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WORLDS 2013 - Giant Slalom results
2013 ISSA World Championships
Results, Giant slalom
Paul Price celebrating his 50th birthday at the 2013 Worlds!
PRO
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Louis Ricard, CAN
4. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
5. Jonathan Harms, USA
6. Pascal Rookie Jean, CAN
7. Martin Reaves, USA
8. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
WOMEN
1. Lynn Kramer, USA
2. Judy Oyama, USA
3. Natalya Dudina, RUS
4. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
AM
1. Joseph "Kyle" Smith, USA
2. Paul Chestnut, USA
3. Patrick Brassard, CAN
MASTERS
1. Kevin Delaney, USA
2. Jonny Miller, USA
3. Brad Jackman, USA
JUN
1.Petr Matous, CZE
2. Oshean Lehrmann, USA
3. Hubert Roy, CAN
Event topic, full results and photos:
viewtopic.php?f=243&p=78536
Kentucky Cone Fest - Results
Tight, top 4:
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Paul Price, GBR
3. Richy Carrasco, USA
Hybrid, top 4:
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Paul Price, GBR
3. Richy Carrasco, USA
Antibes World Cup 2013
Special slalom, top 8:
1. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Stas Mironenko, UKR
4. Christopher Dupont, FRA
5. Christof Baumann, GER
6. Chris Schutz, GER
7. Michel Dupont, FRA
8. Zaccaria Di Giorgio, ITA
9. Pascal Weber, SUI
10. Robert Thiele, GER
Straight slalom, top 4
1. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
2. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
3. Christopher Dupont, FRA
4. Chris Schutz, GER
Giant Slalom, top 8
1. Janis Kuzmins LAT PRO 43,972
2. Chris Schutz GER PRO 44,741
3. Mikael Hadestrand SWE PRO 44,794
4. Michel Dupont FRA PRO 45,026
5. Robert Thiele GER PRO 45,584
6. Christof Baumann GER PRO 45,694
7. Oleg Glushko RUS PRO 46,709
8. Petr Novotny CZE AM 46,744
Complete results here: http://slalomskateboarder.com/phpBB/vie ... 496#p78496
Peter Klock Slalom Skateboard World Cup, Results
Hybrid Slalom, top 8
1. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
2. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
3. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
4. Christoph Bauman, GER
5. Viktor Hadestrand, SWE
6. Louis Selby, GBR
7. Magnus Bobert
8. Paul Price, GBR
Tight Slalom, top 8
1. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
2. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
3. Viktor Hadestrand, SWE
4. Christoph Bauman, GER
5. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
6. Paul Price, GBR
7. Emrik Larsson, SWE
8. Louis Selby, GBR
Giant Slalom, top 8:
1. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
2. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
3. Mikael Hadestrand, SWE
4. Christoph Bauman, GER
5. Viktor Hadestrand, SWE
6. Louis Selby, GBR
7. Magnus Bobert, SWE
8. Emrik Larsson, SWE
Complete results (forum topic)
viewtopic.php?p=78395#p78395
Policka 2013, results
Overall:
1. Zdenek Mach [CZE] Sk8 Slalom Policka
2. Jaroslav Knettig [CZE] SK8 Slalom Policka, Meat Fly, T-Board, Longboarding.cz, FAT ANT bushings.co
3. Robert Thiele [GER] SlalomGangBang
4. Stanislav Nozka [CZE] SK8 Slalom Policka
5. Josef Stefka [CZE]
6. Jakub Knettig [CZE] T-board,meatfly, Sk8 Slalom Policka ?
7. Paul Price [GBR] Pavel Racing, http://www.utahpowdertours.com
8. Dalibor Danhel [CZE] SlalomGangBang Entity
Forum topic, with top 8 in each category:
viewtopic.php?f=85&p=78379#p78379
Complete results:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... sp=sharing
Euros 2013, Giant slalom and Overall results
Overall, Pro, top 8
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
4. Dominik Kowalski, GER
5. Mika Hadestrand, SWE
6. Christoph Baumann, GER
7. Robert Thiele, GER
8. Ferdinand Lindner, GER
Overall, Women, top 4
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
3. Natalya Dudina, RUS
4. Anna Gailite, LAT
5. Eliza Gailite, LAT
6. Erika Schoirfer, FRA
7. Tezzan Redman, SWE
8. Ella Roggero, GBR
Overall, Amateurs, Top 8
1. Sebastian Vorhölter, GER
2. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
3. Daniel Navarro Fernandez, SPA
4. Andrey Uzhegov, RUS
5. Bart Brunninkhuis, NED
6. Marc Camelan, FRA
7. Pierre Hazera, FRA
8. Alfonso Pérez Villalpindo, SPA
Overall, Masters, Top 8
1. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
2. Emrik Larsson, SWE
3. Peter Klang, SWE
4. Federico Malventi, ITA
5. Magnus Bobert, SWE
6. Jani Söderhäll, SWE/FRA
7. Sam Gordon, GBR
8. Pelle Plast, SWE
Overall, Juniors
1. Petr Matous, CZE
2. Toms Dreiblats, LAT
3. Zaccaria DiGiorgio, ITA
4. Vincent Kitzhöfer, GER
5. Melle Stork, NED
6. Max Thiele, GER
7. Vitek Hromadko, CZE
8. Matej Stefka, CZE
9. Alexei Soderhall, FRA
10. Feliz Thiele, GER
11. Dimitri Soderhall, FRA
Giant Slalom, Pro, Top 8
1. Joe McLaren, USA
2. Dominik Kowalski, GER
3. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
4. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
5. Christoph Baumann, GER
6. Robert Thiele, GER
7. petr Janousek, CZE
8. Mika Hadestrand, SWE
Giant Slalom, Women
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Natalya Dudina, RUS
3. Anna Gailite, LAT
4. Eliza Gailite, LAT
5. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
6. Erika Schoirfer, FRA
Giant Slalom, AM, top 8
1. Sebastian Vorhölter, GER
2. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
3. Daniel Navarro Fernandez, SPA
4. Andrey Uzhegov, RUS
5. Alfonso Pérez Villalpando, SPA
6. Marc Camelan, FRA
7. Bart Brunninkhuis, NED
8. Harry Phelps, GBR
Giant Slalom, Master, top 8
1. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
2. Emrik Larsson, SWE
3. Peter Klang, SWE
4. Magnus Bobert, SWE
5. Sam Gordon, GBR
6. Federico Malventi, ITA
7. Peter Pletanek, CZE
8. Robert Gaisek, SWE
Giant Slalom, Juniors
1. Petr Matous, CZE
2. Toms Dreiblats, LAT
3. Vitek Hromadko, CZE
4. Zaccaria DiGiorgio, ITA
5. Max Thiele, GER
6. Vincent Kitzhöfer, GER
7. Melle Stork, NED
8. Matej Stefka, CZE
9. Feliz Thiele, GER
10. Alexei Soderhall, FRA
Euros 2013, hybrid slalom
Plenty of sun and everyone got to skate. The day starting with quals for ams and masters to catch up with the Friday events, By lunch time Karl, Marco and Louis set the hybrid course which at first surprised quite a few, but in the end after some tweaking ended up being an excellent course that everyone seemed to lie. With courses set the racing was back to the highest priority race: the Pros doing their quals, then everyone else. With results secured for everyone the Pro finals could take center stage, and it did. The racing was very intense and the top rounds possibly among the best ever seen, with every head to head race being really exciting and with very close finishes. Three hundreds of a second seemed to be the norm.
The scare of the day was Janis taking a really bad fall in a practice run on a separate hill running into a longboarder, hitting his head and cracking his helmet. But despite advice to abstain he was up on his feet, new helmet on his head and ready to run the hybrid quals. After qualifying 5th it was back to a couple of hours rest for him, and once the finals got started late in the day, he showed that he wasn't going to let the fall ruin his race day, Janis then took out Mika, Viking all through to the final against Joe. Two close runs and a cone too much for Joe (two in total) meant that Janis was awarded the European title in Hybrid slalom.
The finals for Am, Women and Juniors were held Sunday morning while the GS was being prepared and due to shortage of time the Masters finals were cancelled and qualification results were used as final results. The winner of each category for the morning's race was of no surprise: Sebastian Vorholter won the Ams, Kathrin Sehl the Womens and Peter Matous the Juniors. All three being well ahead of their opponents.
Hybrid, Pro, finals, top 16
1. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
2. Joe McLaren, USA
3. Dominik Kowalski, USA
4. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
5. Mika Hadestrand, SWE
6. Christoph Baumann, GER
7. Christopher Dupont, FRA
8. Robert Thiele, GER
9. Chris Schutz, GER
10. Michel Dupont, FRA
11. Petr Janousek, CZE
12. Louis Selby, GBR
13. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
14. Josef Stefka, CZE
15. Ferdinand Lindner, GER
16. Karl Floitgraf, USA
Hybrid, Ams, finals, top 8
1. Sebastian Vorholter, GER
2. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
3. Andrey Uzhegov, RUS
4. Marc Camelan, FRA
5. Daniel Navarro Fernandez, SPA
6. Pierre Hazera, FRA
7. Harry Phelps, GBR
8. Bart Brunninkhuis, NED
Hybrid, Masters, Quals (no finals held), top 8
1. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
2. Emrik Larsson, SWE
3. Peter Klang, SWE
4. Federico Malventi, ITA
5. Jani Söderhäll, SWE/FRA
6. Magnus Bobert, SWE
7. Pelle Plast, SWE
8. Sam Gordon, GBR
Hybrid, Women, finals
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
3. Natalya Dudina, RUS
4. Anna Gailite, LAT
5. Irene DiGiorgio, ITA
6. Eliza Gailite, LAT
7. Erika Schoirfer, FRA
8. Tezzan Redman, SWE
Hybrid, Juniors, finals, top 8
1. Peter Matous, CZE
2. Toms Dreiblats, LAT
3. Zaccaria DiGiorgio, ITA
4. Vincent Kitzhöfer, GER
5. Vitek Hromadko, CZE
6. Max Thiele / Matej Stefka
7. Melle Stork, NED
8. Alexei Söderhäll, FRA
Euros 2013 - First day, Tight slalom
Despite the heavy rain all morning racing eventually got underway with the Pro's warm up, qualifying and finals followed by the ladies and finally juniors. The Pro course was extremely fast, not technically difficult, but tight and fast making it hard to manage given the smooth fast surface of Hog Hill and the 64 cone length. About half of the Pro's double DQ'd leaving only 12 to battle it out in the eliminations. With so many DQs some of the usual top riders were simply out already in the quals. The head to head racing was awesome with several exciting rounds offering some surprises. Thiele eliminated, Gluschko advancing, Dominik eliminated etc. After a spectacular fall by Janis Kuzmins just after the finish line in a race against Mika and a never ending protest by Mika regarding cone counts, the finals were between Mika and Viking. Viking won the first Euro 2013 trophy, probably on better physical strength than father. A bruised Janis and Joe battled it out for third place.
Tight slalom, Pro top 8:
1. Viking Hadestrand, SWE
2. Mika Hadestrand, SWE
3. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
4. Joe McLaren, USA
5. Dominik Kowalski, GER
6. Ferdinand Lindner, GER
7. Oleg Glushko, RUS
8. Paul Price, GBR
In the ladies Kathrin took a bad fall, also after the finish line but could carry on just like Janis. With 8 women present it was among the best starting field we've seen in a European event in a long time; Lienite, Natalya, Anna and Eliza Gailitis, Ella, Erika and Tezzan. After the two qualifying rounds Kathrin was in the lead ahead of Lienite. In the juniors the top contenders were Petr Matous, Zaccaria DiGiorgio, Vitek Hromadko and Toms Dreiblats. After the qualifying of these two categories the race had to be stopped due to the site closing.There are chances the eims of these two categories will continue late Saturday, or late Sunday, weather permitting.
Women, qualifying, top 6:
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Lienite Skaraine, LAT
3. Natalya Dudina, RUS
4. Anna Gailite, LAT
5. Irene DiGiorgio, ITA
6. Eliza Gailite, LAT
Amateurs and Masters had a very long day waiting and waiting and the disappointment was big among these participantswhen the race day ended. Tomorrow's racing will start with the continuation of the tight for Ams and Masters (only quals) which will then be followed by the hybrid slalom. Unlike in the tight the hybrid and GS will be run using the same courses for all categories hopefully giving less DQs and smoother event management.
Juniors, Qualifying results, top 4:
1. Petr Matous, CZE
2. Toms Dreiblats, LAT
3. Zaccaria DiGiorgio, ITA
4. Vitek Hromadko, CZE
Amateurs, Qualifying results, top 8
1. Sebastian Vorhölter, GER
2. Daniel Navarro, ESP
3. Bart Brunninkhuis, NED
4. Edijs Jermacenko, LAT
5. Pierre Hazera, FRA
6. Andrey Uzhegov, RUS
7. Marco Camelan, FRA
8. Alfons Perez Villalpando, ESP
Masters, Qualifying results, top 8
1. Henrik Wadsten, SWE
2. Emrik Larsson, SWE
3. Peter Klang, SWE
4. Federico Malventi, ITA
5. Jani Söderhäll, SWE
6. Magnus Bobert, SWE
7. Pelle Plast, SWE
8. Sam Gordon, GBR
Forum topic, photos:
viewtopic.php?f=85&t=8558
Wesley Tucker R.I.P.
News is spreading that Wesley Tucker has died. Wesley was a long term ISSA website administrator and former ISSA Board of Directors member. Wesley wasn't one of the top racers, nor was he internationally well known, but he loved slalom skateboarding and helped get many new riders into the sport. As a administrator he was constantly looking after the SlalomSkateboarder.com web site, always easily reachable, helping new members in and fending off the spammers and making sure topics were organized, images posted, avatars added and kept the site running smoothly contributing to the successful development of the International Slalom Skateboarding Association over the last decade.
There is going to be a memorial service for Wesley at the First Baptist Church of Charleston South Carolina 48 Meeting Street Charleston, S.C. - The memorial service will be held at 11:00 am this Friday (Aug 2nd) and it's open to all of Wesley's family and friends.
You are welcome to post and share your memories of Wesley here:
viewtopic.php?f=43&t=8718
Results US Nationals 2013
Sk8Kings US Nationals at Oceanside went down July 13 and 14, 2013. Great skaters congregated at Loretta Street from as far away as Washington, Utah, Colorado, St. Louis, Texas, and Florida. Loretta Street is known for its steep pitch and slippery surface. It takes a master to conquer the 25 mph tight and 30+ mph GS. The dual hybrid is one of the funnest around, dodging quickly around cracks and potholes. The tight slalom ran single lane in one course that was a true pro style. It was on par with the 2008 Worlds in Gothenburg. 3 of the best 11 slalom racers double dq'd. Those with looser stomachs could choose to run the easier course, and most did. Juniors could choose to run a half course for the experience. Sunday was a classic Loretta Street GS. Big wheels were in. Although we did our best to set a true GS, the race was won on a downhill board, by a rider who has mastered the pump-tuck. See results below.
At the end of the weekend, the overall winners were announced. These racers qualified by completing all three events (Juniors and Women had two events-tight and GS). Your 2013 Sk8Kings US National Champions are:
Pro:
Lord Of Loretta: Joe McLaren
2. Richy Carrasco
3. Paul Price
Masters:
1. Jonny Miller
2. Keith Hollien
3. Cliff Coleman
Women:
1. Lynn Kramer
Am:
1. Scott Hostert
2. Patrick Lehrmann
3. Oshean Lehrmann
Juniors:
1. Oshean Lehrmann
2. Orion Lehrmann
3. Makaiah Spiess
The results of individual races follow:
Dual hybrid:
Pro:
1. Joe McLaren
2. Richy Carrasco
3. Mike Maysey
4. Lou Statman
5. Paul Price
6. Jonathan Harms
7. Lynn Kramer
8. Ryan Ricker
9. Tim Keinitz
Masters:
1. John Ravitch
2. Jonny Miller
3. Brad Jackman
4. Keith Hollien
5. David Hackett
6. Judi Oyama
7. Cliff Coleman
8. Martin Radan
9. Jamie Hart
10. Lisa Scott
10. Eddie Chang
Am:
1. Scott Hostert
2. Oshean Lehrmann
3. Patrick Lehrmann
4. Orion Lehrmann
5. Paul Chestnut
Tight Slalom:
Pro:
1. Joe McLaren
2. Paul Price
3. Tim Keinitz
4. Richy Carrasco
5. Lynn Kramer
6. Lou Statman
7. Mike Maysey
7. Jonathan Harms
Masters:
1. Keith Hollien
2. David Hackett
3. John Ravitch
4. Jonny Miller
5. Judi Oyama
6. Cliff Coleman
7. Martin Radan
8. Brad Jackman
8. Jamie Hart
Women:
1. Lynn Kramer
2. Judi Oyama
Am:
1. Scott Hostert
2. Patrick Lehrmann
3. Paul Chestnut
4. Oshean Lehrmann
5. Orion Lehrmann
Juniors:
1. Oshean Lehrmann
2. Orion Lehrmann
3. Makaiah Spiess
4. Conner Kemmsies
5. Eric Montanez
GS:
The GS was run as an open, like the tight, and some of our Pros are over 45 so they will get Masters points.
1. Ryan Ricker (Pro)
2. Joe McLaren (Pro)
3. Richy Carrasco (Pro, 45+)
4. Jonny Miller (Masters #1)
5. Mike Maysey (Pro)
6. Lou Statman (Pro)
7. Jonathan Harms (Pro, 45+)
8. Paul Price (Pro, 45+)
9. Lynn Kramer (Pro, Women #1)
10. Scott Hostert (Am #1, 45+)
11. Brad Jackman (Masters #2)
12. Keith Hollien (Masters #3)
13. Cliff Coleman (Masters #4)
14. Tim Keinitz (Pro)
15. Patrick Lehrmann (Am #2)
16. Oshean Lehrmann (Am #3, Junior #1)
17. Martin Radan (Masters)
18. Paul Chestnut (Am #4)
19. Jamie Hart (Masters)
20. Orion Lehrmann (Am, Junior #2)
21. Makaiah Spiess (Junior #3)
Kids Race (under 12):
1. Isaak Brickner
2. Dakota Kretchman
Without our volunteers and sponsors, this race would be impossible. Thanks to: Sk8Kings, BLR, Khiro, Concrete Surfer, The Grind Skateshop, Gravity, Carver, ABEC 11, Bamboo, Flyaway, Powerbar, Madrid, Churchill, Riptide, Bones, Paradox, Bennett, San Diego Ski Club, Concrete Wave, and Arrowhead Water and Bubba Burgers for providing refreshments all weekend.
Full result spreadsheets: viewtopic.php?p=78318#p78318
Lynn Kramer
