Artistic Gymnastics

Meet of Raising Generation: NED-GER-GBR

19. Mai 2003  
Ter Apel/Netherlands  
Artistic Gymnastics

Meet of Raising Generation: NED-GER-GBR

Nathalie Blettermann -
best Dutch Gymnast

In Ter Apel (Netherlands) took place an 'International Meet of raising generation', between the female national teams of host Netherlands, Germany and Great Britain.
It was a competition with two scores:
Girls at the age of 14 - 15 years (juniors) and 12 - 13 years old girls (youth). The Dutch and the Germans started with two teams, Great Britain only with a junior squad, but it was the best team and Kim Lyon won in juniors all around.
Nathalie Blettermann from Leeuwarden was the best Dutch gymnast on second place in juniors category...

First international event: The German girls

Melanie Ferber (re) and Nina Pielen from Germany

MEET Netherlands - Germany - Great Britain
May, 18, Ter Apel/Netherlands RESULTS
<Resultate Teams/All around

Former Trampoline World Champion works for Cirque du Soleil

06. Mai 2003  
Berlin(Germany  
Artistic Gymnastics

Former Trampoline World Champion works for Cirque du Soleil

Emmanuel Durand

The 'flying aesthete in the air”, former several-time trampoline World Champion Emmanuel Durand from France, has been the talents’ scout of the World- famous Canadian company Cirque du Soleil which in Berlin this Sunday has looked for new talents for the various shows. With three permanently based shows and world-wide five touring ones the Cirque du Soleil has a permanent need of high-quality and motivated sportsmen and -women.
More than 20 candidates from various European countries traveled to this test in Berlin on Sunday – in the end three of them were chosen to be included in the file of Cirque du Soleil for a more detailed future selection, among them also a gymnast of the host city Berlin…
Read the GYMmedia Report...

Durand in TV-Interview

A long and hard Day...!
They travelled to Berlin from Sweden and Norway, from France, Romania and all parts of Germany. Among them were acrobats, dancers and gymnasts. Many of them had read the online- ad at GYMmedia and then sent their application to Cirque du Soleil.
“This selection process today doesn’t mean we are judging about your talents or your performance abilities!“, said former trampoline World Champion Emmanuel Durand from France who now is an acrobatic scout for Cirque du Soleil. “We don’t presume to do that as certainly you all present great performances in your special fields. Our selection process is based on the specific needs of the Cirque du Soleil and its’ 3 permanently based and 5 touring shows and on the need to fill new casts.“

Romanian applicants (v.r.): Christian Ursu, Mihaela Marcu, Nicolae Sherban, Valentin Badea, Tudor Mercuta.

Several former members of the men’s national team and one gymnast from the women’s team arrived from Romania, Mihaela Marcu and her male colleagues Nicolae Sherban, Valentin Badea and Tudor Merevta as well as the acrobat and dancer Christian Ursu. It may seem that the sportive performances should have spoken in favour of the former elite gymnasts. However, in the same way the Cirque du Soleil is something special, it is also looking for something special in its’ future performers, something creative-artistic which is here and there hidden in a personality...

Ursu: Dance impressions

...and although Christian Ursu struggled at the athletic parts, e.g. at climbing the rope, - which in contrast to him the former gymnasts handled easily – in the end he nonetheless was one of the three applicants chosen for a future selection. The scouts especially liked his creative and expressive dance elements.

Mathieu Bolillo (FRA)

A relaxed impression was left by the French gymnast Mathieu Bollilo already in the first round where all applicants were asked for a statement in front of the camera in which they should present themselves with their characteristics, aims and wishes. As requested by Emmanuel Durand he then created, following the “normal“ gymnastics elements, on floor also a perfect breakdance....
....he also was chosen for a future selection for a possible career at the Cirque du Soleil.

Tony Mevius (Berlin)

Tony Mevius gained his gymnastics experience in the club SC Berlin for which he earned medals in national German competitions, he also had been a member of the German junior national team. Still today he is very active with his show team “Cosmic Artists“ which he founded together with fellow former competitive gymnast Peter Nikiferow.
Tony presented himself as the gymnast with the best shape of this audition and left a sovereign impression to the scouts who think that this might be a good basis for a successful future work.
Three from more than twenty...
.....managed to be included in the file of the Cirque du Soleil for a future selection. This is not yet a fixed engagement but still a big chance to be invited for a longer training camp in the headquarters in Montreal which might lead to a definite future selection. Three from more than twenty – in the end of a hard audition day a lot of applicants travelled home disappointed but maybe also with the decision in mind to try it again at a future audition.
One thing is certain: the current need decides the criteria of selection and this can be quite different next time...
Report/ photos: gymmedia: Eckhard Herholz;
translated by Lisa Worthmann.
>> ...next auditions will be held 2003 in Nov - Dec in
London (GBR) and Orlando (USA)

GYMNASTICS HALL OF FAME UNITES LEGENDS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW

08. Mai 2003  
Oklahoma City/USA  
Artistic Gymnastics

GYMNASTICS HALL OF FAME UNITES LEGENDS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW

International Gymnastics Hall of Fame

IG ---Two major events will be showcased during the 2003 International Gymnastics Hall of Fame weekend, to be held May 9-10 in Oklahoma City.
On Friday evening, May 9th, five gymnastics legends will be inducted into the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame in a black-tie ceremony beginning at 6:30pm at the Renaissance Hotel.
On Friday, May 9th and Saturday, May 10th, over 300 gymnasts will compete in the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame Championships at the Cox Convention Center, culminating with Saturday evening's Nadia Comaneci International Invitational featuring U.S. Junior national champion Carly Patterson.
The 2003 INTERNATIONAL GYMNASTICS HALL OF FAME (IGHOF)
inductees possess 41 world and Olympic medals among them, and include American world champion Kurt Thomas (United States). Joining Thomas for the prestigious honor is Dmitry Bilozerchev (Russia), Karin Janz (Germany), and Franco Menichelli (Italy). They will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame during Friday evening's black-tie ceremony.
The late Max Bangerter (Switzerland), former secretary-general of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) will be inducted posthumously under the category of Lifetime Achievement. The event will also honor current FIG Secretary-General Norbert Bueche as the first recipient of the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame's Order of Merit award.
'We are delighted that the annual IGHOF induction is becoming one of the great events on the international gymnastics calendar,' said Frank Bare, Chairman of the IGHOF.
Scheduled participants in Saturday evening's Nadia Comaneci International Invitational include 2003 Visa American Cup champion Carly Patterson, 2001 Goodwill Games medalist Hollie Vise, U.S. national team member Nina Kim, and 2002 World Championships floor exercise finalist Brenda Maga?a (Mexico).

Dmitri Bilozerchev

ABOUT THE 2003 INDUCTEES
At age 16, Soviet prodigy DMITRY BILOZERCHEV (born December 22, 1966, Moscow) shocked the gymnastics world by winning four gold medals at the 1983 World Championships. A 1985 automobile accident shattered his leg into 41 pieces, but at the 1987 World Championships he returned to win his second overall world title and three other gold medals. At the 1988 Olympic Games, he won three gold medals and a bronze. Of his 27 World, Olympic, and European Championships medals, 21 are gold. Bilozerchev resides in Beaverton, Oregon, where he owns and coaches at United Sports Academy.

Dr. Karin Buettner-Janz

Owner of seven Olympic medals, KARIN JANZ (born February 17, 1952, Berlin) is one of the most decorated gymnasts to come from East Germany's strong sports program.
At the 1969 European Championships, Janz won four gold medals, including the overall title. At the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Janz won five medals, including the overall silver and golds on the vault and uneven bars.
Today, Dr. Karin Buettner-Janz is a successful orthopedic surgeon practicing in Berlin.

Franco Menichelli(Photo: Flick Flack)

FRANCO MENICHELLI (born August 30th, 1941, Rome) was an outstanding performer for the west during a time when the Soviet Union and Japan dominated the sport of gymnastics. Menichelli won three medals at the 1962 and '66 Worlds and five Olympic medals at the '60 and '64 Olympic Games. He won four gold medals, including the overall gold, at the 1965 European Championships. His career ended at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, when he tore his Achilles tendon on floor exercise. He will be traveling to Oklahoma City from his residence in Rome.

Kurt Thomas 1980

KURT THOMAS (born March 29, 1956, Hollywood, Florida) became the first American in history to win a gold medal at the world gymnastics championships when he won floor exercise in 1978. He repeated his feat on floor exercise at the 1979 World Championships, where he also won the gold on high bar, the overall silver medal, and three more medals. He was the U.S. national champion in 1976, 1977, and 1978, and won five World Cup medals in 1978 and 1979. Thomas remains the only gymnast to win the Sullivan Award, given to the top amateur athlete in the USA, which he won in 1979. He owns and operates Kurt Thomas Gymnastics Training Center in Dallas, Tx.

Max Bangerter, F.I.G.

The late MAX BANGERTER (born Jan. 23, 1911, Switzerland) served the sport of gymnastics for more than half a century.
Beginning in 1960, Bangerter was the Secretary General of the FIG. In 1982, Bangerter was honored with the Olympic Order from the International Olympic Committee.
ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL GYMNASTICS HALL OF FAME
Founded in 1988, the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring those who have furthered the sport of gymnastics with outstanding competitive achievements and contributions to the development of the sport world-wide.
The IGHOF has thus far inducted 38 Honored Members from 15 countries, including such well-known names as Nadia Comaneci, Olga Korbut, Mary Lou Retton, Bela Karolyi, Larissa Latynina, Bart Conner, Nikolai Andrianov, Boris Shakhlin, Maxi Gnauck, Daniela Silivas, and Vera Caslavska.

Located in Oklahoma City, the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame features collections of medals, apparatus, and awards, various pieces of sculptures, and an extensive library from the past to the present. The world's most accomplished gymnastics stars are featured in art and photos from their competitive careers. Videos featuring major international events are also on display.
(Source: International Gymnast)

Romania - Winner of Eight-Nations Cup

03. Mai 2003  
Groningen/Netherlands  
Artistic Gymnastics

Romania - Winner of Eight-Nations Cup

ROM - AUS - NED

It was not a surprise, that the Romanian women's artistic gymnastics team wins the Eight-Nations-Cup in Groningen, Netherlands, with a score of 111,025 points.
On second place came the national squad of Australia (107,950) and the young team of host Netherlands scored on third (107,750).
On Sunday team winner Romania was also the most successful nation at the apparatus finals, again: Monica Rosu (vault) and Alexandra Eremia (beam) were the best, but on bars won Elizabeth Tweddle (GBR) and on floor the current world champion Elena Gomez from Spain...

... and the Winner is: R O M A N I A !!

Elena Gomez (ESP)

....Best in individual all-around was the Spanish current world champion on floor Elena Gomez (37,00), second is Monica Rosu (ROM/36,350) and third Marine Debauve (FRA/36,125). Best Dutch gymnast was Suzanne Harms on fithth (35,575). The best Australian gymnast was Monnette Russo on seventh place (35,550). Canada's best - Lydia Williams - scored on eightth place (35,525)
(The Dutch stars Verona van de Leur, Monique Nuijten and Renske Endel were injured.)
Eight-Nations-Cup
Groningen, Netherlands
2003, May, 3


R E S U L T S
... first day (teams, AA):
>> Teamresults

>> Individual, All-around

... and second day:
>> Apparatus Finals

... read more about this event: P R E V I E W
>> The reports are powered by Janssen&Fritsen - the PEGASES COMPANY.

ETC: Russia wins the European Team Title again

04. Mai 2003  
Moscow / RUS  
Artistic Gymnastics

ETC: Russia wins the European Team Title again

Russia: Old and new Champion

The national team of host Russia is the old and new Champion of the European Team Championships in Moscow.
In the final the Russian beat the Ukraine (140,574 : 138,324).
The team of Belarus got 71.399 points in the semifinal and placed third. Hungary (67,524) - lost in the semifinal against Russia and came on third place...
UEG-REPORT by Danielle Duchaud
Ukraine - Russia, final event:
Each team presents the two remaining apparatus and can use one Joker.

First rotation: Ukraine begins with Anna Bessonova who presents her routine with ball (9.100). Zozulya obtains a 9.175 on floor and Anna Kvasha 8.875. Russia starts with Tchachina (ball, 9.283), but Bondarenko is not as good as yesterday on the bars (9.150); the young Anna Pavlova succeeds a 9.500 on vault. Total for Russia: 27.933, 2 points more that Ukraine.

Second and last rotation: the Joker can now make the difference. Ukraine begins and Bessonova plays the Joker with her hoop routine. With a performance, which is as good as the one yesterday, she obtains 18.400. Alexander Beresh on the horizontal bar can not avoid the fall at the end of his exercise (8.925). Irina Jarotska on beam can’t save her team (9.00) which has a final score of 63.575. The Russian gymnasts know the results of their opponents but each one of them must present a good exercise, as nothing is certain, in particular with the Joker. Alina Kabaeva presents a brilliant hoop routine (18.800 with the Joker) and Nemov a perfect exercise on the horizontal bar (9.750); victory is just around the corner. Svetlana Khorkina now had to confirm the result with her routine on the uneven bars so that Russia could win once again and she did it perfectly with 9.750.
(- from Moscow: Danielle Duchaud/UEG)

R E S U L T S
II. EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS, 2003
Moscow, May 4

Final Day:
1. RUSSIA 140,574
1. UKRAINE 138,324
3. BELARUS 71,399
4. Hungary 67,524

Detailed Results
<< FINAL
<< Semi final
Qualification, 1st Day:
On the 2nd European Team Championships ETC in artistic and rhythmic gymnastics the team from Russia leads after the today's qualification before Ukraine and Belarus. The 4th finalist became the team from Hungary.
This four teams won their qualifying duels against Bulgaria, Austria, Italy and Great Britain. The winner will participate in the semi-finals on Sunday. More than 3.500 spectators saw the competitions today.
The best gymnasts of Russian team were Alexei Bondarenko on parallel bars (Joker), Svetlana Khorkina (on the uneven bars, with Joker) and the both rhythmic gymnasts Alina Kabaeva and Irina Tchachina (with hoop, Joker).
Results, Qualification, quarter final:
UKR - AUT : 134,440 : 117,823
GBR - HUN : 120,147 : 122,464
RUS - BUL : 139,107 : 116,374
ITA - BLR : 130,382 : 131,482
... Jovchev crashed on floor; Karpenko fell twice on uneven bars.
----------

... qualified for semi final (on Sunday):
- Russia > Hungary
- Ukraine > Belorussia
--------

... other placements:
5. Italy (130,832)
6. Great Britain (120,147)
7. Austria (117,823)
8. Bulgaria (116,374)

Detailed Results, Qualification
(source: UEG)

European Team Championships in Moscow

02. Mai 2003  
Moscow/Lausanne  
Artistic Gymnastics

European Team Championships in Moscow

Comeback of Victora Karpenko

After the premiere in Riesa 2000 the European Gymnastics Union organizes the 2nd European Team Championships this weekend in Moscow.
More than twelve OLympic and world champions are among the favourite teams. So the former Ukrainian star Victoria Karpenko celebrates a comeback - in the team of her new homeland Bulgaria.

... more UEG info: 2nd European Cup for Clubs 2003: no qualifying tournaments...!
UEG info: Drawing of lots European Youth Olympic Festival 2003 EYOF...

Olympic Complex of 1980

2nd EUROPEAN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
Moscow, 2003, May 3-4
The 2nd European Team Championship (ex 'Masters') will be held in the Olympic Sports Complex in Moscow.
The European Team Championship (ETC) is a competition presenting three disciplines: men's and women's artistic and rhythmic gymnastics. The eight qualified countries participate successively and by elimination in the qualifications (1/4-final), semi-finals and the final. Each team is composed of two gymnasts per discipline and can use a certain number of jokers (the score of the routine is doubled).
The eight best European countries (AUT - BLR - BUL - GBR - HUN - ITA - RUS - UKR) will participate in this competition in artistic (men's and women's) and rhythmic gymnastics.
Nearly twelve Olympic and world champions will be present in the favourite teams, like:
- Host and titleholder Russia: Alexei Nemov, Alexei Bondarenko, Svetlana Khorkina and Anna Pavlova and the rhythmic gymnasts Alina Kabaeva and Irina Tchachina; - Ukraine: Roman Zozoulya, Alexander Beresh, Aljona Kvasha, Irina Yaritska; Anna Bessonova and Tamara Natalia Godunko
- Belorussia: Dmitri Kasperovich, Dzinis Savenkov RG: Lubo Charkachina, Inna Zhukova
- Bulgaria: Jordan Jovtchev, Filip Yanev; Victoria Karpenko (former Ukrainian star) and Nikolina Tankusheva and the RG stars Simona Peycheva and Zornitsa Marinova

SCHEDULE
Saturday, May 3rd
14h00 - 18h00 competitions - qualifications
Sunday, May 4th:
12h00 - 14h15 Competition - Semi-finals and FINAL

R E S U L T S:
Qualification, Quarter final, 1st day


UEG info --- European Cup 2003:
2nd European Cup for Clubs 2003: no qualifying tournaments
During its last meeting in Edinburgh, the UEG Executive Committee was informed that 9 men's clubs, 15 women's clubs and 18 RG clubs were entered until March 1st.
Following the recommendations of the technical committees concerned, it was decided to organise no qualifying tournaments as mentioned in the regulations for this event (Article 7.1), but to begin the competitions directly with the quarter-finals (8 and 9 November).
The federations wishing to organise quarter-finals will be contacted after the definitive entries have been received (June 15th). The decision, in which quarter-finals the clubs will participate, will be taken at the same time. The finals will be held on December 6th and 7th 2003 in Charleroi/BEL.
(Source: UEG, Duchoud)
UEG info --- The European Youth Olympic Festival 2003 EYOF (summer sports) will be held in Paris from July 27th to August 1st 2003. The drawing of lots of the starting orders of the teams and mixed groups was carried out on March 28th 2003 in Paris. It has to be noted that the organising committee might make some changes if countries are absent in order to ensure a good running of the competition.

>>Drawing of lots

Eight-Country-Meet in Groningen

03. Mai 2003  
Groningen/Netherlands  
Artistic Gymnastics

Eight-Country-Meet in Groningen

In the metropolis of the Dutch north, in Groningen, will held a 'Eight-Nations-Tournament' of women's artistic gymnastics today and on Sunday (finals).
Host is the 'Royal Dutch Gymnastics Union' (KNGU), but its team have some problems, because the Dutch stars Verona van de Leur, Renske Endel and Monique Nuiten are injured. So only a Dutch B-Team will fight against the national teams from Australia, France, Romania, Spain, Ukraine, Great Britain and Canada.
All nations will use this competition as a welcome test event before the World champs in Anaheim coming August.
The competition takes place on the podium from Ghent (world champs 2001) which is places at the 'Official Supplier of the Olympic Games 2004', the Pegases Company Janssen&Fritsen's disposal. J&F will also support the online reports of GYMmedia coming weekend.
.... more information:
The city of Groningen in the north of Netherlands (175,000 citicens) will host seven nations for an international women's meet on May 3-4.
The 'Achtlandentoernooi' ('Eight-Country Meet') will pit the Dutch women against teams from
Australia, Canada, Spain, Great Britain, France, Romania, and Ukraine.
Canada was a recent replacement for the USA, which withdrew because of the war in Iraq. China is the second country to withdraw from in the Eight-Country Meet (SARS health crisis). The Chinese women's team will be replaced in the last minutes by Spain.
The Dutch team starts with:
Suzanne Harmes, Gabriella Wammes, Berber van Berg, Maira Kronen und Laura vn Lieuwen.
The competition will follow the 5-4-3 rule; each team will be made up of five gymnasts, with any four on one event, and three scores counting toward the team total. The event will feature both team (on Saturday) and apparatus competition (on Sunday).
The Royal Dutch Gymnastics Union (KNGU), which previously organized the 1987 World Championships in Rotterdam and the 1967 European Championships (for women in Amsterdam), is preparing to host the 25th European Championships for women in the Olympic year 2004 (April 29 - May 2) in Amsterdam, again.
The 'Achtlandentoernooi' will take place on the same podium, like the worldchampionships 2001 (Ghent).
The Sunday's apparatus finals will be carried live on Dutch television.

Italien won against Netherlands and Great Britain

26. April 2003  
Italien  
Artistic Gymnastics

Italien won against Netherlands and Great Britain

The winner was: ITALY!

The national women's artistic gymnastics team of Italy won at home the meet against a young team from Netherlands (Laura van Leeuwen, Mayra Kroonen, Gabriëlla Wammes, Evi Neijssen, Loes Linders and Nathalie Bletterman) with 143,400 to 137,300 points. Great Britain came on tgird(133,475), Israel on fourth place (119,525.).
One week before the Eight-Nations-Cup in Groningen (NL) Verona van de Leur (feet injury in Thessaloniki), Monique Nuijten und Renske Endel (Infectious disease) are not ready for action.

Hungary won Dual Meet against Switzerland

27. April 2003  
Budapest/Hungary  
Artistic Gymnastics

Hungary won Dual Meet against Switzerland

... a very tight Hungarian Success!

The Hungarian women's team of artistic gymnastics won a dual meet against the national team of Switzerland with a difference of 0,35 points, only:
136,425 : 136,075
Best in all-around was the 18 years old Swiss national champion Annelore Collaud with a score of 34,65 points. On second place came Danielle Englert (34,074/SUI ) and the best Hungarian came on third: Renata Kiss (34,05)....
R E S U L T S:
Budapest / HUN: Dual Meet, Hungary - Switzerland, Women:
1. HUNGARY 136,425 (VA 35,30; UB 34,75; BB 31,75; FX 34,625).
2. SWITZERLAND 136,075 (VA 35,125; UB 34,60; BB 32,625; FX 33,725).

All-around:
1. Annelore Collaud (SUI) 34,65 (9,00, 9,10, 7,70, 8,65).
2. Danielle Englert (SUI) 34,075 (8,90, 8,20, 8,725, 8,25).
3. Renata Kiss (HUN) 34,05
4. Joy Studer (SUI) 33,65 (8,525, 8,30, 8,35, 8,475).
5. Tünde Pentek (HUN) 33,55.
6. Kitty Gal (HUN) 33,475.
6. Nikolett Drotos (HUN) 33,425.
7. Agnes Simon (HUN) 33,25,
9. Janine Zürcher (SUI) 31,65
.... 11. Melanie Marti (SUI) 15,50 2 app.)
(Source: stv-info)
Men's Artistic Gymnastics:
SWISS WCh Qualification
Frauenfeld/ Switzerland; inside the Thurgauer Kunstturntage):
1. Roger Sager (Stans) 52,85):
2. Andreas Schweizer (Wetzikon) 52,50)
3. Mark Ramseier (Teufenthal AG) 50,70)
4. Felipe Andres (Emmenbrücke) 50,60)
5. Flavio Fanconi (Uster) 50,45)
6. Niki Böschenstein (Würenlos) 50,40. ):
6. (ausserhalb Kader) Martin Fuchs (Schaffhausen) 48,90.)
7. Kevin Bachmann (Bülach) 47,45)
- Christoph Schärer (Grosshöchstetten) 25,85 (3 app.)
(- without Roman Schweizer (Wetzikon) and Dominik Däppen (Kriegstetten), injured;
(Source: STV-Info)

German Junior team won in Avignon

26. April 2003  
Avignon/France  
Artistic Gymnastics

German Junior team won in Avignon

Fabian Hambuechen (GER)
- Best in Avignon

The German national team of male juniors won in Avignon/France the traditional meet with a score of 206,70 against the host France (203,40), the team of Switzerland (200,10) and the boys from Great Britain (190,70).

The excellent all-around winner came also from Germany: The European Junior Champion on bars (Patras 2002) Fabian Hambuechen scored 53,95 points.
Arnaud Willig (FRA/51,20) came on second place and the second GErman Waldemar Eichorn (49,55) was third.
R E S U L T S:
Avignon (Fr). Vierländerkampf U18:
1. Deutschland 206,70
(Boden 35,25, Pferd 33,45, Ringe 32,70, Sprung 36,35, Barren 34,80, Reck 34,15).
2. Frankreich 203,40
(34,50, 34,30, 33,95, 35,70, 33,10, 31,85).
3. Schweiz 200,10
(33,70, 32,45, 32,90, 35,55, 32,75, 32,75).
4. Grossbritannien 100,70
(32,15, 31,20, 30,60, 34,45, 32,25, 30,05).
Einzel:
1. Fabian Hambüchen (GER) 53,55 (9,35, 8,60, 8,20, 9,40, 9,35, 9,05)
2. Arno Willig (GER, 85) 51,20 (8,65, 8,90, 8,40, 8,75, 8,45, 8,05).
3. Waldemar Eichhorn (GER, 86) 49,85.
4. Roman Häuptli (SUI, 86) 49,75 (8,60, 8,25, 7,40, 8,70, 8,20, 8,60).
5. Adam Cox (GBR, 86) 49,30.
6. Philipp Boi (GER, 87) 49,20.
7. Simon Foret (FRA, 85) 49,15.
8. Claudio Capelli (SUI, 86) 49,05 (8,60, 7,75, 8,00, 8,85, 8,10, 7,75).
9. Gaël Yuan (FRA, 85) 48,95.
10. Robert Tayne (FRA, 86) 43,95.
– more Swiss Results: 13. Claude-Alain Porchet (86) 41,75 (5 app. Vault 9,05). 14. Roman Gisi (85) 41,35 (5 Geräte). 19. David Fritschi (85) 33,15 (4 app). 22. Andreas Biggel (86) 28,70 (4 app.).

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