[2005] European Championships, Stockholm, July 15-17, 2005

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[2005] European Championships, Stockholm, July 15-17, 2005

Post by Peter Klang » Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:17 pm

Stockholm wants to host the Euros 2005.
Anyone out there with plans of hosting the Euros 2005?

Stockholm will run a three day event july 15-17 with
Gaint Slalom, Big offsets long course (40 sec).
Tight Slalom, like Morro Bay style, about 70 cones.
Straight Slalom, 6 feet= 1,80 meters, 60 cones.

Pro division overall champ
1. 1.000 €
2. 700 €
3. 600 €
4. 500 €
5. 400 €
6. 300 €
7. 200 €
8. 100 €


Amateur/junior division overall Champ
1. Really good stuff
2. Really good stuff
3. Really good stuff
4. Really good stuff
5. Really good stuff
6. Really good stuff
7. Really good stuff
8. Really good stuff


Womens Division overall Champ
1. really good stuff
2. really good stuff
3. really good stuff

This is how its going to look like if the racers of Europe wants it.

Let us know how you feel. All comments are welcome, don't be shy.
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Post by Martin Siegrist » Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:56 pm

that's cool

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Post by Vlad Popov » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:45 pm

A EU championship with <b>prize moneyz</b>? Amazing! Who would have thought!

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Post by Peter Klang » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:58 pm

Vlad, you and your komrats are more then welcomed. We don´t care if your from Vladivostock. Russia is Europe, besides, if we get main status it has to be open to everybody.

I hope to see you there.

...and remember, at this comp, no one se poes

här kommer endast skäggbiff serveras.

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Post by Vlad Popov » Wed Oct 20, 2004 6:21 pm

Even Siberia? What about Belarus? Kazahstan?

Somehow the idea of European Slalom Championships (or any decent major SLcomp)<b> with prize money</b> sounds more appealing than the idea of European Slalom Championships (or any major SLcomp) without any prize money...given that there is a good number of slalom competitions with a good prize purse.

Thanks!

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Post by Pierre Samray » Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:47 pm

If there will be a true giant slalom I'll be there!
a good occasion to visit sweden!

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Post by Niall Horton-Stephens » Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:48 pm

Yeahhhh Baby!!!

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:24 am

I can tell you Pierre, the Giant Slalom gonno be a BIG long course.
There is a chance it will be a Super G. Whatever course we run, it´s going to be a fast one.

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Post by Pierre-Yves Ritschard » Thu Oct 21, 2004 11:32 am

that would attract many frenchmen, yeppa

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Oct 21, 2004 1:13 pm

Hey Vlad, from Kazahstan we only allow Borat to skate.

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Post by Carsten Pingel » Thu Oct 21, 2004 2:19 pm

when will you do the contest ? before or after Cologne ?

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Post by Vincent Berruchon » Thu Oct 21, 2004 2:25 pm

Hi Peter

If I understand you ask for a popular approval for Stockholm as an Euro Championship?

Personnaly I'd like that, what an occasion to discover Sweden!
I hope to come. I suppose you'll confirm for sure the dates later

It's not bad that Euro Champs take place in a different country every year.

But to be fair, it could be better to know is there any competitors to organize the Euros?

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Oct 21, 2004 3:36 pm

Vincent, thanks for your input. Yes we are very much so looking and like I wrote asking the rest of Europe if anyone else have plans on hosting the Euros 2005.

We don´t just claim the Euros, we want YOU the Riders to let us know what you think. Euros status or not, we will run a Big competition in july.

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Post by Jack Smith » Thu Oct 21, 2004 4:56 pm

Hi Peter,

It was great to meet you at Morro, even though we didn't get a chance to talk all that much.

Count Bahne and justpushplay.com in as a sponsor for the 2005 Euro Championships.

Keep up the good work!

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Oct 21, 2004 5:19 pm

Great, I´ll get back to you soon.
Best if I could call you, drop an e-mail to
peter.klang@seb.se

Thank´s for a great weekend at morro, damn the water was cold, I only had a spring suit on. Next year I gotto come a week before the comp to balance my jetlag.

Keep up the good spirit Jack

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Oct 21, 2004 5:42 pm

Hey Carsten, the dates are posted in the first text.
When is Köln?

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Post by alavoine jean paul » Wed Oct 27, 2004 6:42 pm

Yes we LOVE Sweden !

I'll be there no matter what...

Svenska!
or svenskate rather, excuse my French!
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Post by Carsten Pingel » Thu Oct 28, 2004 9:10 am

Hi Peter,
Köln will be again, like the years before, around end of August .
I hope Axel Fischer is going to organize it again.
..with lots of coneheads from the kindergarden ! :-)

I'm looking forward to coming to sweden and have some cool days !

The last time I was in Sweden was for entering the swedish skate summercamp in Helsinge. I think it was 84/85 ?! That was the one where McGill was performing the McTwist for the first time !

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Oct 28, 2004 9:47 am

Great Carsten, I can’t promise you Ill land a McTwist, I’m getting old and I have started to smell really bad in the mornings, but I will try to make it down the course. For those with skatepark needs Ill just have to say, Stockholm’s the place. We got a big indoor skate park and an outdoors pool park (three pools actually). Besides this mentioned we also have numerous of mini and vert ramps all over Stockholm.

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Post by alavoine jean paul » Thu Oct 28, 2004 10:27 pm

All the Circle of the Lost Berrichons (organising the skatecamp in Bourges in the 80's) join me in my sending my regards to all the Swedish vert and freestyle, and slalom old timers... as Etienne likes to call us.

C U There or earlier in Paris next season!
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Post by Carsten Pingel » Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:43 am

I've been to the french camp in Bourges too ! I think it was 2 times.
There were Gonzales, Staab, McGill, Welinder, V-7, Pierre Andre, Jamie Mouse Mosberg, and others.
I think the name of the guy who did that camp was nicolas Malinowski ?
Have you been there ?

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Post by alavoine jean paul » Fri Oct 29, 2004 6:26 pm

Of course I was there I was (together with Nicolas, Christian,Bruno, fred and others) one of the guys who was organising it.
My main job when The Gonz was there, I think it was in 86, was to party all night and then prepare the breakfast, and then after a few hours sleep skate...
I also remember the skatecamp in Taby when McGill invented the Mctwist, and when with Lance and Claus they did their TRIPLE on the ramp,that was in 84.
Rodney was already doing impossibles and ollie flips... years ahead of everyone else!
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Post by Jani Soderhall » Fri Oct 29, 2004 6:49 pm

Corky is working on a documentary about the Swedish Summer Camp, concentrating on the year 1985.

Read all about it at: www.SkateboardMemories.com

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Post by alavoine jean paul » Sat Oct 30, 2004 4:37 pm

Jani Soderhall wrote:Corky is working on a documentary about the Swedish Summer Camp, concentrating on the year 1985.
/Jani
Good job Corky! Too bad the French were in Bourges in 85... So you'll miss some great frenchstyle...
Why don't you concentrate on the year 84 instead???
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Post by Maria Carrasco » Sun Oct 31, 2004 8:01 pm

Hello Peter -- It was really nice getting to know both you and Marcus a little better at Morro Bay.

I am working on our plans to come to Europe in 2005 and as we discussed hoping to hit as many races as possible while we are there. So far it looks as though the Paris, Gruen and Stockholm races are not close enough together for us to make more than one. Looks like we will have some tough choices -- unless we win the lotto or something between now and then. ;) As for the Stockholm dates mentioned above -- we already have a conflict on our calendar since that is the same weekend of the Gorge Games/Hood River races which I think will be part of the American Cup Series again.

I'll be keeping tabs on what's being planned and want to book our travel as soon as possible once things are confirmed. If anyone has info on other races falling near the three major ones I'd really appreciate more info on those. Anything in Italy? Germany? Southern France?

In any case, looking forward to visiting with as many of you as possible in 2005.

PS -- I am listing all the Euro competitions on our SK8KINGS.COM calendar so would doubly appreciate being on the mailing lists of any of the event organizers reading this. Thanks!

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Post by Peter Klang » Sun Oct 31, 2004 9:51 pm

Hey Maria,
I droped Richy a mail some time ago.
I will not talk anyone of not going to Paris or wherever, but the Stockholm thing will be something for Richy, and everybody. I can´t say to much at this stage but I think his 360s will come in handy in one of the events.

We are aiming at a great skateboard experience for more then just the slalom racers. How ??? we will get back on that.

I know many Americans want the European contests to be very close. If we would put them all in a few weeks, our season would be over before july. The USA races are not placed in convinience for the Europeans, for the same reason. I know you guys realy want to make it to as many European events as possible. The Euro guys want to make it to as many USA races as possible. As it looks now Paris is may 14-16, Hannover Germany june 4-5, Gruningen Swizzz june 18-19. We are thinking of moving Stockholm, cuz the major/main events would all be used up in Europe before the summer even starts. When we make a decision and the city approves the date we´ll get back to all.

How does the USA schedule look like for 2005 ?

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Post by Maria Carrasco » Sun Oct 31, 2004 10:37 pm

Peter -- Thanks for replying. We of course understand it's not practical to bunch things too close together -- especially the major events. Don't mean to imply we expect you all to arrange your year around us. ;) Our best hope will be to hit 2 if at all possible -- which is how it has worked out the last two years. Mainly, I'm hoping to be able to figure out our plan as early as I can and get our airfare secured. Where can I get more info on the Hanover race?

So far the US races are tentative by month with only specific dates for Hood River that I am aware of. Here is a quote from Gary Fluitt who is in charge of the ACSS --
This is how it is looking for the 2005 Season. The goal here is to move the races around a little bit, and have a nice cadence leading up to the worlds. There are A LOT more races than will fit into the series. This is still open for debate. If someone would like to have their race in the series, you need to let me know. I'm open minded, and yet, I have some clear objectives.

April- Luna
May- Virginia Beach? (DC, Virginy crew working it)
June- San Diego
July- Hood
Early August - The Farm
Late August - Breckenridge
Sept- Morro Bay
I will keep our event calendar on SK8KINGS.COM updated as things are confirmed. Any info can be forwarded to me at: maria@sk8kings.com Thanks again!

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Post by alavoine jean paul » Wed Nov 03, 2004 9:23 pm

Say Hi to Richy, and to the Desiderios from me...
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Post by Ramón Königshausen » Thu Dec 16, 2004 7:08 pm

Is this date absolutely sure?

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Post by Jani Soderhall » Thu Dec 16, 2004 9:09 pm

Is this date absolutely sure?
I don't think it is absolutely sure. The race plans are serious, but I think details still has to be nailed down. July is the safest month (in terms of weather conditions) for a race in Sweden.

That it'll be the European Championships is just a request. I think Peter is asking if anybody else wants to "compete" for next years euro championships.

/Jani

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Post by Ramón Königshausen » Thu Dec 16, 2004 9:21 pm

Hm....that's a bit a problem for me because I'm travelling to England on 18th or 19th of july with the school and we have to book our flights soon. That means that I need one flight from Switzerland to Stockholm and one from Stockholm to England...

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Post by Peter Klang » Fri Dec 17, 2004 11:55 am

Ramon,
Like Jani said it’s our request, I know Gints is putting in a bid from Riga, Latvia. Unfortunately for you their plans are the exact same weekend. I don’t know if it will make a difference but Euro status or not, I can promise you a memorable stay in Stockholm.

Update:
I spoke with the City and they are very exited about the event. We are putting everything on paper right now. The format is also going to be put up on the web-site sometime in march. Hopefully will the sponsors be just as exited as we are. SKF should be interested considering their product and the status skateboard will receive very soon in the Olympic committee. This is a hint to you know who.

From the cold water of Sweden
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Post by Jani Soderhall » Fri Dec 17, 2004 12:57 pm

Peter, but what about the dates? If Gints is sure about this weekend, do you still insist on having the race the same weekend?

Having it just one week apart from the Latvian event that would make for a pretty cool Nordic/Baltic race circuit.

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Post by Peter Klang » Fri Dec 17, 2004 2:11 pm

I don't want to be a prick about it, but I have yet to see Gints post anything about his comp. I think it´s Gints who will have to move till the following weekend, not Stockholm.

I’m not a difficult guy, but I’m a man of principals.

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Post by Ramón Königshausen » Fri Dec 17, 2004 6:17 pm

mmm that's not that fine...

So let's do that quickly. Plan! Go ahead, please. ;-)

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Post by HUYNH BACH SAC Frédéric » Sat Dec 18, 2004 6:11 pm

rmn ! could you try the Union Jack flag ...?

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Post by Ramón Königshausen » Sat Dec 18, 2004 6:24 pm

Give me white m&m's and I'll do it...

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Post by Peter Klang » Mon Dec 20, 2004 9:16 am

Too bad white don´t exist, U could of made your own flag Ramon.

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Post by Peter Klang » Wed Dec 29, 2004 4:13 am

Happy New Year everybody, now you all should get involved. Stockholm wants to put on a comp as fair as ever. To do so we need an independent group of three, chosen by you the riders, to be there and speak in the name of the competitors. This group of individuals can race themselves but not required; the whole idea is to have a communication between the rider’s representatives and the event coordinator about any issue regarding the competition.

For example: Paul Price races Janis Kuzmin and Paul claims Janis was given the wrong time and that Janis should actually be the one advancing to the next round, then Paul would go to anyone of the three riders representatives. Then the rider’s representatives would speak to the contest coordinator and solve the mistake. Personally I doubt it will be any mistakes but just in case…

So put up suggestions here or mail me and we’ll see whom the riders chose to represent them, most votes get the honor, if he/she accepts.

PS: Swedes don’t get to vote.

//Glen

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Post by Carsten Pingel » Mon Jan 03, 2005 10:54 am

Happy new year everybody !!!

Are there cheap places to stay in Stockholm ? or does any of the swedish skaters has a room where we can sleep for free ?
I'll pay the beer !! :-)

cheers,

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Post by Peter Klang » Mon Jan 03, 2005 12:45 pm

Do you realLy wanna come to Sweden and stay with a guy? The women of Stockholm are VERY friendly...

We are working on the accomodations.

//Ketut

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Post by Carsten Pingel » Mon Jan 03, 2005 5:01 pm

You're right ! I'd rather see some nice tall swedish girls ! :-)

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Post by Chris Eggers » Thu Jan 13, 2005 8:02 am

Peter, from what I heard it is not sure that the comp will happen labeled as the European Champs?
Can yoiu let us know? It is time to book the flights to get them cheap. Ryanair is about 70 Euro roundtrip from FRankfurt/Hahn

Thanks

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:40 am

Chris, The contest in Stockholm will be a big event. However it will be the European Championships I can’t tell you yet. We put up our request on this site to see who was interested in hosting the Euros and at the same time show our interest. The decision of whom the hosting nation will be is up to ISSA. Stockholm is so far the only city whom showed interest.

IF THERE ARE OTHERS INTERESTED IN HOSTING THE EUROS. POST IT NOW. THE DECISION WILL BE MADE BY ISSA SOON.

Off course Stockholm wants to host the euros.
Please do not forget the racers representatives, so far nobody have voted. COME ON, VOTE. It´s for you, it should be in your interest.

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Post by Chris Eggers » Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:44 am

I would love to attend a Euro Championship in Sweden


Vote for racer representatives:

Chris Linford, UK
Donald Campbell, Germany
Chris Hart, Switzerland

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Post by Carsten Pingel » Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:17 am

I agree to chris ! How about a girl in the representives team ? ;-)

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Post by Chris Eggers » Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:23 am

Good idea

who?

Nastasja Wolfensberger, CH

???

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Post by Peter Klang » Thu Jan 13, 2005 1:08 pm

OK, GREAT, now we talking. Thanks a bunch for getting the voting going.

Just something for swedes to remember.

YOU DON`T GET TO VOTE.

Om du är Svenne får du INTE rösta på representanter till Stockholm World Cup, faktum är att hälften av vår befolkning borte fråntagas denna rättighet (att just rösta, fast i riksdagsvalet), inte ni skateboardåkare naturligtvis, men alla suspekta peroner som upphöjs till väljar vart fjärde år.

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