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New World Records - October 17, San Diego, CA
New Junior Men's World Record Attained by Oshean Lehrmann, age 16.
100 Cone Challenge
October 17, 2015
Pumpstation, San Diego, CA
Oshean Lehrmann at a different California race - in Hybrid slalom this time. Photo by: Maria Carrasco
SoCal Racing included a 100 cone challenge with their last race of the 2015 SoCal Cup. Four new records were set. Oshean Lehrmann of Carlsbad California broke the Junior Men's World Clean Record by 6 seconds with a 21.85 second run. This was also fast enough to beat the unclean record, both held by current Pro Danny Navarro of Spain. Lynn Kramer hit the heartbreaking last cone, which would have given her the new Women's Open record but instead settled for two Masters records of 23.73 Clean, and 22.50 Unclean.
Several people came out to try to set new world records, including past and current record holders Richy Carrasco, and Joe McLaren. Orion Lehrmann, 15, also broke the old Juniors record with an adjusted time of 24.60.
Full results can be found here:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1537590 ... 9363001126
Forum topic: viewtopic.php?p=79887#p79887
2016 World Championships goes to...
2015 ISSA World Championships, Kentucky
Giant slalom Pro, top 3
Giant slalom, Pro
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Louis Ricard, CAN
4. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
5. Ethan White, USA
Tight slalom, Pro
1. J?nis Kuzmins, LAT
2. Joe McLaren, USA
3. Louis Ricard, CAN
4. Ethan White, USA
5. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
Tight slalom, Masters
1. David Hackett, USA
2. Kevin Delaney, USA
3. Brad Jackman, USA
4. John Ravitch, USA
5. Scott Hostert, USA
Tight slalom, Women
1. Judi Oyama, USA
2. Joyce Wheldrake, CAN
3. Courtney Helms, USA
Tight slalom, AM
1. Stephane Fournier, CAN
2. Kyle Fields, USA
3. Will Fogel, USA
4. Patric Brassard, CAN
5. Danilo Percich, CAN
Tight slalom, Juniors
1. Oshean Lehrmann, USA
2. Orion Lehrmann, USA
3. Lucas Pauley, USA
4. Maďté Fournier-Parent, CAN
5. Aliera Soulsby-Monroy, USA
Hybrid Pro
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Ethan White, USA
4. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
5. Louis Ricard, CAN
Hybrid Masters
1. Kevin Delaney, USA
2. Rick Floyd, USA
3. Scott Hostert, USA
4. David Hackett, USA
5. Miguel Marco, CAN
Hybrid AM
1. Danilo Percich, CAN
2. Patrick Brassard, CAN
3. Will Fogel, USA
4. John Stryker, USA
5. Stéphane Fournier, CAN
Hybrid Women
1. Judi Oyama, USA
2. Joyce Wheldrake, CAN
Hybrid Juniors
1. Orion Lehrmann, USA
2. Oshean Lehrmann, USA
3. Lucas Pauley, USA
4. Maďté Fournier-Parent, CAN
Forum topic with more details:
http://slalomskateboarder.com/phpBB/vie ... 274&t=9148
German Open, Stuttgart - Results
ISSA Main status (last big race in Europe 2015)
Overall Results - German Open 2015 - Stuttgart
PRO
1. Stas Mironenko, UKR
2. Robert Thiele, GER
3. Christhoph Baumann, GER
4. Ferdinand Laux, GER
5. Oleg Glushko, RUS
AM
1. Artus Liskovs, LAT
2. Felix Müller, GER
3. Petr Matous, CZE
4. Toms Dreiblats, LAT
5. Lars Tüxen, GER
6. Martins Liepins, LAT
7. Gianluca Bellomo, IT
8. Jakub Jirrman, CZE
9. Lukas Mehler, GER
10. Victor Gallo, IT
Masters /Legends
1. Radan Knobloch, GER
2. Stepan Vojta, CZE
3. Pelle Gustafsson, SWE
4. Alex Lutz, GER
5. Michal Subrt, CZE
6. Richard Searle, UK
7. Oliver Dieterle, GER
8. Alec Brown, UK
9. Jürgen Dreier, GER
10. Petr Knobloch, CZE
WOMEN
1. Karolina Vojtová, CZE
2. Mia Sudková, CZE
3. Tezzan Redman, SWE
4. A.Holakovská, CZE
5. Hana Vojtová, CZE
JUNIOR
1. Max Thiele, GER
TEENS
1. Lucas Knobloch, GER
2. Felix Thiele, GER
KIDS
1. Petr Martinu, CZE
2. Johan Knobloch, CZE
3. Lukas Martinu /CZE
Forum topic here:
http://slalomskateboarder.com/phpBB/vie ... 836#p79836
European Championships 2015 - Gothenburg, Sweden
Friday and we already have two final overall results!
Masters, overall
1. Peter Klang, SWE
2. Magnus Bobert, SWE
3. Hans Göthberg, SWE
Women, overall
1. Irene Di Giorgio, ITA
2. Silvia Menedez, ESP
3. Tezzan Redman, SWE
Full results:
viewtopic.php?p=79819#p79819
Pilsen World Cup
Giant Slalom, Men (top 8)
1. Mach Zdenek, CZE
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Josef Stefka, CZE
4. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
5. Robert Thiele, GER
6. Petr Janousek, CZE
7. Petr Matous, CZE
8. Oleg Glushko, RUS
Masters (top 5)
1. Pelle Plast, SWE
2. Radan Knobloch, GER
3. Jindrich Zelva Kral, CZE
4. Ivo Skrabal, CZE
5. Petr Knobloch, CZE
Complete PDFs are available: viewtopic.php?p=79803#p79803
Désaxé World Ride, Results
Tight Slalom, Désaxé World Ride, GRENOBLE
1. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
2. Christopher Dupont, FRA
3. Michel Dupont, FRA
Giant Slalom, Désaxé World Ride, GRENOBLE, Saint MARTIN LE VINOUX
1. Michel Dupont, FRA 19,797
2. Ferdinand Lindner, GER 19,919
3. Janis Kuzmins, LAT 20,035
4. Christopher Dupont, FRA 20,114
5 .Mmedo Duffort, GBR 20,995
6 .Louis Selby, GBR 21,465
7. Dany Navarro, ESP 21,615
8. Alfonso Perez Villalpando, ESP 22,581
9. Leonardo Fernandez, ESP 22,263
10. Valentin Fabre 29,841
Grüningen, results
+++ RESULTS SLALOM WORLD CUP - GRÜNINGEN +++
STRAIGHT PRO:
1 Janis Kuzmins
2 Stas Mironenko
3 Christopher Dupont
4 Edis Jermacenko
5 Robert Thiele
6 Michel Dupont
7 Gustavs Gailitis
8 Petr Janousek
STRAIGHT AMATEUR:
1 Arturs Liskovs
2 Toms Dreiblats
3 Radan Knobloch
4 Felix Müller
5 Mmedo Dufort
6 Max Thiele
7 Lars Tüxen
8 Alex Lutz
HYBRID PRO:
1 Janis Kuzmins
2 Robert Thiele
3 Edis Jermanenco
4 Christopher Dupont
5 Stas Mironenko
6 Josef Stefka
7 Michel Dupont
8 Gustavs Gailitis
Slalom St Louis [Main], Results
Tight slalom (top 8):
1. Yason Yerke
2. Steve Pederson
3. Jonathan Harms
4. Oshean Lehrmann
5. Joseph Kyle Smith
6. Derek Yerke
7. Keenan Thompson
8. Orion Lehrmann
Giant slalom (top 8):
1. Lou Statman
2. Joseph Kyle Smith
3. Yason Yerke
4. Jonathan Harms
5. Steve Pederson
6. Lynn Kramer
7. Alex Kwiecinski
8. Nate Favero
Forum topic with complete results:
viewtopic.php?p=79619
ISSA joins World Skateboarding Federation
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has shown renewed interest in skateboarding with an objective to have the sport included in the 2020 games in Tokyo. But they require an established international governing body and they have started to apply some pressure on the sport to get organized.
ISSA has decided to the join the World Skateboarding Federation (WSF) in it's effort to unite all skateboarders, regardless of discipline, in one international governing body of skateboarding. WSF is currently one of three international federations claiming ownership of skateboarding. The other two are: FIRS (the international roller sport federation) and ISF (the International Skateboard Federation).
WSF has already attracted the downhill and freestyle communities and we believe we are doing the right thing choosing the same path to make sure that the whichever becomes the final governing body of skateboarding includes all disciplines and not only what appears as the most popular at the time.
Read the full announcement here.
http://slalomskateboarder.com/phpBB/vie ... 623#p79623
