ISSA - International Slalom Skateboarding Association

Jani Soderhall wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 30, 2019 10:03 am

World Record reported by Lynn in 2018 have finally been added to the spreadsheets.
Sorry for the delay Lynn.

Congrats on the new world record!

thanks, I literally just saw this. lol

do we have the results from the first year of the cyber 2020/2021 when it was still proper cyber?

World Record reported by Lynn in 2018 have finally been added to the spreadsheets.
Sorry for the delay Lynn.

Congrats on the new world record!

Lynn's video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYcUncEGI84


Times noted from the video:

Lynn, east-west: 10,406
Lynn, west-east: 10,053
Average time: 10,230

2018 Cyber Slalom International 2 results

Amateur:
1. Antonio Massai 9.29 Italy
2. Patrick Lehrmann 10.66 USA
3. Marcos Soulsby-Monroy 11.42 USA
4. John Janik 12.82 USA
5. Chad Brandon 15.69 USA

Junior:
1. Diego Montigiani 10.24 Italy
2. Maurizio Montigiani 11.29 Italy
3. Anton Gillespie 12.78 USA

Master:
1. Gregory Von Schiller 10.09 Canada

Women:
1. Lynn Kramer 10.23 USA **New Masters Womens Record. Videos on Youtube.
2. Aliera Soulsby-Monroy 17.45 USA

We've been a bit late getting the listing corrected for the Cyber slalom results, but I've done a round of editing today and here's the new records being added.

25 Cone NCDSA Cyberslalom World Record update June 2018:

Men Masters: 8.335 - Peter Klang, SWE (2009 Aug 19, Stockholm, SWE)
Women Open: 9.986 - Hanna Jaakola, FIN (2012 Aug 25, Espoo, FIN)
Women Masters: 10.32 - Lynn Kramer, USA (2017 Aug 19, San Diego CA, USA)
Men Jr (U14): 12,487 - Pierce Curry, USA (2017 Aug 19, San Diego, USA)
Men Jr (U11): 16,090 - Collin Loren, USA (2017 Aug 19, San Diego, USA)

I also sorted the current World Record listings according to times rather than race categories. It's easier on the eye.

/Jani

San Diego In. Best run each direction, averaged. / Lynn Kramer, Aug 14, 2017

August 14, 2017

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Over 18 Open:
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1 Lynn Kramer 10.327 New WR
2. Jon Loren 12.275
3. Aliera Soulsby Monroy DQ

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Juniors/Kids with age
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1. Pierce Curry (U14) 12.487 New WR (New Junior Category)
2. Collin Loren (U11) 16.09 New WR (New Junior Category)
3. Nathan Loren (U14) 16.172
4. Anton Gillespie DQ
4. Roland Curry DQ

Marcus, Here is the link to Marcos Soulsby-Monroy's results for last summer's Cyber. It can be found on Facebook with the search Cyber Slalom.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1549156 ... 962533780/


http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/event ... ESULTS.pdf AM
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/event ... ESULTS.pdf PRO
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/event ... ESULTS.pdf WOMEN
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/event ... ESULTS.pdf MASTERS
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/event ... ESULTS.pdf JUNIOR
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/event ... ESULTS.pdf OVERALL


The Texas Outlaws DownHill Slalom Team
August 30, 2017 ·
SORRY FOR THE DELAY THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED, BELOW IS THE FINAL RESULTS:

OVERALL RESULTS:

1. 8.16 Michael Dong USA.-PRO
2. 9.01 Scott Hostert USA-MASTER
3. 9.09 Stanislav Myronenko Germany-PRO
4. 9.59 Felix Müller Germany-PRO
5. 9.66 Gary Fluitt USA-MASTER
6. 10.32 Lynn Kramer USA-WOMEN
7. 10.41 Maurizio Montigiani Italia-AMATEUR
8. 10.42 Paul Chestnut USA-MASTER
9. 10.88 Jonny Miller USA-MASTER
10. 11.32 Jeremy Coffman USA-AMATEUR
10. 11.32 Marcos SoulsbyMonory USA AMATEUR
12. 11.92 Jack Andros USA-AMATEUR
13. 12.05 Dennis Blevins USA-AMATEUR
14. 12.27 Jon Loren USA-AMATEUR
15. 12.44 Lenny Poage USA-AMATEUR
16. 12.48 Pierce Curry USA-JUNIOR
17. 12.59 Lucas Pauley USA -JUNIOR
18. 13.80 Chad Brandon USA-AMATEUR
19. 14.22 Ben Barkey USA-AMATEUR
20. 14.28 Matt Daily USA-AMATEUR
21. 15.84 Larry Pauley USA-AMATEUR
22. 16.09 Collin Loren USA-JUNIOR
23. 16.17 Nathan Loren USA-JUNIOR

PRO RESULTS:

1. 8.16 Michael Dong USA.-PRO
2. 9.09 Stanislav Myronenko Germany-PRO
3. 9.59 Felix Müller Germany-PRO

AMATEUR RESULTS:

1. 11.32 Jeremy Coffman USA-AMATEUR
1. 11.32 Marcos Soulsby Monroy USA AMATEUR
2. 11.41 Maurizio Montigiani Italia-AMATEUR (average time updated by Maurizio -on FB - error in math)
4. 11.92 Jack Andros USA-AMATEUR
5. 12.05 Dennis Blevins USA-AMATEUR
6. 12.27 Jon Loren USA-AMATEUR
7. 12.44 Lenny Poage USA-AMATEUR
8. 13.80 Chad Brandon USA-AMATEUR
9. 14.22 Ben Barkey USA-AMATEUR
10. 14.28 Matt Daily USA-AMATEUR
11. 15.84 Larry Pauley USA-AMATEUR

MASTER RESULTS:

1. 9.01 Scott Hostert USA-MASTER
2. 9.66 Gary Fluitt USA-MASTER
3. 10.42 Paul Chestnut USA-MASTER
4. 10.88 Jonny Miller USA-MASTER

JUNIOR RESULTS:

1. 12.48 Pierce Curry USA-JUNIOR
2. 12.59 Lucas Pauley USA -JUNIOR
3. 16.09 Collin Loren USA-JUNIOR
4. 16.17 Nathan Loren USA-JUNIOR

WOMEN RESULTS:

1. 10.32 Lynn Kramer USA-WOMEN

Lynn,

I have provided the info on Marcos event to Marcus, however only just now.

/Jani

Lynn Kramer wrote:Questions about Cyber World Record.
1) Spreadsheet does not appear to be updated for Hanna J.
2) Does the Record have to go in both directions?
3) Did Marcos’ Cyber challenge of 2017 count?

I have documented 10.32 sec combined (San Diego)
And 9.79 sec single (Morro Bay/Los osos)
(Competed in both SD and Morro Bay on separate days)

My mom keeps asking, so some explanation of the rules and guidelines and results would be much appreciated.

1) I guess I didn't get the update in 2012 and I guess Jani did not update the document. I will try and find the doc and update it - the info above is updated now.
2) Read the rules, pretty clear I think. The record should be run on "flat" and "no wind". Flat is stated as less than 1% elevation in this case 20" or 0.5m over the course. No wind is stated as less than 10mph or 16km/h wind. If you cannot prove these two then the course should be run in both directions and the average computed.
3) Not sure what this is, please link or post results in this thread.

Thank you!

Questions about Cyber World Record.
1) Spreadsheet does not appear to be updated for Hanna J.
2) Does the Record have to go in both directions?
3) Did Marcos’ Cyber challenge of 2017 count?

I have documented 10.32 sec combined (San Diego)
And 9.79 sec single (Morro Bay/Los osos)
(Competed in both SD and Morro Bay on separate days)

My mom keeps asking, so some explanation of the rules and guidelines and results would be much appreciated.

Approved!

- Date of contest: 25.8.2012
- Name of racer, time, (cone penalties): Hanna Jaakola 9.986

Jani Söderhäll
ISSA President 2011-2012

Here with pictures



Rest of pictures can be found here
http://pokkis.1g.fi/#/kuvat/SM-2012/Cyber/

Will send application for record cordinator right away

New Women WR recorder today at Finnish Camps, as announced in application form
- Name of contest director: Sj Kalliokoski
- Location of contest: Espoo
- Date of contest: 25.8.2012
- Name of racer, time, (cone penalties): Hanna Jaakola 9.986
- Course documentation: run attached here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P9iSyge0XA
Rest of docs linked here as soon pictures converted from raw to readable format

New world record in the masters categoy in Cyber slalom

Place : Näsbypark, Stockholm, Sweden
Race : Stockholm Basic 50
Date : August 19, 2009
Cyber slalom format

Records:
Masters - 8.335 (average of 8.10 + 8.57) Peter Klang

Current 25 Cone NCDSA Cyberslalom World Record Holders:

Men Open: 7.96 - Michael Dong, USA (2008 Sept 7, Beaverton OR, USA)
Men Masters: 8.335 - Peter Klang, SWE (2009 Aug 19, Stockholm, SWE)
Men Jr: 9.43 - Jack Corpes, UK (2008 Sept 7, Hove, UK)
Women Open: 9.986 - Hanna Jaakola, FIN (2012 Aug 25, Espoo, FIN)
Women Masters: 10.32 - Lynn Kramer, USA (2017 Aug 19, San Diego CA, USA)[/b]
Women Jr: 11.58 - Keli Benko, USA (2004 Oct 8, Morro Bay CA, USA)
Men Jr (U14): 12,487 - Pierce Curry, USA (2017 Aug 19, San Diego, USA)
Men Jr (U11): 16,090 - Collin Loren, USA (2017 Aug 19, San Diego, USA)


Complete listing in PDF:
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/ISSA/ ... ecords.pdf
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/ISSA/ ... istory.pdf


In order to apply for a world record you need to follow these rules that ISSA have set:
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/ISSA/ ... ecords.pdf

The short version is:
It must be a sanctioned ISSA event - posted in a correct time so that everyone can attend
You must run a course according to the rules
You must use approved timing equipment
You must document the course and send this documentation to an ISSA representative or have a ISSA rep at the race.

In my humble opinion you should run the 50 cones and cyber both ways and use the average in order to show that course is flat and there is no wind. But that is not necessary in order to get a WR.

Good Luck!