Trocadero Grand Prix, Paris, May 9-12, 2008 [MAIN]
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OPENING PARTY
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Here are some photos from last nights opening party.
...and oh yes, it was also the opening of the photo exhibition by a few local skate photographers, among which you may already know Motz (www.photomotz.com).
...and a booth where you could buy the event t-shirt and obtain more info on the event.
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THURSDAY
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Today we've got beautiful weather in Paris and the freestylers are having a session right now. Dan, Corky, Celine me and my brother are all busy at the office. All is under control and we're looking forward to the first events tomorrow.
/Jani
OPENING PARTY
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Here are some photos from last nights opening party.
...and oh yes, it was also the opening of the photo exhibition by a few local skate photographers, among which you may already know Motz (www.photomotz.com).
...and a booth where you could buy the event t-shirt and obtain more info on the event.
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THURSDAY
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Today we've got beautiful weather in Paris and the freestylers are having a session right now. Dan, Corky, Celine me and my brother are all busy at the office. All is under control and we're looking forward to the first events tomorrow.
/Jani
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Results: Trocadero Grand Prix - Friday
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FREESTYLE BATTLE ZONE & BEST TRICK
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Winner of Battle Zone: Rene Marubayashi
Winner of Best Trick: Rene Marubayashi
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PARK SLALOM
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1. Jean-Philippe Marie
2. Edouard Ducos
3. Nicolas Morel
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BOWL JAM
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1. Jean-Philippe Marie
2. Nicolas Morel
3. Edouard Ducos
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SATURDAY
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It's nice and dry outside. We're ready for the tight (straight) slalom. The ramps are beautiful and will give good speed. We usually use ramps that are 1m high, but these are 1m40, so that'll give more speed than most will want at the top of the Trocadero hill.
We've set courses of 50 cones (at 1.80 m) for the Pros and 35 for the Ams (at 2.00 m). Someone already raised concerns for the pro course, is it going to be too fast? We'll see.
Start making your bets on who wins today!
/Jani
FREESTYLE BATTLE ZONE & BEST TRICK
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Winner of Battle Zone: Rene Marubayashi
Winner of Best Trick: Rene Marubayashi
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PARK SLALOM
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1. Jean-Philippe Marie
2. Edouard Ducos
3. Nicolas Morel
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BOWL JAM
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1. Jean-Philippe Marie
2. Nicolas Morel
3. Edouard Ducos
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SATURDAY
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It's nice and dry outside. We're ready for the tight (straight) slalom. The ramps are beautiful and will give good speed. We usually use ramps that are 1m high, but these are 1m40, so that'll give more speed than most will want at the top of the Trocadero hill.
We've set courses of 50 cones (at 1.80 m) for the Pros and 35 for the Ams (at 2.00 m). Someone already raised concerns for the pro course, is it going to be too fast? We'll see.
Start making your bets on who wins today!
/Jani
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thats awesome racing Dom, your very deserving of the name Dominator. Good luck the next 2 days, to you and all of the team!.
Sadly Im stuck in Canada.
Sadly Im stuck in Canada.
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WOW THATS FAST!!!
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Here are the results for day 3...
Sunday Special Slalom Results (All in one)
We will get all the links on one page when it's all over.
Sunday Special Slalom Results (All in one)
We will get all the links on one page when it's all over.
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you fucken rock Dom.
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Here are the results for day 4...
Monday Hybrid Slalom Results (All in one)
Is this the Pavel thread or the Paris World Cup thread? Maybe I'm posting in the wrong place?
Well, apart from Dominik being the King of Paris it was some very warm and sunny days in Paris. No rain this year. At least not during the event. But 1 hour after the event finished with the last prize cermony in front of the Eiffel tower there apparently was some heavy rain coming down. So this event was historical in this sence. First Paris World Cup with no rain. And of course that made cables and tapeswitches happy also. Things was running smoothly and it was probably the best Paris World since the start. We will see what people think once they get home and get some distance to the whole thing. Right now I just want to sleep.
On the racing side there was also some very good racing and some new slalom talents that have taken 1 or 2 steps forward. Also nice to see that some Americans and Canadians came over to Paris also this year event though some might make priority for the Worlds in Gothenburg, Sweden later on this summer. And funny also to see a gang of Spanish slalomers showing up. Spain have been silent on the slalom scene since the 80's. And fun to see that the Netherlands are starting to show up at international slalom events.
6:th Paris World Cup in a row with Main status. A record hard to beat. But then again, where in the world do you find a better slalom spot than Trocadero in Paris?
Monday Hybrid Slalom Results (All in one)
Is this the Pavel thread or the Paris World Cup thread? Maybe I'm posting in the wrong place?
Well, apart from Dominik being the King of Paris it was some very warm and sunny days in Paris. No rain this year. At least not during the event. But 1 hour after the event finished with the last prize cermony in front of the Eiffel tower there apparently was some heavy rain coming down. So this event was historical in this sence. First Paris World Cup with no rain. And of course that made cables and tapeswitches happy also. Things was running smoothly and it was probably the best Paris World since the start. We will see what people think once they get home and get some distance to the whole thing. Right now I just want to sleep.
On the racing side there was also some very good racing and some new slalom talents that have taken 1 or 2 steps forward. Also nice to see that some Americans and Canadians came over to Paris also this year event though some might make priority for the Worlds in Gothenburg, Sweden later on this summer. And funny also to see a gang of Spanish slalomers showing up. Spain have been silent on the slalom scene since the 80's. And fun to see that the Netherlands are starting to show up at international slalom events.
6:th Paris World Cup in a row with Main status. A record hard to beat. But then again, where in the world do you find a better slalom spot than Trocadero in Paris?
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PICS
I really enjoyed myself! Well organised and great fun.
Here are my photographs from the event. I have dozens and will upload as quick as I can.
Any requests for enlargements please contact me at salja@tiscali.co.uk.
Here is the link, hope you like em. Let me know your feedback so I can improve on them next year.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/southcoastimages/
Here are my photographs from the event. I have dozens and will upload as quick as I can.
Any requests for enlargements please contact me at salja@tiscali.co.uk.
Here is the link, hope you like em. Let me know your feedback so I can improve on them next year.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/southcoastimages/
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pAris
Thanx to all for a fantastic weekend! Great competition and so much fun to meet all the wonderful people!
Love to all!
Antonio
Love to all!
Antonio
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I knew Dominik would win the Hybrid, but going down in history by winning all 3 races?
This is totally DOM !
Now everybody watch out for future races:
talent, pysical and mental power - the Dominator has got all you need for winning slalom races.
p.s.: it's a pitty he couldn't make it to the park race, know what I mean.....
This is totally DOM !
Now everybody watch out for future races:
talent, pysical and mental power - the Dominator has got all you need for winning slalom races.
p.s.: it's a pitty he couldn't make it to the park race, know what I mean.....
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Thank you all for coming !
I have a lot of fun seeing you all once again and great time racing.
I'm already looking forward the next one.
Big up to the main organisation : Jani !
You did a really good job, this year war certainly one of the best ever, and everything was near perfect : smooth races, excellent speaker (;) ), big prize money for pro's...
Thanks to your brother, Corky and Dan for all the work at the time table (and before and after).
Thanks also to Michel for bringing these excellent starting ramps!
Big thanks to Chris Hart and Airflow Skateboards for help and amazing trophies.
Thanks also to all of our sponsors for the amazing prize giving :
Another big thanks to all who work as cone judges during the three day : Riderz crew and Politic Longboard Activist crew
It was really hard with this sun, you did a great job
Special thanks to Claude and Mary Beth for their kindness, lot of advices, and taking care about Sandrine when she cashed during training few days before the race.
Ok, it's over, and as Antonio said : love to all !
I have a lot of fun seeing you all once again and great time racing.
I'm already looking forward the next one.
Big up to the main organisation : Jani !
You did a really good job, this year war certainly one of the best ever, and everything was near perfect : smooth races, excellent speaker (;) ), big prize money for pro's...
Thanks to your brother, Corky and Dan for all the work at the time table (and before and after).
Thanks also to Michel for bringing these excellent starting ramps!
Big thanks to Chris Hart and Airflow Skateboards for help and amazing trophies.
Thanks also to all of our sponsors for the amazing prize giving :
Another big thanks to all who work as cone judges during the three day : Riderz crew and Politic Longboard Activist crew
It was really hard with this sun, you did a great job
Special thanks to Claude and Mary Beth for their kindness, lot of advices, and taking care about Sandrine when she cashed during training few days before the race.
Ok, it's over, and as Antonio said : love to all !
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Thanx.....
To all who make this event possible,and all totaly wonderfule racers from all countries. and a specaly thanx to DONALD..... cant waith to race againe!!
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a long weekend of paris madness can really screw up one's rythm.. but still smiling!
what weather, sweet grippy tracks, all kinds of nationalities flying by, craziness, domination, niceness, old and new heroes and the fair competition!!
thanks for the great weekend, everything went smoothly as far as i could see, great mc'ing, lots of help from the seasoned racers, great vibes!
merci et au revoir!
what weather, sweet grippy tracks, all kinds of nationalities flying by, craziness, domination, niceness, old and new heroes and the fair competition!!
thanks for the great weekend, everything went smoothly as far as i could see, great mc'ing, lots of help from the seasoned racers, great vibes!
merci et au revoir!
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'keep on DREAMing TEAM'
'keep on DREAMing TEAM'
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Re: PICS
Jason Bishop wrote:I really enjoyed myself! Well organised and great fun.
Here are my photographs from the event. I have dozens and will upload as quick as I can.
Any requests for enlargements please contact me at salja@tiscali.co.uk.
Here is the link, hope you like em. Let me know your feedback so I can improve on them next year.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/southcoastimages/
GREAT PICS!!
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PARIS: COMPLETE RESULTS
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OFFICIAL RESULTS
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Day 1 (Friday) - Park and Bowl
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Freestyle - Battle Zone:
1. René Murabayashi, BRA
Freestyle - Best Trick:
1. René Murabayashi, BRA
Park slalom:
Park - Quals (PDF)
Park - Finals (PDF)
1. Jean-Philippe Marie, FRA
2. Edouard Ducos, FRA
3. Nicolas Morel, FRA
Bowl - Best line:
1. Jean-Philippe Marie, FRA
2. Nicolas Morel, FRA
3. Edouard Ducos, FRA
Bowl - Best trick:
1. Nicolas Morel, FRA
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Day 2 (Saturday) - Straight slalom + Flatland Freestyle
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Straight slalom - Qual & Elims: PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Straight PRO
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Marcus Seyffarth, SWE
3. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
Straight AM:
1. Antonio Saluena, SWE
2. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
3. Jean-Sebastien Dennebouy, FRA
Straight WOMEN:
1. Nastasja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Joy Spearing, SUI
3. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
Freestyle:
Freestyle (PDF)
1. Günter Mokulys, GER
2. Stefan "Lillis" Åkesson, SWE
3. René Murabayashi, BRA
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Day 3 (Sunday) - Special slalom + High jump
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Special slalom - Qual & Elims: PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Special PRO:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Hans Göthberg, SWE
Special AM:
1. Robert Thiele, GER
2. Antonio Saluena, SWE
3. Pelle Gustavsson, SWE
Special WOMEN:
1. Nastasja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Joy Spearing, SUI
3. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
High Jump:
HighJump (PDF)
1. Vincent Langlade, FRA
2. Martins Liepins, LAT
3. Dominik Kowalski, GER
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Day 4 (Monday) - Hybrid slalom
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Hybrid Slalom - Qual & Elims: PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Hybrid PRO:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Ramón Königshausen, SUI
3. Christoph Baumann, GER
Hybrid AM:
1. Robert Thiele, GER
2. Johan Thiel, SWE
3. Dylan Longridge, SUI
Hybrid WOMEN:
1. Nastaja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
3. Erica Schoirfer, FRA
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Slalom overall
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Overall slalom PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Overall PRO:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Ramón Königshausen, SUI
Overall AM:
1. Robert Thiele, GER
2. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
3. Antonio Saluena, SWE
Overall WOMEN:
1. Nastasja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
3. Erica Schoirfer, FRA
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Statistics - Participation
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Participation (PDF)
OFFICIAL RESULTS
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Day 1 (Friday) - Park and Bowl
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Freestyle - Battle Zone:
1. René Murabayashi, BRA
Freestyle - Best Trick:
1. René Murabayashi, BRA
Park slalom:
Park - Quals (PDF)
Park - Finals (PDF)
1. Jean-Philippe Marie, FRA
2. Edouard Ducos, FRA
3. Nicolas Morel, FRA
Bowl - Best line:
1. Jean-Philippe Marie, FRA
2. Nicolas Morel, FRA
3. Edouard Ducos, FRA
Bowl - Best trick:
1. Nicolas Morel, FRA
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Day 2 (Saturday) - Straight slalom + Flatland Freestyle
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Straight slalom - Qual & Elims: PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Straight PRO
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Marcus Seyffarth, SWE
3. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
Straight AM:
1. Antonio Saluena, SWE
2. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
3. Jean-Sebastien Dennebouy, FRA
Straight WOMEN:
1. Nastasja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Joy Spearing, SUI
3. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
Freestyle:
Freestyle (PDF)
1. Günter Mokulys, GER
2. Stefan "Lillis" Åkesson, SWE
3. René Murabayashi, BRA
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Day 3 (Sunday) - Special slalom + High jump
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Special slalom - Qual & Elims: PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Special PRO:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Hans Göthberg, SWE
Special AM:
1. Robert Thiele, GER
2. Antonio Saluena, SWE
3. Pelle Gustavsson, SWE
Special WOMEN:
1. Nastasja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Joy Spearing, SUI
3. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
High Jump:
HighJump (PDF)
1. Vincent Langlade, FRA
2. Martins Liepins, LAT
3. Dominik Kowalski, GER
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Day 4 (Monday) - Hybrid slalom
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Hybrid Slalom - Qual & Elims: PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Hybrid PRO:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Ramón Königshausen, SUI
3. Christoph Baumann, GER
Hybrid AM:
1. Robert Thiele, GER
2. Johan Thiel, SWE
3. Dylan Longridge, SUI
Hybrid WOMEN:
1. Nastaja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
3. Erica Schoirfer, FRA
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Slalom overall
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Overall slalom PRO, AM, Women (PDF)
Overall PRO:
1. Dominik Kowalski, GER
2. Janis Kuzmins, LAT
3. Ramón Königshausen, SUI
Overall AM:
1. Robert Thiele, GER
2. Gustavs Gailitis, LAT
3. Antonio Saluena, SWE
Overall WOMEN:
1. Nastasja Wolfensberger, SUI
2. Sandrine Ferreira, FRA
3. Erica Schoirfer, FRA
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Statistics - Participation
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Participation (PDF)
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Just want more
A huge THANK YOU for making it happen again.
Jani, Corky, Dan, Per and all the others that made it possible.
Have some pictures to share. Might be some focus on the 161 team and Sweden but here you are
http://picasaweb.google.com/johanthiel
PRO - Special slalom:
PRO - Hybrid slalom:
AM - Hybrid slalom:
AM - Overall:
Juniors
1. Oscar Strid (10 yrs)
2. Olle Bauer (14 yrs)
3. Christopher Dupont (14 yrs)
(Ed note: This is according to age, not necessarily to placings)
See you all soon
Jani, Corky, Dan, Per and all the others that made it possible.
Have some pictures to share. Might be some focus on the 161 team and Sweden but here you are
http://picasaweb.google.com/johanthiel
PRO - Special slalom:
PRO - Hybrid slalom:
AM - Hybrid slalom:
AM - Overall:
Juniors
1. Oscar Strid (10 yrs)
2. Olle Bauer (14 yrs)
3. Christopher Dupont (14 yrs)
(Ed note: This is according to age, not necessarily to placings)
See you all soon
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FREESTYLE
First of all, a huge thanks to Corky, Dan, Detlef, Paul and Flavio (great speaker, we are counting on you next time as well) for your participation in the freestyle event. To Jani and Lillis for making it happen, to Jean-Mi for fixing problems on-site and to ETNIES and Sk8kings for sponsoring the event.
It was great to see freestyle back in France with so many participants and a high level of skating. I’m sorry I couldn’t compete, but I’m looking forward to meeting you all soon.
Back to SLALOM…
Thanks to the PoliticLongboardActivist team for helping us out with the ramps Tuesday and to all those who helped us pack up on Monday.
Secondly, as already said above, it was a GREAT week-end. Especially for Christopher who entered the CONERACING team, who beat Antonio (Antonio’s DQ doesn’t matter for him he is going to buy a picture frame for the results anyway) and who did some very good results with the amateurs (and I’m not saying that because I’m his father).
Congrats to the Dominator, king of Trocadero.
It was great to see old friends and to make some new ones. Well, we just had a fantastic time and we can’t wait to see all of you at the next race.
Some pics up soon.
Dupont family
First of all, a huge thanks to Corky, Dan, Detlef, Paul and Flavio (great speaker, we are counting on you next time as well) for your participation in the freestyle event. To Jani and Lillis for making it happen, to Jean-Mi for fixing problems on-site and to ETNIES and Sk8kings for sponsoring the event.
It was great to see freestyle back in France with so many participants and a high level of skating. I’m sorry I couldn’t compete, but I’m looking forward to meeting you all soon.
Back to SLALOM…
Thanks to the PoliticLongboardActivist team for helping us out with the ramps Tuesday and to all those who helped us pack up on Monday.
Secondly, as already said above, it was a GREAT week-end. Especially for Christopher who entered the CONERACING team, who beat Antonio (Antonio’s DQ doesn’t matter for him he is going to buy a picture frame for the results anyway) and who did some very good results with the amateurs (and I’m not saying that because I’m his father).
Congrats to the Dominator, king of Trocadero.
It was great to see old friends and to make some new ones. Well, we just had a fantastic time and we can’t wait to see all of you at the next race.
Some pics up soon.
Dupont family
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Frreeeeestyle
Here is some freestyle runs -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRkbUuC3wDs
Michel, your english is perfect !
Michel, your english is perfect !
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Although I could not attend this year's Freestyle event, I want to say a BIG THANKS in the name of all Freestylers to the organizers to include this event in Paris. Quite a few highly ranked Freestylers made their way to Paris, so there is even more room for next year.
We have some new blood in there as well and even Rene from Brazil made his way over.
Keep on going....
YOYO
We have some new blood in there as well and even Rene from Brazil made his way over.
Keep on going....
YOYO
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PARIS I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YEAH!!!!!!!!
I don't want to leave Paris without a little feedback...but mostly I already told Jani, as it was all done and over and a small cloud appeared and gave us rain at last. So strange. It really just rained at the troca, across the seine, everything else stayed dry. That really was a moment, and that made it perfect after all.
Man, I like to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for making this event the best ever!
The schedule was full of skateboarding events. There you had pool (grrrr!), High Jump, Freestyle and Slalom all included. Wonderfull!
ok...
pro:
+++ Timing system: flaweless, quick and I really enjoyed the starting with a random beep method (altough it could have been started a bit earlier in average), and now there you had something more likey what a reaction time really is!
+++ Schedule: I loved it. It made it for Pros very comfortable to race! AMs get to practice, as the crew is getting set. Pros come late and finish early. Great! Cause Pros want to finish the race, and the ams could watch the Pros and learn, and think about setting up their equipment and skate longer. and having a little ceremony after each raced day! Nice!
+++ MC Jani on tha mic, constanly giving good information, in english or french. He just did a lovely job!
+++ Media: Many many photographers and guys with videocams. The poster looked great (would also have been without me printed twice....
+++ Awesome prices for ams, and very good money for pros!!! Congrats on this.
+++ The weather! Can't really control it, but thanks anyway!
This year Paris raised the bar for any upcoming events! Good information, together with a good schedule, good equipment and a professional team, gives a super combo!!!!
Thanks again for all the hard work! There are maybe more stuff to consider that I can't think of right now. But it is not hard to tell that you've done a really good job, and with this I mean everybody involved.
cons:
- The food was not as good as last year. It was a bit poor, and strange to me that I couldn't choose what to drink, well unless you really really begged.
- - - Corky
- - - all those toilets not working!--------
---------especially the one across the street at the troca. Didn't find any button to indicate it was closed, and there you go, I took a poop as a young mother and her child wanted to enter, I was holding the door hard as it kept on opening....because the kid kept on pushing the fxxking button!!!! Priceless!
I don't want to leave Paris without a little feedback...but mostly I already told Jani, as it was all done and over and a small cloud appeared and gave us rain at last. So strange. It really just rained at the troca, across the seine, everything else stayed dry. That really was a moment, and that made it perfect after all.
Man, I like to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for making this event the best ever!
The schedule was full of skateboarding events. There you had pool (grrrr!), High Jump, Freestyle and Slalom all included. Wonderfull!
ok...
pro:
+++ Timing system: flaweless, quick and I really enjoyed the starting with a random beep method (altough it could have been started a bit earlier in average), and now there you had something more likey what a reaction time really is!
+++ Schedule: I loved it. It made it for Pros very comfortable to race! AMs get to practice, as the crew is getting set. Pros come late and finish early. Great! Cause Pros want to finish the race, and the ams could watch the Pros and learn, and think about setting up their equipment and skate longer. and having a little ceremony after each raced day! Nice!
+++ MC Jani on tha mic, constanly giving good information, in english or french. He just did a lovely job!
+++ Media: Many many photographers and guys with videocams. The poster looked great (would also have been without me printed twice....
+++ Awesome prices for ams, and very good money for pros!!! Congrats on this.
+++ The weather! Can't really control it, but thanks anyway!
This year Paris raised the bar for any upcoming events! Good information, together with a good schedule, good equipment and a professional team, gives a super combo!!!!
Thanks again for all the hard work! There are maybe more stuff to consider that I can't think of right now. But it is not hard to tell that you've done a really good job, and with this I mean everybody involved.
cons:
- The food was not as good as last year. It was a bit poor, and strange to me that I couldn't choose what to drink, well unless you really really begged.
- - - Corky
- - - all those toilets not working!--------
---------especially the one across the street at the troca. Didn't find any button to indicate it was closed, and there you go, I took a poop as a young mother and her child wanted to enter, I was holding the door hard as it kept on opening....because the kid kept on pushing the fxxking button!!!! Priceless!
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Night fall at 1m35 and Effeil Tower lighted at 1m40 !
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Thanks to all the riders who came to see us !!
What a good start event to begin this season...
CND's pictures are available : See the gallery
What a good start event to begin this season...
CND's pictures are available : See the gallery
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I can't believe a week ago we were all basking in the Paris sunshine now I am watching the rain running down the windows back in UK!
I just want to say a big thanks to Jani and his massive team of organisers for a great weekends racing, even if I did spend more time picking myself up off the tarmac than perhaps I would have liked! I loved every minute of it and can't wait for next year.
Here is the link for my Paris photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robs_galle ... 096318415/
I just want to say a big thanks to Jani and his massive team of organisers for a great weekends racing, even if I did spend more time picking myself up off the tarmac than perhaps I would have liked! I loved every minute of it and can't wait for next year.
Here is the link for my Paris photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robs_galle ... 096318415/
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awesome! that totally rocks! surely it's the best event ever!Vincent Berruchon wrote:Our parisian skatepark is nearly finished
Look at a few pictures I took yesterday (and a few minutes skate all alone in the bowl!!!)
http://www.riderz.net/galerie-simple/?s ... _finitions
We were waiting for so long... Me and David went to many meetings with other parisian associations to give our points on this park (yes there is a roof!!!)
Now we can really expect a nice park-slalom/death-race during the Trocadéro Grand Prix!!!