ISSA - International Slalom Skateboarding Association

Lyon Slalom - Championnat de France III posted: Jun. 9, 2006
September 10, 2006
Lyon (Rhone, France)
Slalom
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http://www.longboarding.org/calendrier_ ... php?id=181

It's been known for a while by French riders (through www.Riderz.net and a post in the French forum on this site) but I thought it was time that it was announced here as well.

Organized by the timing partners of Paris Slalom World Cup 2006. This will be the first event in Lyon, preparing for bigger events in the future.

ConeRacing.com is providing the timing equipment and may even have a small shop on site.

Is it "french riders only" or open for everyvody?
Any further information (disciplines etc.) on hand?

of course it is open for everybody !

- non-french riders will only race for ISSA points
- french will race for ISSA points AND French Championship (just like Paris World Cup)

Steve Hinzen wrote:Is it "French riders only" or open for everybody?
Any further information (disciplines etc.) on hand?

It's open for everyone, just like other parts of the French Championships (Trocadero, StGermain - next weekend and the finals in Antibes).

There is not much other information available (as far as I know). I'll try to keep you informed.

/Jani

Jani, there was a change in the date of the event, it will stand the saturday, the 9th.
Because of the organization of a downhill outlaw session the sunday...

It will be the fourth race of our championship, the Cow Boy Road 2006 is a slalom race too, in august.

The race is organized by l'association lyonnaise de longboard with Frédéric Reveillard, i spoke to him yesterday and i announce that registrations will open next week, coming with some informations too !

And i confirm that it will be opened for foreigners riders !


< Date change done / Jani>

The registrations for the event are open !

http://event.riderz.net/lyon/?

All foreigners (I especially think of our Swiss friends) are welcome !

Tight and special slalom will be set up on the Parilly slope...

More informations will come soon.

Some pictures :

CND but where is the slope?

You're kidding, but in the regulation we should always have a slope, even for slalom !

For Lyon, the slope is not far from 3%...

I just signed up a few friends of mine:

Manuel Schaub
Assanee Meguid
Pascal Weber
and
Christoph Baumann from Germany

I hope for some more to come down from Switzerland...

rmn

Well done rmn !!! always a pleasure to race with our friends from Switzerland and Germany !

Sorry I can't make that one. Hope you all have a good time, EH!

and if you guys want to ride downhill the day after, you can come to Annecy on sunday, there is a closed track all the sunday, the famous D173 in Argonay, just next to Annecy

and this sunday, you can ride for free, with shuttles to go back to the top of the track!
more info here (but in french)

www.d173.net

if you're interested don't hesitate to call me, i'll give you all the information needed, and I can come to the railway station to pick up some people if necessary... i'm injured, so I cannot ride, but I'm still able to walk and drive

my phone number +33 (0)6 61 89 68 58

see U

Helene

We would have come with Christoph Baumann but he can't make it, so we can't make it either because noone of us can drive...

See you in Antibes

rmn

no trains in europe?

I kid I kid.

No trains that arrive 0900 in Lyon. It's the connections that don't go with each other.

rmn

Bravo pour tes bons résultats H, ce doit être l'entrainement au Troca qui paye...


Uprooted skaters rule!!!

alavoine jean paul wrote:Bravo pour tes bons résultats H, ce doit être l'entrainement au Troca qui paye...


Uprooted skaters rule!!!

Pour sur c'est grace au troca tout ça! :lol:

merci popol

Les resultats de Lyon
Patrick Allan nous a atomisé!

this race count for the french championship but was open to all. Not a lot of people but a very close level.
Allan largly dominate the 2 races putting some incredible time in special. Nice place, nice weither, nice people. Everythink ok except that :
Swiss guy Fabrice Andre has a big crash when the start ramp has broken uder his board.
Fortunatly. Only a visit to the hospital and a finger broken. have a look to the film of marcus and look at the ramp!!!
http://www.riderz.net/forum/viewtopic.p ... &start=105

GIANT
1 Patrick Allan
2 Pierre Samray
3 Johan CHzranowski
4 Fabrice Andre
5 David Rudnianski
6 Jean Seb Dennebouy
7 Guillaume Saintcriq
8 Marc Pallaviccini
9 William Renan

SPECIAL
1 Patrick Allan
2 Pierre Samray
3 David Rudnianski
4 Fabrice Andre
5 Guilaume Saintcriq
6 Johan Chzranowski
7 JeanSebastien Dennebouy
8 Marc Pallaviccini
9 William Renan

Congratulations, Patrick! Way to go. Not to take anything away from your victory, but where was Vinzzz?

He'll tell that he had food poisoning but the fact is he forgot to wake up...

He has points enough to be French Champion again .

I think he met a black fat mama on saturday night

(After "Where's Charly?"... new game is ...)

What did I tell you about Patrick!


Troca Crew Rules.

alavoine jean paul wrote:What did I tell you about Patrick!


Troca Crew Rules.

definitely

Jonathan Harms wrote:Congratulations, Patrick! Way to go. Not to take anything away from your victory, but where was Vinzzz?

Despite what you can read, I woke up at 5h45 to take my train to Lyon (my flatmate is witness), my bags were ready to go
but I was so bad that I decide not to go - I was probably ill because of something I ate and was so tired that no way I could skate or even stand the train trip.
So I stayed at home...
a shame because I really wanted to go to support the guys from Lyon Politic Activists Longboards "PLA" crew and Association Longboard de Lyon (ALL)
Great work guys, I would have like to come.
Thank you for your commitment!

Bravo Faba too that beat David, Jean Seb and Guillaume in the Giant, take some rest and heal quickly!

Vincent Berruchon wrote:

Jonathan Harms wrote:Congratulations, Patrick! Way to go. Not to take anything away from your victory, but where was Vinzzz?

- I was probably ill because of something I ate...

Unless it was fear that put those knots in your stomach...

Patrick, maybe you should have an "explanation" at Antibes with VinZzZ in PRO Class....

pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure......

Careful, Patrick! Or you could end up like this:

HOLY CRAP! Look at that ramp! What did I tell you about building ramps out of construction paper and balsa wood?


Nice job Patrick- I remember racing you at the worlds, me on my 36 foam PPS with splitfires and Patrick on his wood insect deck with stock trackers-- absolutely cooking me down the course.


I just checked my school schedule and for the first time (my first year in college) I'm not in school during most of may so I'll try to make Paris next year.

HUYNH BACH SAC Frédéric wrote:Patrick, maybe you should have an "explanation" at Antibes with VinZzZ in PRO Class....
pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure......

let him have an explanation in AM with Dom K & Henrick W at Antibes ...
but next year, who knows ???

(unfortunatly for us, I think I know)

Karl Floitgraf wrote:HOLY CRAP! Look at that ramp! What did I tell you about building ramps out of construction paper and balsa wood?


Nice job Patrick- I remember racing you at the worlds, me on my 36 foam PPS with splitfires and Patrick on his wood insect deck with stock trackers-- absolutely cooking me down the course.


I just checked my school schedule and for the first time (my first year in college) I'm not in school during most of may so I'll try to make Paris next year.

Bring Bryan in your luggage, we'll teach him again how to speak to ladys in french !

David Rudnianski wrote:[Bring Bryan in your luggage, we'll teach him again how to speak to ladys in French !

Well, obviously you won't teach him how to spell "ladies".

Official results of the race to download here :

http://www.descente.fr/index.php?option ... nfo&id=154

And some pictures here !

http://www.descente.fr/index.php?option ... &Itemid=57