The Schedulo.

The weatherforecast

A gratuitous Austrian sauna shot. You’re lucky you don’t have to look at this 6ft poster in real life…that blokes boys are quite clearly out of the barracks. Come on Austrian tourism…use the airbrush pleeeeaase.

weather and schedule for Schladming downhill mountain bike world cup 2009

4x track is looking twice as long, fast and fun, a new top section joins last years track via a big pro line. Photos coming next.
Video of the DH track and the 4x coming up as soon as Schladming internet plays the game.

If anyone is interested here is my day one travel itinerary :
Monday 22.00pm drive to Gatwick.
Tuesday 01.30am sleep in back of van at Gatwick.
Tuesday 04.30am bus to airport and check in.
Tuesday 6.30am fly to Salzburg.
Tuesday 12:15pm train from Salzburg to Schladming.
Tuesday 14.30pm walk to hotel
Tuesday 15.30pm Gondola to top of downhill track, walk down with video camera and stills camera.
Tuesday 17.30pm Eat.
Tuesday 18.30pm capture video, capture stills.
Tuesday 19.30pm upload stuff to the webber.
Tuesday 20.00pm repair broken camera.

Schladming downhill mountain bike World Cup 2009 Track photos

Four Words:

Steve Peat World Champion

Lots of people thought they would never hear that collection of words, but it has happened here today in Canberra, Australia, in an amazingly emotional race.
My race notes got destroyed by what seemed like a hose pipe of alcohol being sprayed in the rolling maul that was the Steve Peat World Champion celebration group hug of about 1000 people.

The race went something like this:

Hannah throws his bike to the ground and his arms in the air, he thinks he might have got the win. 2:31.02.
There are five riders sat at the top of Mount Stromlo, Nick Beer is the first of them to drop in to the race, he ends up out the back in nowheresville.
Steve Peat sprints out of the start gate next and is immediately up at he first split, faster again at the second split, with a speed trap reading equal to that of Hannah.

We knew times were going to be tight, and Peat goes just 0.69sec faster than Mick over the 2.1km course.

Peat in the hot seat looking nervous, he’s been in this position before, watching the times, watching the big screen, listing out for the split times.
Sam Hill is next to leave the start hut. No one really expected Hill to do that well here on this pedally course, but he stops the clock at 2.33.04 just 2.71 down on Peaty. Not bad.

Minnaar is the next big threat to Steve, riding the same bike, Greg is an awesome pedaller, one second down at the first split, still one second adrift at the second split, it all comes down to the last sprint to the line, has Minnaar got the legs? No, by the smallest of margins 0.05, I really don’t know what that would actually look like, 0.05
Peaty sat in the back of the Ute told me he was shitting himself.
Gee Atherton last man down was the only person who could shatter Peaty’s dream, something that happened last year in Val Di Sole.
Not this year though, Gee was 2 seconds down at the first split, that’s alot of time to make up here and he just couldn’t do it.

Steve Peat is World Champion.

Stay Tuned for DirtTV videos, interviews, photos, the lot.

Steve Peat 2009 World Champion

After the hullabaloo of the finish arena, the podium, the press conference, Peaty sits down on his own in the corner and phones his wife, Adele, with the good news.

(His phone was constantly buzzing with congratulatory text messages, one of which was from Nico Vouilloz)

Full Results

1 4 PEAT Steve Great Britain 48.735 (2) 1:14.14 (1) 1:52.46 (1) 2:30.33 0.00
2 2 MINNAAR Greg South Africa 48.507 (4) 1:15.29 (4) 1:53.68 (2) 2:30.38 +0.05
3 6 HANNAH Michael Australia 48.735 (2) 1:15.59 (5) 1:53.92 (3) 2:31.02 +0.69
4 9 BAREL Fabien France 46.125 (21) 1:15.06 (2) 1:53.96 (4) 2:31.17 +0.84
5 3 HILL Samuel Australia 48.280 (5) 1:15.15 (3) 1:54.06 (5) 2:33.04 +2.71
6 1 ATHERTON Gee Great Britain 46.125 (21) 1:16.14 (6) 1:55.04 (6) 2:34.25 +3.92
7 20 RENNIE Nathan Australia 1:16.85 (9) 1:56.35 (9) 2:34.31 +3.98
8 8 LEOV Justin New Zealand 46.963 (11) 1:17.59 (12) 1:56.86 (12) 2:34.32 +3.99
9 16 KOVARIK Chris Australia 47.394 (8) 1:16.83 (8) 1:56.01 (8) 2:34.35 +4.02
10 17 SMITH Steve Canada 46.751 (14) 1:17.96 (15) 1:56.45 (10) 2:34.50 +4.17
11 24 ATKINSON Bryn Australia 49.435 (1) 1:16.38 (7) 1:55.56 (7) 2:35.07 +4.74
12 22 GRAVES Jared Australia 45.117 (38) 1:17.92 (14) 1:57.74 (17) 2:35.31 +4.98
13 42 WARREN Cody United States 45.920 (27) 1:18.76 (23) 1:57.81 (19) 2:35.95 +5.62
14 19 GIORDANENGO Aurelien France 43.965 (46) 1:17.46 (10) 1:56.53 (11) 2:35.97 +5.64
15 38 STRAIT Kyle United States 45.920 (27) 1:17.81 (13) 1:57.02 (14) 2:36.31 +5.98
16 36 RANDO Jared Australia 45.117 (38) 1:18.68 (21) 1:57.76 (18) 2:36.56 +6.23
17 7 BLENKINSOP Samuel New Zealand 46.540 (17) 1:18.65 (20) 1:57.58 (16) 2:37.47 +7.14
18 59 LOPES Brian United States 47.612 (6) 1:21.01 (40) 2:00.60 (37) 2:37.58 +7.25
19 25 POLC Filip Slovakia 45.920 (27) 1:19.14 (28) 1:58.98 (25) 2:37.76 +7.43
20 48 GUTIERREZ VILLEGAS Marcelo Colombia 46.963 (11) 1:20.35 (36) 2:00.14 (36) 2:37.91 +7.58
21 10 GWIN Aaron United States 45.716 (32) 1:18.14 (17) 1:57.27 (15) 2:38.12 +7.79
22 21 RIFFLE Duncan United States 46.751 (14) 1:18.85 (24) 1:58.18 (21) 2:38.46 +8.13
23 14 BEAUMONT Marc Great Britain 46.125 (21) 1:19.04 (27) 1:58.37 (23) 2:38.48 +8.15
24 12 FAIRCLOUGH Brendan Great Britain 45.515 (33) 1:18.68 (21) 1:57.88 (20) 2:38.71 +8.38
25 33 VAZQUEZ LOPEZ David Spain 47.612 (6) 1:21.74 (42) 2:01.48 (39) 2:39.36 +9.03
26 41 VAGNER Adam Czech Republic 45.117 (38) 1:19.98 (35) 1:59.94 (32) 2:39.56 +9.23
27 23 DELFS Mitchell Australia 47.178 (10) 1:19.32 (30) 1:59.52 (27) 2:39.58 +9.25
28 18 BRYCELAND Josh Great Britain 45.515 (33) 1:18.05 (16) 1:58.21 (22) 2:39.63 +9.30
29 49 SCOLES Matthew New Zealand 46.540 (17) 1:18.87 (25) 1:59.42 (26) 2:39.68 +9.35
30 52 BILUK Jamie Canada 46.540 (17) 1:19.71 (32) 2:00.06 (34) 2:39.86 +9.53
31 27 SUDING Lorenzo Italy 46.963 (11) 1:19.72 (33) 2:00.09 (35) 2:39.99 +9.66
32 51 SCHUSLER Joey United States 44.343 (44) 1:18.62 (19) 1:59.59 (29) 2:40.02 +9.69
33 5 BEER Nick Switzerland 46.751 (14) 1:18.95 (26) 1:58.73 (24) 2:40.05 +9.72
34 15 GUARDIA PASCUAL Bernat Spain 46.125 (21) 1:19.94 (34) 2:00.04 (33) 2:40.09 +9.76
35 40 BERCHTOLD Markolf Brazil 45.920 (27) 1:19.29 (29) 1:59.60 (30) 2:40.24 +9.91
36 46 BENNETT Kieran New Zealand 44.534 (43) 1:20.43 (37) 2:00.66 (38) 2:40.28 +9.95
37 32 RANKIN Nathan New Zealand 47.394 (8) 1:18.30 (18) 1:59.84 (31) 2:40.84 +10.51
38 58 SALADINI Romain France 46.125 (21) 1:22.08 (43) 2:02.12 (43) 2:41.33 +11.00
39 30 STROBEL Luke United States 46.331 (20) 1:19.42 (31) 1:59.53 (28) 2:41.82 +11.49
40 31 WALLNER Robin Sweden 42.344 (52) 1:20.79 (38) 2:01.50 (40) 2:42.32 +11.99
41 50 TENNANT Dean Canada 45.315 (37) 1:22.66 (44) 2:02.84 (44) 2:42.43 +12.10
42 53 GARSTIN Simon Canada 45.515 (33) 1:20.93 (39) 2:02.03 (42) 2:43.65 +13.32
43 29 BEER Marcel Switzerland 44.921 (41) 1:21.13 (41) 2:01.63 (41) 2:43.72 +13.39
44 54 RUTAR Nejc Slovenia 43.965 (46) 1:23.58 (45) 2:04.14 (45) 2:44.60 +14.27
45 56 FRASER Rob Canada 45.515 (33) 1:23.74 (46) 2:05.41 (47) 2:46.16 +15.83
46 28 COLE Cameron New Zealand 46.125 (21) 1:17.54 (11) 1:56.87 (13) 2:46.66 +16.33
47 57 VITKO Matej Slovakia 44.153 (45) 1:26.33 (49) 2:07.24 (49) 2:46.88 +16.55
48 37 NAGATA Junya Japan 43.050 (48) 1:25.69 (48) 2:07.15 (48) 2:47.25 +16.92
49 55 SANCHEZ PAEZ Camilo Andres Colombia 45.920 (27) 1:23.96 (47) 2:05.33 (46) 2:48.16 +17.83
50 34 MASTERS Wyn New Zealand 40.837 (55) 1:32.08 (54) 2:12.46 (51) 2:51.93 +21.60
51 47 TSUI King Man Hong Kong 44.921 (41) 1:29.62 (51) 2:12.93 (52) 2:55.42 +25.09
52 63 CAMARGO REY Anderson Colombia 42.344 (52) 1:28.12 (50) 2:12.38 (50) 3:00.29 +29.96
53 43 LAU Shu Sum Hong Kong 41.661 (54) 1:30.75 (53) 2:15.56 (54) 3:00.30 +29.97
54 44 BENDER Maximilian Germany 32.904 (56) 1:30.73 (52) 2:14.24 (53) 3:04.22 +33.89
55 39 YIP Kim Fung Hong Kong 42.518 (49) 1:35.49 (56) 2:21.58 (56) 3:13.08 +42.75
56 45 WONG HON Chiu Hong Kong 42.518 (49) 1:36.45 (57) 2:22.40 (57) 3:13.52 +43.19
57 61 ALVAREZ VILLA Daniel Colombia 42.518 (49) 1:35.48 (55) 2:18.82 (55) 3:27.77 +57.44
58 11 PASCAL Mickael France 28.152 (57) 1:49.32 (58) 2:48.82 (58) 4:01.38 +1:31.05
13 NEETHLING Andrew South Africa DNS DNS

santa cruz rider steve peat is 2009 world downhill mountainbike champion in Canberra Australia

Mens Elite Results.

Mick Hannah, first in the timed session with a 2:29.68. Think he said he pinned it most of the way.

Might surprise a few to see Hill in 2nd spot, fastest at both splits then just rolled into the finish line.

Greg Minnaar, last years World Cup race winner 1.88 back in 3rd.

We think Barel crashed, Peaty cruised it, Needles is in pain with a bust hand, Rennie also pulled over with a hand injury.

Trek had the areo wheels and number boards out this morning, Tracy chose not to run them for the timed session, but still took first place.

Claire Buchar took second in the timed practise session despite running with a broken rear mech for much of the track.

Ffion Griffiths looked quite comfortable in 3rd and said she had lots more in reserve. Is the “ramp up” remote shock device her dad built in the shed giving her the edge?

Sabrina Jonnier seems to be still suffering from jet lag and fatigue. She pinned her run but was still off the pace.

Shaun O’Connor running a single crown fork set up on his Sunday stomped his intentions down with a very rapid 2:36.92.

Danny Hart wasn’t phased by his 2nd spot, he thrives on pressure and reckons there’s still plenty more left in the tank for Sunday.

Junior Womens timed results.

Tracy Moseley and Mick Hannah throw down the gauntlet in the Canberra timed sessions

Sam Hill launches his custom built Specialized SX Trail – slack angles, 7″ travel and lighter weight than a full on DH bike. He likes the course and he likes being home in Australia [although his house is still 3723km away.]

Aside from the all new ‘Pumptrack worlds’ there is another unofficial world championship event this weekend, and this one has a long following. This is the trophy for the Boxxer Worlds which are at 5pm this Saturday – where teams of crack mechanics will run head to head in a race to strip and rebuild a set of Boxxer forks, spiced up with mandatory shots of hard alcohol and savage heckling from the cheap seats. The playing field has shifted this year with the all new Boxxer model, not to mention the UCI skin suit ban, but reigning champ John Dawson is quietly confident, he says it’s the drinking part where his skills really come into play, and everybody knows there’s no really hard booze in Australia!

Sabrina Jonnier usually does well on a long course with some hard pedalling. The question is how will she cope on a short course with lots of pedalling?

Without Rachel Atherton this year, there are still at least 4 women who could take the rainbow stripes, Tracy Moseley has got to be one of the likely ones and she looked really comfortable through the rocky sections and drops.

The short Canberra track is taking a beating and the holes and dust on this corner are getting steadily worse. Quite a few riders have gone down here but Greg Minnaar rails the smooth outside line.

4X qualifiers went down today and there were no big surprises with Jared Graves and Jill Kintner going fastest.

Tools, fast food wrappers and caffeine. This is race central for one of the fastest riders, and the hands that work these tools are pretty good at polishing one out. It’s not hard, but not that easy either…guesses on an email to Billy and he’ll send you a wallaby for Christmas.

The first thing that Doug, Josh, Steve, Bart and Homer do when the get home from a hard days racing is to check out the latest updates on Dirtmag! Or is that facetube?

exciting mountain bike race photos from Victor Lucas at the Worlds in Australia

Jared Graves and Jill kintner whoop the 4x field in todays qualifying.

Jared Graves the Australian powerhouse.

Romain Saladini brings home a 3rd for the French.

Mens 4x qualifying results.

How the men line up tomorrow.

Jill Kintner does the business for the USA

Caroline “The Cannon” Buchanan only 0.35 down in 2nd spot.

Third fastest qualifyier, Anneke Beerten with a 53.23.

2009 womens 4x start list

Graves and Kintner go fastest in Canberra 2009 for the World Mountain Bike Championships

If you took a poll and asked people who they would most like to see win the worlds… The majority answer would have to be ‘Steve Peat’.
He was looking very fast through the rocks today and with his recent stretch of podiums he has got to be up there as a favourite.

Another man on a mission – Fabien Barel has been focusing on this race ever since his knee injury. He is riding on of the lightest bikes here with single crown forks and airshock with lockout. As he said ‘It’s a big challenge on this bike, but you need to take a risk to win here.’

The 4X course has lots of inventive features named after Ozzie landmarks like Uluru [a very big rock] the Bungle Bungles [round humpy things] and Bells Beach [no idea what that is]. And there are two lines round the first corner which should help make racing interesting.

The big event today was the inaugural Pump Track World Championships. What must have been thousands of fans crammed into a tiny but beautifully prepared backyard in suburban Canberra. The worlds best all had a go, Brendan Fairclough was fastest qualifier of the five lap race and missed out to Hannah for the win. The action was encouraged by MC Robbie ’skinsuit’ McNaughton and fuelled on beer and energy drinks. Great fun.

Great fun until this lunatic got so wasted he decided to a streak around the track. That was a laugh too until he launched himself on top of me, caught me blindside and buried me and my camera headfirst in the deck. I have a damn sore shoulder now. Cheers dude I hope you have the hangover from hell.

victor lucas photos from the World downhill mountainbike championships

This was a great event, let’s hope it carries on for 2010.

I sat on the shed roof and filmed most of it, so stay tuned for the DirtTV video soonish.
In the mean time here are a few camera phone pics, to give you an idea.

Mick Hannah wins the inaugral 2009 World PumpTrack Championships

British junior racer Danny Hart is riding a custom Lapierre “Froggy”, built with the same geo as his downhill bike just grams lighter.

Lorenzo Suding lived up to his “FYA” motto yesterday when he tried to wipe out the DirtTV Crew. (Watch the video)

Nathan Rennie has lost kilos for his Worlds title shot. Second last year, Rennie will be one to watch for sure.

Steve Peat’s V10 gets pimper by the day, come Sunday this rig will be a work of art.

New Zealand junior rider Aari Barret with his Scott Voltage FR, will definately be a contender for the gold.

Dan Atherton’s worlds 4x weappon.

Fionn Griffiths has a super trick homemade “ramp up” device on her Norco.

Mitch Delfs reckons his Morewood is the nicest looking bike in Stromlo.

…while Nathan Rennie reckons his Ute is the pimpest looking Ute in town, and I’ve got to agree with him there. Makes my old Caddy look positively agricultural.

Folk were expecting areo dynamic fairings and scoops on Tracy Moseleys bike following the Trek tunnel test. We’ll see if anything appears on race day.

This is what’s known as an Aussie Burger. Pineapple, bacon, burger, lettuce and what looked like a slice of beetroot at the bottom, allwashed down with a cup of chips.

Emmeline Ragot, flat out.

Floriane Pugin, sporting the single crown setup.

Photographer Sven Martin’s Camp-er van.

Mick Hannahs (2009 World PumpTrack Champion) mechanic works on another contender for the nicest looking bike in Canberra award.

Not everyone at Stromlo is too worried about how their bike looks.

Photos: Bruce Trailmix.

Matt Scoles. Photo:James Allan.

Sam Hill. Photo:James Allan.

Rhys Willemse.Photo:James Allan.

Wednesday Worlds Randoms

Mt Stromlo this morning.

Checkout the event schedule below.

The weeks weather forecast from Acuweather.com.

Looks like a spot of rain tonight and tomorrow, then dry Friday, Saturday but cloudy and windy for Sunday race day.

As you can see from the schedule, the seeding runs take place on Friday at 10.30am, here are the complete rider lists.

Men Official Timed Session Start List.

1. 12:15:00 62 GER19760514 TSCHUGG Guido GERMANY -
2. 12:15:30 61 COL19810226 ALVAREZ VILLA Daniel COLOMBIA -
3. 12:16:00 60 GER19880304 FISCHBACH Johannes GERMANY -
4. 12:16:30 59 USA19710906 LOPES Brian UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -
5. 12:17:00 58 FRA19861010 SALADINI Romain FRANCE -
6. 12:17:30 57 SVK19870522 VITKO Matej SLOVAKIA 675
7. 12:18:00 56 CAN19900912 FRASER Rob CANADA 474
8. 12:18:30 54 SLO19890427 RUTAR Nejc SLOVENIA 240
9. 12:19:00 53 CAN19900623 GARSTIN Simon CANADA 180
10. 12:19:30 52 CAN19850815 BILUK Jamie CANADA 175
11. 12:20:00 51 USA19900326 SCHUSLER Joey UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 141
12. 12:20:30 50 CAN19880928 TENNANT Dean CANADA 134
13. 12:21:00 49 NZL19890605 SCOLES Matthew NEW-ZEALAND 132
14. 12:21:30 48 COL19900509 GUTIERREZ VILLEGAS Marcelo COLOMBIA 116
15. 12:22:00 47 HKG19820121 TSUI King Man HONG-KONG, CHINA 111
16. 12:22:30 46 NZL19871202 BENNETT Kieran NEW-ZEALAND 108
17. 12:23:00 45 HKG19880910 WONG HON Chiu HONG-KONG, CHINA 102
18. 12:23:30 44 GER19900817 BENDER Maximilian GERMANY 100
19. 12:24:00 43 HKG19840920 LAU Shu Sum HONG-KONG, CHINA 97
20. 12:24:30 42 USA19850827 WARREN Cody UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 96
21. 12:25:00 41 CZE19810425 VAGNER Adam CZECH REPUBLIC 88
22. 12:25:30 40 BRA19800209 BERCHTOLD Markolf BRAZIL 80
23. 12:26:00 39 HKG19820221 YIP Kim Fung HONG-KONG, CHINA 72
24. 12:26:30 38 USA19870404 STRAIT Kyle UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 71
25. 12:27:00 37 JPN19880813 NAGATA Junya JAPAN 69
26. 12:27:30 36 AUS19810622 RANDO Jared AUSTRALIA 62
27. 12:28:00 34 NZL19870418 MASTERS Wyn NEW-ZEALAND 48
28. 12:28:30 33 ESP19790210 VAZQUEZ LOPEZ David SPAIN 43
29. 12:29:00 32 NZL19790430 RANKIN Nathan NEW-ZEALAND 41
30. 12:29:30 31 SWE19880704 WALLNER Robin SWEDEN 40
31. 12:30:00 30 USA19860624 STROBEL Luke UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 37
32. 12:30:30 29 SUI19851227 BEER Marcel SWITZERLAND 34
33. 12:31:00 28 NZL19880203 COLE Cameron NEW-ZEALAND 33
34. 12:31:30 27 ITA19860315 SUDING Lorenzo ITALY 32
35. 12:32:00 25 SVK19820410 POLC Filip SLOVAKIA 29
36. 12:32:30 24 AUS19821209 ATKINSON Bryn AUSTRALIA 28
37. 12:33:00 23 AUS19890725 DELFS Mitchell AUSTRALIA 23
38. 12:33:30 22 AUS19821216 GRAVES Jared AUSTRALIA 22
39. 12:34:00 21 USA19861029 RIFFLE Duncan UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 21
40. 12:34:30 20 AUS19810531 RENNIE Nathan AUSTRALIA 20
41. 12:35:00 19 FRA19880422 GIORDANENGO Aurélien FRANCE 19
42. 12:35:30 18 GBR19900323 BRYCELAND Josh GREAT BRITAIN 18
43. 12:36:00 17 CAN19891125 SMITH Steve CANADA 17
44. 12:36:30 16 AUS19780301 KOVARIK Chris AUSTRALIA 16
45. 12:37:30 15 ESP19820930 GUARDIA PASCUAL Bernat SPAIN 15

46. 12:38:30 14 GBR19840925 BEAUMONT Marc GREAT BRITAIN 14
47. 12:39:30 13 RSA19840805 NEETHLING Andrew SOUTH AFRICA 13
48. 12:40:30 12 GBR19880110 FAIRCLOUGH Brendan GREAT BRITAIN 12
49. 12:41:30 11 FRA19791011 PASCAL Mickael FRANCE 11
50. 12:42:30 10 USA19871224 GWIN Aaron UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 10
51. 12:43:30 9 FRA19800726 BAREL Fabien FRANCE 9
52. 12:44:30 8 NZL19841020 LEOV Justin NEW-ZEALAND 8
53. 12:45:30 7 NZL19881028 BLENKINSOP Samuel NEW-ZEALAND 7
54. 12:46:30 6 AUS19831121 HANNAH Michael AUSTRALIA 6
55. 12:47:30 5 SUI19870917 BEER Nick SWITZERLAND 5
56. 12:48:30 4 GBR19740617 PEAT Steve GREAT BRITAIN 4
57. 12:49:30 3 AUS19850721 HILL Samuel AUSTRALIA 3
58. 12:50:30 2 RSA19811113 MINNAAR Greg SOUTH AFRICA 2
59. 12:51:30 1 GBR19850226 ATHERTON Gee GREAT BRITAIN 1

Women Official Timed Session Start List.

1. 11:45:00 27 NZL19810926 JOHNSTON Olivia NEW-ZEALAND -
2. 11:45:30 26 HUN19770803 BOER Julia HUNGARY 198
3. 11:46:00 25 NZL19810818 HARPER Harriet NEW-ZEALAND 84
4. 11:46:30 24 CAN19900302 MILLER Miranda CANADA 72
5. 11:47:00 23 NZL19790711 MOLLOY Gabrielle NEW-ZEALAND 54
6. 11:47:30 22 RSA19770128 MARTIN Anka SOUTH AFRICA 49
7. 11:48:00 21 AUS19790128 BOOTH Sarah AUSTRALIA 47
8. 11:48:30 20 AUS19801119 SMITH Cara AUSTRALIA 33
9. 11:49:00 19 USA19821226 PRUITT Kathleen UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 31
10. 11:49:30 18 JPN19790522 IIZUKA Tomoko JAPAN 30
11. 11:50:00 17 NZL19820106 LAIRD Amy NEW-ZEALAND 26
12. 11:50:30 16 RSA19791124 PETTERSON Joanna SOUTH AFRICA 22
13. 11:51:00 15 AUS19780905 WHITEMAN Claire AUSTRALIA 21
14. 11:51:30 14 CAN19880821 GATTO Micayla CANADA 18
15. 11:52:00 13 ECU19840319 MARGGRAFF Diana ECUADOR 14
16. 11:52:30 12 AUT19801112 MOLCIK Anita AUSTRIA 12
17. 11:53:30 11 USA19820125 BUHL Melissa UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 11
18. 11:54:30 10 CAN19780426 BUCHAR Claire CANADA 10
19. 11:55:30 9 GBR19820827 GRIFFITHS Fionn GREAT BRITAIN 8
20. 11:56:30 8 SUI19860919 SIEGENTHALER Emilie SWITZERLAND 7
21. 11:57:30 7 FRA19830128 GROS Céline FRANCE 6
22. 11:58:30 6 JPN19830401 SUEMASA Mio JAPAN 5
23. 11:59:30 5 FRA19890417 PUGIN Floriane FRANCE 4
24. 12:00:30 4 FRA19860527 RAGOT Emmeline FRANCE 3
25. 12:01:30 3 GBR19790412 MOSELEY Tracy GREAT BRITAIN 2
26. 12:02:30 2 FRA19810819 JONNIER Sabrina FRANCE 1

Male Juniors Official Timed Session Start List

1. 10:50:00 28 NZL19910712 HELLIWELL Ethan NEW-ZEALAND 7
2. 10:51:00 12 AUS19910403 DINHAM Laurie AUSTRALIA 7
3. 10:52:00 27 NZL19910725 HEADS Daniel NEW-ZEALAND 6
4. 10:53:00 13 AUS19920602 GOWER William AUSTRALIA 6
5. 10:54:00 34 USA19910103 ULMER Geoffrey UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 5
6. 10:55:00 26 NZL19920409 CHAPMAN Rupert NEW-ZEALAND 5
7. 10:56:00 20 CAN19920401 ALLISON Tyler CANADA 5
8. 10:57:00 15 AUS19910822 HADLEY Hans AUSTRALIA 5
9. 10:58:00 6 GBR19910623 BREWIN Gareth GREAT BRITAIN 5
10. 10:59:00 33 USA19910627 NEER Shawn UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4
11. 11:00:00 25 NZL19911203 LEACOCK Richard NEW-ZEALAND 4
12. 11:01:00 19 CAN19910105 ZOOBKOFF Trenton CANADA 4
13. 11:02:00 10 AUS19910713 O’CONNOR Shaun AUSTRALIA 4
14. 11:03:00 5 GBR19920421 GANNICOTT Arran GREAT BRITAIN 4
15. 11:04:00 42 JPN19911219 KUSHIMA Santa JAPAN 3
16. 11:05:00 32 USA19911214 WORL Luciano UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3
17. 11:06:00 24 NZL19920409 BRANNIGAN George NEW-ZEALAND 3
18. 11:07:00 18 CAN19920616 GAUVIN Remi CANADA 3
19. 11:08:00 14 AUS19921205 MOORE Antony AUSTRALIA 3
20. 11:09:00 4 GBR19910805 HEATH Harry GREAT BRITAIN 3
21. 11:10:00 41 JPN19920607 IMOTO Hajime JAPAN 2
22. 11:11:00 36 CZE19910408 KIMMEL Erik CZECH REPUBLIC 2
23. 11:12:00 31 USA19910412 AIELLO Kevin UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2
24. 11:13:00 23 NZL19911125 MACDONALD Brook NEW-ZEALAND 2
25. 11:14:00 17 CAN19920304 MARSHALL Chayse CANADA 2
26. 11:15:00 11 AUS19910721 MURRELL Tamryn AUSTRALIA 2
27. 11:16:00 8 FRA19910208 OZIOL Ivan FRANCE 2
28. 11:17:00 3 GBR19910216 KERR Bernard GREAT BRITAIN 2
29. 11:18:00 44 SWE19911115 PETERSSON Kim SWEDEN 1
30. 11:19:00 43 JPN19920426 SHIMIZU Kazuki JAPAN 1
31. 11:20:00 40 RSA19920723 BENTLEY Timothy SOUTH AFRICA 1
32. 11:21:00 39 ESP19910930 GARAY TAMAYO Iago SPAIN 1
33. 11:22:00 38 GER19910613 EYSHOLDT Wolfgang GERMANY 1
34. 11:23:00 37 SLO19910117 PANDUR Ziga SLOVENIA 1
35. 11:24:00 35 CZE19911024 HANAK Martin CZECH REPUBLIC 1
36. 11:25:00 30 USA19920303 ROPELATO Mitch UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1
37. 11:26:00 29 ITA19911128 GAMENARA Andréa ITALY 1
38. 11:27:00 22 NZL19910131 BARRETT Aari NEW-ZEALAND 1
39. 11:28:00 16 CAN19920321 MARSHALL Kyle CANADA 1
40. 11:29:00 9 AUS19910911 WILLEMSE Rhys AUSTRALIA 1
41. 11:30:00 7 FRA19911020 THOME Patrick FRANCE 1
42. 11:31:00 2 GBR19910920 HART Danny GREAT BRITAIN 1

Female Juniors Official Timed Session Start List.

1. 10:30:00 3 FRA19920525 BERTEAUX Julie FRANCE 3
2. 10:31:00 2 FRA19920313 LOMBARD Fanny FRANCE 2
3. 10:32:00 8 NZL19920822 WIGHT Georgia NEW-ZEALAND 1
4. 10:33:00 7 ITA19910711 MARCELLINI Alia ITALY 1
5. 10:34:00 6 GER19910616 DICKERHOFF Leoni-Caro. GERMANY 1
6. 10:35:00 4 AUS19921030 BAARSPUL Holly AUSTRALIA 1
7. 10:36:00 1 FRA19910610 PAJOT Anais FRANCE 1

4x men qualifying start times.

1. 65 ESP19810301 ALVAREZ DE LARA LUCAS Rafael SPAIN World Champion 2008 7
2. 66 AUS19821216 GRAVES Jared AUSTRALIA 1
3. 67 NED19780519 WICHMAN Joost NETHERLANDS 2
4. 68 FRA19861010 SALADINI Romain FRANCE 3
5. 69 GBR19820125 ATHERTON Dan GREAT BRITAIN 5
6. 70 CZE19810401 PROKOP Michal CZECH REPUBLIC 6
7. 71 GER19880304 FISCHBACH Johannes GERMANY 8
8. 72 CZE19870612 SLAVIK Tomas CZECH REPUBLIC 9
9. 73 GER19760514 TSCHUGG Guido GERMANY 10
10. 74 GBR19780602 BEAUMONT Scott GREAT BRITAIN 11
11. 75 SVK19820410 POLC Filip SLOVAKIA 13
12. 76 AUS19800528 MADILL Luke AUSTRALIA 14
13. 77 NED19830330 MEIJER Jurg NETHERLANDS 17
14. 78 USA19920303 ROPELATO Mitch UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 18
15. 79 AUS19910815 WILLOUGHBY Sam AUSTRALIA 20
16. 80 AUS19870515 DARRELL Leigh AUSTRALIA 21
17. 81 SUI19890908 GRAF David SWITZERLAND 22
18. 82 SUI19840802 SEYDOUX Pascal SWITZERLAND 23
19. 83 SVK19870522 VITKO Matej SLOVAKIA 24
20. 84 AUS19921002 HENDERSON Ryan AUSTRALIA 27
21. 85 FRA19880422 GIORDANENGO Aurélien FRANCE 30
22. 86 AUS19700901 HUNTINGTON Randal AUSTRALIA 35
23. 87 USA19910128 CARNEY Blake UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 44
24. 88 JPN19880813 NAGATA Junya JAPAN 51
25. 89 USA19860628 HADERER Michael Robert UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 53
26. 91 CAN19921219 WALSTROM Kye CANADA 77
27. 92 NZL19890818 MASTERS Edward NEW-ZEALAND 100
28. 94 JPN19920426 SHIMIZU Kazuki JAPAN 195
29. 95 NZL19900324 WALKER Matthew NEW-ZEALAND -
30. 99 CZE19920227 RIHA Jakub CZECH REPUBLIC 76

4x Women Qualifying start times.

1. 33 USA19820125 BUHL Melissa UNITED STATES OF AMERICA World Champion 2008 6
2. 34 NED19820707 BEERTEN Anneke NETHERLANDS 1
3. 35 GBR19820827 GRIFFITHS Fionn GREAT BRITAIN 2
4. 36 USA19811024 KINTNER Jill UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3
5. 37 AUS19901024 BUCHANAN Caroline AUSTRALIA 4
6. 38 AUT19801112 MOLCIK Anita AUSTRIA 5
7. 40 JPN19830401 SUEMASA Mio JAPAN 8
8. 41 AUS19830822 HUNTINGTON Sarsha AUSTRALIA 10
9. 42 RSA19791124 PETTERSON Joanna SOUTH AFRICA 11
10. 44 CZE19890427 LABOUNKOVA Romana CZECH REPUBLIC 14
11. 45 HUN19770803 BOER Julia HUNGARY 24
12. 46 ECU19840319 MARGGRAFF Diana ECUADOR 12

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