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@DutchGrassTrack: so Sven Holstein won't be competing in the European Junior Championship then. Also I expect Stellingwerf to shine this winter, as he had a good season last year.

 

Well this has been confirmed, Holstein and Stellingwerf will race in the Team Championship.

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Sanok Cup Result. (Taken from: SportoweFakty.pl)

 

 

Results:

1 Danil Ivanov - Russia (3,3,2,3) 11 + 1 place in the finals

2 Nikolai Krasnikow - Russia (3,3,3,3) 12 + 2 in the final

3, Andrei Sziszegow - Russia (3,3,3,2) 11 +3 + 3 place in the finals

4 Ivan Ivanov - Russia (2,3,3,3) 11 +3 + 4 in the final

5 Harald Simon - Austria (1,3,3,2) 9 +2

5 Stefan Svensson - Sweden (3,2,3, d) 8 +2

7 Stanislaw Arkhipov - Russia (1,2,2,3) 8 +1

7 Antonin Klatovsky - Czech Republic (0,1,2,3) 6 +1

9 Rene Stellingwerf - Netherlands (1,2,2,2) 7 +0

9 Fredrik Johansson - Sweden (2,2,1,1) 6 +0

11 Martin Leitner - Austria (2,2,1,0) 5

12 Sven Holstein - Netherlands (1,1,1,2) 5

13 Henri Malinen - Finland (3,1,0,0) 4

14 Gregory Knapp - Poland (w, 0,2,2) 4

15 Heinz Goldi - Switzerland (2,1,0,1) 4

16 Gunther Bauer - Germany (2, ,-,-) 2

17 Jouni Seppanen - Finland (0,1,0,1) 2

17 Christoph Kirchner - Germany (0,0,1,1) 2

19 Miroslaw DANISZEWSKI - Poland (1,0,0,0) 1

20 Andrey Diviš - Czech Republic (1) 1

20 Josef Kreuzberger - Austria (1) 1

22 Paul Strugala - Switzerland (u, 0,0,0) 0

 

 

Run after the race:

1 Malinen, Goldi, DANISZEWSKI, Knapp (fx)

2 Sziszegow, Bauer, Stellingwerf, Seppanen

3 Krasnikow, Johansson, Arkhipov, Kirchner

4 Svensson, Leitner, Holstein, Strugala (u)

5 D. Ivanov, I. Ivanov, Simon Klatovsky

6 Krasnikow, Stellingwerf, Holstein, Knapp

7 Sziszegow, Svensson, Klatovsky, Kirchner

8 Simon, Arkhipov, Malinen, Strugala (Archipov had an e/f within meters of the line and was passed by Simon)

9 D. Ivanov, Leitner, Seppanen, DANISZEWSKI

10 I. Ivanov, Johansson, Goldi, Bauer (f/x) Ivanov and Bauer collided and Bauer excluded.

11 Simon Knapp, Johansson, Seppanen

12 Sziszegow, D. Ivanov, Holstein, Goldi

13 Svensson, Arkhipov, Diviš, DANISZEWSKI . (Bauer withdrew from meeting, replaced by Divis)

14 Krasnikow, Klatovsky, Leitner, Malinen

15 I. Ivanov, Stellingwerf, Kirchner Strugala

16 Klatovsky, Knapp, Kreuzberger, Strugala (Kreuzberger for Bauer.)

17 Krasnikow, Simon, Goldi, Svensson (x)

18 D. Ivanov, Sziszegow, Johansson, Malinen

19 I. Ivanov, Holstein, Kirchner DANISZEWSKI

20 Arkhipov, Stellingwerf, Seppanen, Leitner

 

Semifinals:

21 Sziszegow, Svensson, Klatovsky, Stellingwerf

22 I. Ivanov, Simon, Arkhipov, Johansson

 

Final:

23 D. Ivanov, Krasnikow, Sziszegow, I. Ivanov

 

Bit of a shock that Danil beat Krasnikov, but as Danil was one of the three riders to take points of him last year. Good omen for 2010?

 

 

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According to Swedish coach Ola Westlund only 5 will qualify from St Johann, does anyone know the reason of that?

If it`s true Posa will have a hard time to make it in to the GP:s.

Terrible ice in St johann by the way.

It's unlikely that Knapp will qualify from Sanok and will take a mandatory PZM slot in the series that is taken from the St Johan qualifier.

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Results:

1 Danil Ivanov - Russia (3,3,2,3) 11 + 1 place in the finals

2 Nikolai Krasnikow - Russia (3,3,3,3) 12 + 2 in the final

 

So Krasnikov is beatable. Looking forward to Assen this year. I'm hoping that Posa will make it through as well - for one last bow.

 

EDIT: Look in here quite often, but don't often post. Keep it up guys - this thread is very informative.

 

All the best

Rob

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So Krasnikov is beatable. Looking forward to Assen this year. I'm hoping that Posa will make it through as well - for one last bow.

 

EDIT: Look in here quite often, but don't often post. Keep it up guys - this thread is very informative.

 

All the best

Rob

 

He's not dropped that many points this year Rob, and won the Russian Title despite suffering an engine failure in the Russian Final. He's looking odds on to win 6 World Championships in a row. (So the photo will be an outstretched palm on one hand and a thumbs up on the other :lol: )

 

See you in Assen Rob

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St Johann Result:

 

Pavel Tschajka (3,2,3,3,3) - 14 +3

Igor Kononov (2,3,3,3,3) - 14 + ns

Franz Zorn (3,3,1,3,3) - 13

Nikolay Kaminsky (1,3,3,2,2) - 11

Jan Klatovsky (2,D,2,3,3) - 10 +3

Per Olov Serenius (3,3,2,2,1) - 10 +2

Florian Fürst (0,3,2,2,2) - 10 +1

Dmitri Bulankin (2,2,2,1,2) - 9

Stefan Pletschacher (3,A,2,0,2) - 7

Hans Olov Olssen (2,2,0,2,0) - 6

Karl Ebner (res) (1,1,1,1,1) - 5

Kai Lehtinen (1,1,0,1,0) - 3

Mats Järf (-,1,1,D,1) - 3

Simon Gartmann (0,0,1,0,1) - 2

Claude Gadeyne (1,0,0,0,0) - 1

Johann Bruckner (res) (-,-,-,1,-) - 1

Mark Uzzel (0,D,0,0,0) - 0

Martin Posch (D,-,-,-,-) - 0

 

Looking at the Live updates it was a great meeting.

 

Commiserations to Mark - but it was the toughest qualifying round!

 

 

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St Johann Result:

 

 

Looking at the Live updates it was a great meeting.

 

Commiserations to Mark - but it was the toughest qualifying round!

 

Mark said he gave it a good go but it was tough out there.

He broke his frame yesterday in practice and spent the night welding it.

Not a great weekend.

Now for the long trek home and back to work Monday morning.

 

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Sanok QR Result: (from sportowefakty.pl)

 

Ivan Ivanov - Russia (3,3,3,2,3) 14 +3

Nikolay Krasnikow - Russia (3,3,3,3,2) 14 +2

Danil Ivanov - Russia (3,3,2,3,3) 14 +1

4 Stefan Svensson - Sweden (2,3,3,3,1) 12

Antonin Klatovsky - Czech Republic (3,2,2,2,1) 10 +3

Gregory Knapp - Poland (2,1,2,3,2) 10 +2

Rene Stellingwerf - Netherlands (2,2,1,2,3) 10 +1

Max Niedermaier - Germany (1,2,1,1,3) 8

Martin Leitner - Austria (t, 2,1,1,2) 6

Henri Malinen - Finland (1,1,0,2,2) 6

Fredrik Johansson - Sweden (2, u, 3,0, in) 5

Josef Kreuzberger - Austria (1,1,0,1,1) 4

Andrey Diviš - Czech Republic (0,1,2, u, d) 3

Heinz Goldi - Switzerland (1,0,1,0,0) 2

Michal Widera - Poland (0, t, 0,0,1) 1

Jouni Seppanen - Finland (0,0,0,1, u) 1

 

R1. Miroslaw DANISZEWSKI - Poland (0)

R2. Peter Hejnowski - Poland (0)

 

Great meeting to watch, but Krasnikov was just riding round in the run off and Danil was too. Ivan was away. Looked like they said it's Ivan's turn to win. On the other hand Knapp has turned into a great racer. Roll on the World Championships!

 

Mrs mark246

Today, 09:23 PM

Mark said he gave it a good go but it was tough out there.

He broke his frame yesterday in practice and spent the night welding it.

Not a great weekend.

Now for the long trek home and back to work Monday morning.

 

Thanks for the info Pam, explains why he had such a tough meeting. Hope to see him at some point this season.

 

 

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