienite Skaraine took the third place spot following a protest from Olesya regarding cone counts.
After some very intense, fast runs it was Joe McLaren that won through to take the Mens Hybrid crown with a time of 12.70 with Viking Hadestrand (12.83) in second and after a long absence from the racing scene the returning Henrik Wadsten (12.89) took the third spot. Dominik Kowalski just missed out on a podium place by the narrowest of margins with his time of 12.93.
Over and out from Stuttgart - off to the Giant Slalom this morning.
Hybrid results:
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
3. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
Women
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Olesya Naumchik, RUS
3. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
Jun
1. Petr Matouš, CZE
2. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
3. Toms Dreiblats, LAT
Jun girls
1. Anna Tehza, CZE
2. Raduška Podlahová, CZE
3. Charlota Kleinova, CZE
Kids
1. Vincent Kitzhöfer, GER
2. Vitek Hromadko, CZE
3. Max Thiele, GER
World Championships Update - Day 1
The first day of the 2012 Worlds got underway at Scharnhauser Park under clear blue skies and 33 degree heat!
Following a warm welcome from Robert, his crew and the City of Stuttgart qualifying got underway for the Tight Slalom. Times were incredibly close, nowhere more so that in the Mens Open Division where just 0.96 seconds separated the top 16 riders!
The under 12 Junior Division was won by up and coming Dutch rider Melle Stolk who put in a solid performance - one to watch out for in coming years.
In the 12-16 Juniors the racing was really fast and furious. After some very close heats it was Pavel protege Vincent Kitzhöfer that took the first place, with Czech Vitek Hromadko in second. Anna Tehza and Max Thiele took third and fourth respectively.
In the Womens Division relative newcomer Olesya Naumchik of Russia was keen to build on her recent performance in the Euro's, alas she took a nasty fall in one of her final heats.
Lienite Skaraine was then left to battle it out with Kathrin Sehl, but cone penalties were to be Kathrin's undoing leaving Lienite to take the title. Olesya bravely fought back and took third place in the consolation round from Eva Jedlickova.
The mens round of 16 started under overcast skies and as things were really hotting up going into the round of 8 the heavens open causing the days racing to come to a premature end.
Full results from today will be posted up by the organisers tomorrow as I understand. Stay tuned for more tomorrow, this is your Worlds correspondent signing off for now!
Men:
1. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
2. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
3. Joe McLaren, USA
4. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
5. Christoph Baumann, GER
6. Dominik Kowalski, GER
7. Louis Ricard, CAN
8. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
9. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
10. Stanislav Mironenko, UKR
Women:
1. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
2. Kathrin Sehl, GER
3. Olesya Naumchik, RUS
Juniors:
1. Petr Matous, CZE
2. Vojta Valena, CZE
3. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
Kids:
1. Melle Stolk, NED
2. Terezka Podlahova, CZE
3. Lukas Knobloch, GER
Overall victories at Euros to Germany!
The Euros suffered plenty of rain, not constant, but enough to keep the ground unskateable but racers and organizers didn't give up. Saturday the GS finished close to midnight and Sunday two disciplines was held indoors. But the skaters were skating and new European Champions were crowned! Overall honors goes to Germany with Dominik Kowalski winning the overall mens category and Katrin Sehl winning the overall ladies category.
GS:
1. Dominik Kowalski
2. Janis Kuzmins
3. Gustavs Gailitis
HS:
1. Janis Kuzmins
2. Mikael Hadestrand
3. Dominik Kowalski
TS:
1. Dominik Kowalski
2. Mikael Hadestrand
3. Janis Kuzmins
GS Women:
1. Lienite Skaraine
2. Katrin Sehl
3. Olesya Naumchik
HS:
1. Olesya Naumchik
2. Katrin Sehl
3. Lienite Skaraine
TS:
1. Katrin Sehl
2. Olesya Naumchik
3. Hanna Jaakola
TEXAS OUTLAWS Will Host 2013 World Championships!
After careful consideration, the ISSA Board of Directors has unanimously approved the Texas Outlaws' application to host the 2013 World Championships of Slalom Skateboarding. The Outlaws' application, and their track record of hosting the very popular Cold Fusion Sizzler race for nine years in a row, showed that they have access to world-class hills and facilities, along with an organization that is capable of hosting an event of World Championship size and scope.
The 2013 World Championships will receive the ISSA's highest event status, Major, for 2013 in North America.
Exact dates have not yet been decided, but the event will likely be held in late October or early November 2013. It is hoped that awarding the World Championships designation well in advance will allow the group ample time to recruit and attract sponsors.
More details will be announced here on slalomskateboarder.com as further developments occur.
