ISSA - International Slalom Skateboarding Association

Krispy Hill Outlaw Slalom Race #2

Photo: Boris Firquet

Hi everyone!

Second local slalom race of the season. Saturday September 4th 2010, Outlaw slalom race at the Krispy Hill in Quebec City. Practice starts around 11am. Slalom and GS type race (longboard friendly). GS race will include the two 90° turns at the bottom of the hill. Single lane for the two races, two timed runs for every racer on each course. Your fastest run counts for each course.

We will end the day at Shady Café Resto in Limoilou. Once again, they have reserved their basement lounge for us with access to all the restaurant/bar and terrasse. Results, awards and prizes will be given there. So come eat a shish-taouk, drink a couple of beers, watch some skate vids, and talk about the great day you just spent. Here's the menu so you can plan in advance: menu Shady.


Sponsors:
- Free For All Boardshop
- Fullbag
- Kebbek Racing
- La Vie Sportive
- Razor Helmets

Registrations, up to now:
1- Stephane Fournier
2- Kelian Duplain
3- Raffaël Kitching
4- François Morency
5- Miguel Marco
6- Seraphin Adlwart
7- Dominic Pérusse
8- Thomas Duplessis
9- Patrick Brassard
10- Seb Léger
11- Emilie Gascon
12- Glenn Chapman
13- Louis Ricard
14- Maxim Garant Rousseau
15- Julie Boulanger
16- Maxime Robitaille
17- Maxime Lafleur
18- Rick Floyd
19- Danilo Percich
20- Hubert Roy
21-Jean-Francois Caron
22 - Maïté Fournier-Parent
23- Pascal Jean aka Rockin' Rookie
24- Jean-Michel Cholette
25- Pierre Gravel
26- Jonathan Gosselin Couture
27- Mathieu B.Langlois
28- Guillaume Moisan

Your best behavior towards neighbours and users of the bike path is mandatory as to not ruin our most easily accessible local practice spot. Due to the higher number of skaters present compared to our usual sessions there, discipline is a must. So no gatherings, no pit areas, no chairs, no shouting, no swearing on the hill or near the timing table. Keep it in the parking lot area, please.

To help move things quickly and without problems, The Farm rule is in effect. So no asking for your time or you will see that run DQed!

If rained out, we will do it the next day: Sunday September 5th.

I will update with more info as it becomes available.
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Update on the registered list...

Je me suis enregistré sur sk8ordie - en français naturellement!

Viva la revolucion!

Achtung!

-BB

It will be very cool to have you racing with us again, Monsieur Floyd!

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Updated sponsor list and roster in original post.

Miguel Marco wrote:It will be very cool to have you racing with us again, Monsieur Floyd!

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Updated sponsor list and roster in original post.

I'm defecting!! I'm going to build a raft and travel up the Richelieu and St. Lawrence under cover of night!

Updated roster...

Boris has the best snowboard/skating photos...and his vids rock too...Montjoie St. Firquet!

I updated the racers list...

We have now secured a place to eat and present the awards after the race. See the updated original post at the top.

New sponsor added to the list. Thank you very much to Kebbek Racing!

Respect the Shish!

Racers list has been updated...

Mig is there a map or GPS-able address for the hill? Thanks, Glenn

Glenn Chapman wrote:Mig is there a map or GPS-able address for the hill? Thanks, Glenn

Here is a Google Maps link:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 16&iwloc=A

Address of the nearest building and where we park: 1300 boulevard Lebourgneuf, Quebec, QC, G2K 2N1. It's the bike path right under the power line.

Due to the shitty weather forecast for tomorrow, the race is officially postponed to Sunday.
We will reevaluate the weather situation tomorrow evening, and confirm here what will happen.

There will not be dinner/awards at Shady since they are closed on Sundays.
So everything will happen on the race site.
Sorry for the inconvenience...

Thanks for your persistence Mig. As you might have guessed, I can't make it Monday - already have other plans. Will see you all in Antrim though! Have a great event!

-Rick

We still managed to get 24 racers after the race was postponed for two consecutive days of bad weather...

Results:

SLALOM
1- Louis Ricard 12,353
2- Miguel Marco 13,509
3- Danilo Percich 13,715
4- Pascal Jean 13,748
5- Stephane Fournier 14,169
6- Dominic Pérusse 14,548
7- Thomas Duplessis 14,820
8- Steve Blouin 14,927
9- Julie Boulanger 14,936
10- Kelian Duplain 15,171
11- Maxime Robitaille 15,753
12- Patrick Brassard 15,811
13- François Morency 15,980
14- Mathieu B.Langlois 17,283
15- Jonathan Gosselin Couture 17,285
16- Phillipe Huot 17,634
17- Sam Chastenay 18,107
18- Mathieu Bellefeuille 18,613
19- Gabriel Viel Cote 18,925
20- Hubert Roy 19,088
21- Raffaël Kitching 19,445
22- Guillaume Moisan 20,155
23- Jean-Frederic Tremblay 22,040
24- Maïté Fournier-Parent 22,745

GS
1- Louis Ricard 20,995
2- Pascal Jean 21,979
3- Miguel Marco 22,256
4- Patrick Brassard 22,373
5- Dominic Pérusse 22,398
6- Maxime Robitaille 22,548
7- Danilo Percich 23,352
8- Jean-Frederic Tremblay 23,472
9- Stephane Fournier 23,879
10- Steve Blouin 23,885
11- Thomas Duplessis 23,894
12- Sam Chastenay 24,015
13- Mathieu Bellefeuille 24,536
14- Gabriel Viel Cote 24,557
15- François Morency 24,597
16- Kelian Duplain 24,652
17- Mathieu B.Langlois 24,717
18- Guillaume Moisan 25,028
19- Raffaël Kitching 26,245
20- Phillipe Huot 26,407
21- Hubert Roy 26,499
22- Jonathan Gosselin Couture 27,753
23- Julie Boulanger 28,248
24- Maïté Fournier-Parent DNS

Glad you finally got to race! Congrats to all the winners - especially Mr. Baron Rouge for the SL podium!!

Sorry I couldn't join you guys.

-RF

There's always next time Rick!

If you do another one in Burlington at that same sweet spot you had this spring, I'm there. Rookie told me it is really a great spot.

By the way, Danilo beat the Rockin' Rookie for the first time ever. It was completely unexpected (no one was allowed to see their times before the awards) so he was really stoked!

Steve Blouin's (aka Zoon) pics from the race:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevebloui ... 971480113/

Looks like you've had a really great event

A lot of teenage riders too

Yes, it was super fun! By advertising the GS as longboard friendly, we managed to attract a good group of speedboarders/freeriders. But in order to race the GS, they also had to give the Slalom a try (they could not race the GS only ). We had plenty of loaner boards. They all loved the experience and are planning on taking part of our slalom sessions.