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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 8:10 pm
by Carsten Pingel
nice memories ! Thank you !
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 12:00 pm
by Hans Lucas
Online slalom videos about the contest (but only valid until Dec 31, 2008!):
http://www.steekr.com/n/50-17/share/LNK ... bb23243c7/
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:19 pm
by Karl Floitgraf
Detlef,
I really hope you run another event man. Hannover was so much fun. Great ramps- good flowy courses and lots of local spectators. I know it's way late but thanks dude.
Plans for 2008
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 4:28 pm
by Detlef Rehbock
As the major european Event in 2007 we are thinking about our plans for 2008. It´s a problem, because no sponsors are interested in our sport. There will be a carfree day in hannover in august, where we are thinking about. Maybe there will be a big expo sportsfest, but the last two years, they cancelled the expo party. At the moment we will wait with our announcement of the race 2008.
but..... we are still here.
and there was no race like the other in hannover.
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 1:00 pm
by Hans Lucas
I've finally processed all Sarstedt video material, which includes footage of 32 skaters who have hit 3 or less cones during his/her runs.
So PM me with your name+e-mail if you're interested in your slalom run(s) (or of someone else). It's not much work for me to make a WMV and to mail it.
My PSWC/Sarstedt slalom DVD (incl freestyle) is also ready and I've sent it to Detlef.
iSkateboard Slalom Footage, Hannover.
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:39 pm
by John Deurholt
iSkateboard VIDcast has published a new video podcast. John Deurholt from iSkateboad had a little chat with Steve Olson during the World Cup Slalom Skateboarden in Hannover Germany. He also shoot so footage during the two days.
Watch the video podcast as Quicktime:
http://www.iskateboard.eu/vidcast/quicktime.html, as Windows Media:
http://www.iskateboard.eu/wmv/wmv.html or subscribe to the podcast:
http://iskateboard.libsyn.com/rss
Props and Pics!
Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2007 6:41 pm
by Maria Carrasco
Thanks to Detlef and his crew for all your effort to run this event. We had a great time visiting Hannover for the first time. Nice to see all our international friends again and stoked to meet many new ones as well.
Major Congrats go out to Brad "The Jackhammer" Jackman who swept the Open Division Overall in both Paris and Hannover! Super stoked for Brad to make such a comeback after the elbow break in Brixlegg last year. Way to go -- The AXE Army Salutes You!!
Special thanks to Racer X for helping us cram all that luggage in the car and for the extra entertainment on the roadtrip!
Still recovering from jetlag but have posted a bunch of pics and trip report here:
EURO TOUR 2007
Cheers!
Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:45 am
by Hans Lucas
Thanks for the tips!
Detlef Rehbock wrote:by the way, whats about Maria Carrasco?
Watch out for her next
www.Sk8kings.com DVD!
YOYO SHULTZ wrote:A proposal for Hans:
Once you are finished with editing it is easy to render the film in different formats, also VCD ,SVCD and DVD compatible. ...........
Is there someone who lives in southern CA who could contact Pierre Andre Senizergues of Sole Tech?
I was in Amsterdam, slipped out, slammed big time on my right hand, doing a reverse yoyoplant
For the 2006 videos, I've made different versions (SVCD, DVD, data DVD), but more versions really ARE more work, even with Nero. I'd rather put that time in the editing.
(but feel free to make your own format if you want to!)
Pierre André is still in contact with the Carrasco's (as well are Welinder, Primo/Diana and Darryl Grogan). P-A doesn't skate anymore and neither does DeMatos. (what a loss

x2)
Yoyo, get well soon; I'm glad you can still type!
Claude Regnier wrote:That Freestyle session sounds like it would have been a blast.
In Paris there was also a smashing freestyle session on Sat evening, with Michel Dupont, Lillis and Richy. Wow, in my 33 years of skateboarding,
I've never seen so many 360's, let alone
nose 360's (by Richy)!
Buy that www.Sk8kings.com DVD for more slalom and freestyle footage!!!
Ouch!
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:55 pm
by Claude Regnier
Sorry to hear about the fall. I know you'll heal up soon.
Unfortunately Amsterdan could not be fit into our schedue let alone our financial planning. This year it be tough enough to make the 4 or 5 events I'm planning on attending.
That Freestyle session sounds like it would have been a blast. Dom and I had another twosome handstand down the Troca as well. That was fun.
Re: Yoyo
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:41 pm
by YOYO SHULTZ
Claude Regnier wrote:Yoyo missed you in Europe. We could have had another great freestyle session, EH!
Take Care see you soon.
Yup Claude, this time we just did not meet.....
Paris and Hannover just did not fit into my other life's schedule.
I was in Amsterdam, slipped out, slammed big time on my right hand, doing a reverse yoyoplant.....all that just cruisin down that 'steep' hill. No broken bones, but I could not skate on Sunday.
On Saturday we went to Amsterdam skatehall and had a BIG Freestyle session with about 15 skaters.
Yoyo
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:33 pm
by Claude Regnier
Yoyo missed you in Europe. We could have had another great freestyle session, EH!
Take Care see you soon.
Re: Video of the Hannover Race
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:31 pm
by YOYO SHULTZ
Detlef Rehbock wrote:Thanks in advance to hans lucas for his enthusiasm of bringing our sport on dvd.
maybe it can help for next years search for sponsors.
by the way, whats about maria carrasco?
she is filming so many times. i think race organisers would be appreciate if they get some help with video material...
.. as jani said. shorter is better, because most people are not really interested in our sport, so you have maybe 3 to 4 minutes to impress them
Exactly!
Props to Hans.
A proposal for Hans:
Once you are finished with editing it is easy to render the film in different formats, also VCD ,SVCD and DVD compatible.
So just save the different files and create a DATA CD or DVD to send out to people. With Nero or other burning programs you can create a CD or DVD with no big problems if you don't have to convert files.
Make a low resolution version as well as a high resolution version. Youtube is fine if you just want to share some stuff really quick, but it's not too organized if you search for something.
Claude, you are absolutely right about the company big wigs that somehow make lots of $$ but forget their roots. For some of them skateboarding is not a sport, artform or whatever, but a means to make big $$.
Is there someone who lives in southern CA who could contact Pierre Andre Senizergues of Sole Tech?
I believe that Pierre might be more open minded than most other CEOs.
I have seen recent clips of him skating Freestyle, and as most of you know, he was/is a great Slalomer too.
I have a feeling that HE does NOT deny his past and where he came from.
Interest!
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 8:27 pm
by Claude Regnier
The reason most people are not interested is because they don't even now it exists. The industry is blinded with greed so there is nose use going there for support.
The Top pro's from Slalom and Freestyle that are kings in the industry care very little about their roots and only care about increasing their profits by promoting stret skating.
It would be very easy and cost very little for them to help the other areas of skateboarding to become popular but they would have to swallow their pride and reveal their past existence in the sport.
It is very hard for some people to stand up for themselves without losing respect.
Video of the Hannover Race
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 8:12 pm
by Detlef Rehbock
Thanks in advance to hans lucas for his enthusiasm of bringing our sport on dvd.
maybe it can help for next years search for sponsors.
by the way, whats about maria carrasco?
she is filming so many times. i think race organisers would be appreciate if they get some help with video material...
.. as jani said. shorter is better, because most people are not really interested in our sport, so you have maybe 3 to 4 minutes to impress them
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 12:59 pm
by Hans Lucas
Jani Soderhall wrote:
Just a advice, if you allow, make it shorter rather than longer! Although it's cool if all top skaters are in there, make sure you don't show too many runs. We, the hardcore slalomers, will love it, but we'll never be able to show it to anyone else (wife, kids, mom, dad, etc!) What would be cool is an action video which is good and brief. Or put a commentary in to explain the advancement of the event. But that's a lot of work!
Looking forward to see it!
/Jani
Thanks for the advice!
I planned 2 sorts of formats for the videos: 1 WMV or MOV file for each run, which would also be nice to be send by e-mail or to be placed on Youtube, and another merged file with all runs sequentially, with some explaining. Unfortunately I can't place footage online at Youtube, but I could e-mail the files (<2Mb, a few seconds of footage). (top 10 skaters: pls PM me your mailaddress if you want to receive your run on WMV by e-mail!)
Everything will be placed on a DVD.
I'm willing and able to put time in it; all for the PR of our sport, so skaters can still enjoy the footage with their grandchildren!
One more thing: next contest it would be nice if skaters had either their names on their back (like Vinzz and Paul), or have a number on their back which could be related to a name... But for now I can manage to find the names with the faces...
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 12:16 pm
by Jani Soderhall
Hans Lucas wrote:Well, wait until you see the smashing video material from Paris and Hannover! It's great footage despite the dazzling speeds! All those different styles are very educational...
At least all top-10 skaters (pro and am) will be in it.
I'll try to finish the DVD within a few weeks.
Wow,
Just a advice, if you allow, make it shorter rather than longer! Although it's cool if all top skaters are in there, make sure you don't show too many runs. We, the hardcore slalomers, will love it, but we'll never be able to show it to anyone else (wife, kids, mom, dad, etc!) What would be cool is an action video which is good and brief. Or put a commentary in to explain the advancement of the event. But that's a lot of work!
Looking forward to see it!
/Jani
dvd material
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 10:26 am
by Detlef Rehbock
hey hans, if possible cut a 5 to 10 minute trailer for me.
i had no time to film, so i would be happy to get some material from you.
lets skate a little freestyle in late summer. i will contact you and come to the netherlands.
see you soon.
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:52 am
by Hans Lucas
Well, wait until you see the smashing video material from Paris and Hannover! It's great footage despite the dazzling speeds! All those different styles are very educational...
At least all top-10 skaters (pro and am) will be in it.
I'll try to finish the DVD within a few weeks.
>Dete, you need some of my material or do you have enough material for your own DVD?
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:23 am
by Jean-Sébastien Dennebouy
Pics from the french crew are here :
www.descente.fr - In the "International" section of the gallery
Thanks for the event, see you in Grenoble !

Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 4:48 pm
by Paul Price
Hannover 1- 3 June
Better late than never, here are my photos from Hannover, hot action!

Here are my pics (7 year old Milo took the slalom shots!):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39089904@N ... 320024653/
use the slideshow setting of fast to view...
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:15 pm
by Jonathan Harms
Nice photos, Steve! I liked the one of you and Olson especially.
Re: more pics
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:11 pm
by HUYNH BACH SAC Frédéric
Thanks Steve, at last I found some pics of me !
more pics
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 12:37 pm
by Steve Hinzen
updated
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 10:17 am
by Detlef Rehbock
thank you jani for updating the files. it was the first time that we work alone with the excel files from dan. after awhile we get firm with that. one problem on the second day, because we changed the cables and didn´t see that we marked the red and white lane same as the day before, but after a few minutes everything was o.k. and the contest was running.
sorry that we had no time for the am head to head finals in tight slalom. but when we see it from today, the build of of tension for the tight race and the price ceremony couldn´t be better as we did. the stuff throw was great to keep all the visitors till we end the price ceremony. it was so much fun to see all these kids crying for the stuff. see the pics above.
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 9:54 am
by Jani Soderhall
Marcus Seyffarth wrote:Thanks for the results! Perhaps the title in the excelfiles should be changed from Paris to Hannover, recycling is good for the environment

Updated.
/Jani
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 7:41 am
by Flavio Badenes
Really nice pictures Karl, but wait till you see the ones you are going to take here in Amsterdam

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 5:07 am
by Jonathan Harms
Nice going, Karl, you smooth operator, you. I bet those girlies were impressed with your Germerican accent! Oh, nice work on the slalom course too.

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 12:38 am
by Karl Floitgraf
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 9:50 pm
by Marcus Seyffarth
Thanks for the results! Perhaps the title in the excelfiles should be changed from Paris to Hannover, recycling is good for the environment
How come that you had a 12 cones hit maximum rule? I haven't seen that since Morro Bay 2004.
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 7:28 pm
by HUYNH BACH SAC Frédéric
I put a few pics on Riderz Forum.... ( scroll down )
http://riderz.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=343411#343411
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 4:16 pm
by Jeroen Steggink
Hans Lucas wrote:Karl Floitgraf wrote:
... One of the people I met was Georg. .......... I couldn't think of a better use than to give him that board.
He's going to order stuff from Heiko's webshop this week and at next year's Hannover WC, there will be at least one Sarsedt local, maybe more.
Yeah, that kind of attitude is what we need in slalom; I also gave my Fibreflex with G-Bones a few years ago to a young skater and now he wants to practice for contests...
Why are slalom people so nice? :p hehehe..
I only started serious slaloming 1 year ago. I haven't competed yet, but my first contest will be this weekend. It looks like I missed a whole lot of fun in Hannover. Too bad I didn't have the time to be there.
I saw that you are coming to Amsterdam Karl! See you there!
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 2:28 pm
by Hans Lucas
Karl Floitgraf wrote:
... One of the people I met was Georg. .......... I couldn't think of a better use than to give him that board.
He's going to order stuff from Heiko's webshop this week and at next year's Hannover WC, there will be at least one Sarsedt local, maybe more.
Yeah, that kind of attitude is what we need in slalom; I also gave my Fibreflex with G-Bones a few years ago to a young skater and now he wants to practice for contests...
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 12:34 pm
by maike feldner
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 11:04 am
by Karl Floitgraf
hehe I like sarsedt girls...
Sarsedt was actually a really nice place to race. I myself have worked to bring slalom events to suburban venues and the people really do get into it.
One of the people I met was Georg. He's 19 and a street skater who lives two streets over from the race hill. He came out all weekend to pick up cones. He told me he was the only skater in Sarsedt and how incredibly stoked he was to see all of us- he could feel the positive vibes. He was really stoked and wanted to try slalom himself. So when I won an AXE for third place in TS I gave it to him.
I remember myself in Boston on July 4th 2003 picking up cones at John Gilmour's race. After watching him and Vlad race head to head TS I decided I wanted to do slalom... four years later from my point of view (on the amatuer podium sometimes) I couldn't think of a better use than to give him that board.
He's going to order stuff from Heiko's webshop this week and at next year's Hannover WC, there will be at least one Sarsedt local, maybe more.
NEEDHAM-SARSEDT SLALOM CONNECTION hehe.
Re: i´m tired
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 10:27 am
by Ramón Königshausen
Detlef Rehbock wrote:
they asked me, if we come back next year.
what do you think? small town, big contest. is taht o.k.? or should we try expo area in hannover again?
I think if the Expo festival takes place, then make it on the expo area because a lot of those Sarsteder people might come also to the race site in Hannover to watch again. (Makes it "Expo visitors + Sarstedter = even more spectators"

)
rmn
Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 9:15 am
by Carsten Pingel
yep, that is also my favorite ! "big guy, small guy"
This picture should be an advertising for slalomskateboarding ! old school, new school.....
i´m tired
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 9:00 pm
by Detlef Rehbock
happy that the results are online. my favorite pick is ed and the small skater.
big man, big board, samll kid, small board.
i will post our photos later. thanks for coming to sarstedt.
they asked me, if we come back next year.
what do you think? small town, big contest. is taht o.k.? or should we try expo area in hannover again?
hey patrick, take a look down left when you open the results. you don´t have to scroll. just look.
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 6:52 pm
by Carsten Pingel
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 6:02 pm
by Patrick Allan
I didn't see the tabs... however I still don't see any rankings... all I'm getting are raw times and cone counts...
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 5:12 pm
by Jani Soderhall
Patrick Allan wrote:Can someone please post the complete pro results?
I just did with the links above.. Look at the tabs (bottom of the screen) in the Excel spreadsheet.
/Jani
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 2:54 pm
by Patrick Allan
Can someone please post the complete pro results?
We left early sunday and I would like to know how (badly) I did in the tight...
Hannover 2007 - Final results
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 2:23 pm
by Jani Soderhall
Results provided by Detlef Rehbock:
Special slalom
Giant slalom
Tight slalom
Overall:
AM:
1. Brad Jackmann, USA
2. Manfred Koffinke, GER
3. Frank Beste, GER
Pro:
1. Luca Giammarco, ITA
2. Ramon Königshausen, SUI
3. Chris Barker, USA
3b. Maurus Strobel, SUI
Women:
1. Kathrin Sehl, GER
2. Olga Kiseleva, RUS
3.Joyce Wheldrake, CAN
Hannover Pictures
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 12:39 pm
by Sam Gordon
And here are some snaps.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/samg/sets/ ... 311514606/
Review on slideshow at full speed.
Hannover Am results
Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 12:09 am
by Sam Gordon
Pains me to post this first one:

Am Special Slalom (hybrid)

Am Straight (taken from qualifying times)

Am GS

Pro GS
Thanks Dete! Scariest Damn GS I ever tried. Lucky we didn't need those crash cushions.
Oh yeah. I saw one kid swap five of my autographs for a torn one of Ramon's and half a bottle of Radler.
Great courses!
sam
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 11:12 pm
by Ramón Königshausen
STR PROS
1st LUCA
2nd ME
3rd WADSTEN
4th PIRNACK
OVERALL PROS
1st LUCA
2nd ME
3rd CBARK
awesome weekend, big crowd (locals, lots of impressed kids => junior generation!!!), feedback coming (constructive criticism)
Thanks Dete for setting up the event, well chosen location though!
rmn
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 2:41 pm
by Chris Barrett
HELL YEAH, BRAD. Good show bud.
This is a good start, thanks, but we neeeeed complete results!!!!
How did my Canuck buddies do? I hear winston got 6th in the gs??
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 1:25 pm
by Carsten Pingel
as far as I remember........
PRO GS:
1 Jason Mitchell, USA
2 CBark, USA
3 Steve Olson, USA
AM GS:
1 Brad Jackman, USA
2 Manfred Koffinke, GER
3 Frank Beste, GER
4 Carsten Pingel, GER
Special Pro:
1 Luca Giammarco, ITA
2 Ramon Königshausen, SUI
3 Henrik Wadsten, SWE ??? as far as I remember
Special AM:
1 Kongo
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5 Carsten Pingel
Straight AM:
1 Frank Beste
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8 Carsten Pingel
Straight PRO:
no clue ! I was already on the Autobahn !
Hope the listing is ok so far !

Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 12:59 pm
by Jani Soderhall
...and what can you give all of us that couldn't be there?
We're curious to know the results!
/Jani
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 12:39 pm
by Flavio Badenes
Whooohooo!! I had a great weekend in Hannover!
Thanks Dete!!!
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 10:20 am
by Carsten Pingel
back to cologne after an challenging weekend in Hannover ! The GS was faaaast, and for the next time I 'd like to race a GS w/o a huge starting platform in the middle of the track !

The Special was fun to run, the straight was kind of a bowling festival !
Thanks Dete for the organisation! ....and....pls. put an air refreshener in the toilette !
I have never seen such a strong pro field before ! It was very interesting to meet all these guys (again) !
WAKE UP guys !!!!!! Pictures, results, PDF's.........!!!!