Swc Qualifier 2

[Hazzman]

Can't seem to find the results anywhere

 

Who won it?

[DutchGrasstrack]

Russia won it

 

Emil Sajfutdinov 15 (Maximum)

Denis Gizatullin 12

Roman Povazhny 12

Renat Gafurov 11

Roman Ivanov 11

 

2. Czech Republic

3. Italy

4. Hungary

[salty]

Thats a fantastic performance if thats the case!

Well done to the Russians!

[slav]

Thats a fantastic performance if thats the case!

Well done to the Russians!

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Tomicek 7

[Smallmead 1975-2005]

Anyone got the full result from this meeting please..????

[DutchGrasstrack]

Russia – 59

1. Denis Gizatullin (2,1,3,3,3) 12

2. Roman Povazhny (3,2,3,2,2) 12

3. Emil Sajfutdinov (3,3,3,3,3) 15

4. Roman Iwanow (3,2,1,1,2) 9

5. Renat Gafurov (2,3,2,3,1) 11

 

Czech Republic – 46

1. Ales Dryml (3,3,1,2,X) 9

2. Lubos Tomicek (2,X,2) 4

3. Lukas Dryml (2,3,1) 6

4. Zdenek Simota (2,1,2,2) 7

5. Josef Franc (3,2,1) 6

 

Italy – 31

1. Andrea Maida (1,X,2,X) 3

2. Mattia Carpanese )1,2,2,3) 8

3. Marco Gregnanin (X,0,3,2) 5

4. Guglielmo Franchetti (X,1,1) 2

5. Alessandro Milanese (0,1,0) 1

 

Hungary – 12

1. Sándor Tihanyi (0,0,0) 0

2. Zsolt Bencze (0,0,0,1) 1

3. Norbert Magosi (1,2,1,X) 4

4. Attila Stefáni (X,0,1,1) 2

5. József Tabaka (1,3,0) 4

 

Well done to Russia Looking forward to seeying them at Blijham this weekend .

[iris123]

Russia – 59

1. Denis Gizatullin (2,1,3,3,3) 12

2. Roman Povazhny (3,2,3,2,2) 12

3. Emil Sajfutdinov (3,3,3,3,3) 15

4. Roman Iwanow (3,2,1,1,2) 9

5. Renat Gafurov (2,3,2,3,1) 11

 

Czech Republic – 46

1. Ales Dryml (3,3,1,2,X) 9

2. Lubos Tomicek (2,X,2) 4

3. Lukas Dryml (2,3,1) 6

4. Zdenek Simota (2,1,2,2) 7

5. Josef Franc (3,2,1) 6

 

Italy – 31

1. Andrea Maida (1,X,2,X) 3

2. Mattia Carpanese )1,2,2,3) 8

3. Marco Gregnanin (X,0,3,2) 5

4. Guglielmo Franchetti (X,1,1) 2

5. Alessandro Milanese (0,1,0) 1

 

Hungary – 12

1. Sándor Tihanyi (0,0,0) 0

2. Zsolt Bencze (0,0,0,1) 1

3. Norbert Magosi (1,2,1,X) 4

4. Attila Stefáni (X,0,1,1) 2

5. József Tabaka (1,3,0) 4

 

Well done to Russia Looking forward to seeying them at Blijham this weekend .

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Apart from being in the wrong section,those scores don't add up

[tomazpozrl]

Apart from being in the wrong section,those scores don't add up

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But these do

 

Russia 59

1 Denis GIZATULLIN 2,1,3,3,3=12

2 Roman POVAZHNY 3,2,3,2,2=12

3 Emil SAYFUTDINOV 3,3,3,3,3=15

4 Roman IVANOV 3,2,1,1,2=9

5 Renat GAFUROV 2,3,2,3,1=11

 

Czech republic 46

1 Ales DRYML 3,3,1,R,3=10

2 Lubos TOMICEK 2,d,2,1,2=7

3 Lukas DRYML 2,3,3,d,2,3=13

4 Zdenek SIMOTA 2,1,2,2,2=9

5 Josef FRANC 3,2,0,-,2=7

 

Italy 31

1 Andrea MAIDA 1,T,2,R-=3

2 Mattia CARPANESE 1,2,2,3,3,1=12

3 Marco GREGNANIN R,0,3,2,1,1=7

4 Guglielmo FRANCHETTI T,1,1,3,2,1=8

5 Alessandro MILANESE 0,1,0,-,-=1

 

Hungary 12

1 Sandor TIHANY 0,0,0,1,0=1

2 Zsolt BENCZE 0,0,-,1,0,0=1

3 Norbert MAGOSI 1,2,1,d,0=4

4 Attila STEFANI T,0,1,1,-=2

5 Josezf TABAKA 1,3,0,0,0,0=4

[Hazzman]

Me thinks this is Russia's awakening on the big time.

 

Provided they find riders to cover for Sajfutdinow and Ivanov (2 possible GP stars), then they could be a force to reckon with.

[Bavarian]

Emil yes, but Roman I doubt as GP class, but they do have another one to watch in Grigorij Laguta. Wonder why he wasn't in their SWC team.

[mckenna]

going to be interesting listening to the pronunciation of their russian names

Edited June 12, 2007 by mckenna