[2004] World Championships - Results

[Jack Smith]

World Championships of Skateboard Racing – Morro Bay, California October 8-10, 2004

Results

Super G - Pro Men
1st - Jason Mitchell - Colorado
2nd -Tay Hunt - Oregon
3rd - Chicken Deck - California

Super G - Open Men
1st - Cliff Coleman - California
2nd - Eric Brammer – New Hampshire
3rd - Jeff Goad - Missouri

Super G – Women
1st - Noemi Reichel - Switzerland
2nd - Lynn Kramer - California


Cyber Slalom - Men
1st - Michael Dong - Washington
2nd - Richy Carrasco - California
3rd - Chris Chaput – California

Cyber Slalom - Women
1st - Keli Benko - California
2nd – Judi Oyama - California
3rd – Lynn Kramer – California


Slalom – Pro Men
1st - Gary Fluitt – Colorado
2nd - Michael Dong - Washington
3rd - Kenny Mollica - Ohio

Slalom – Open Men
1st - Bill Wahl - California
2nd - Paul Howard - Oregon
3rd – Michael Stride - England

Slalom – Women
1st - Noemi Reichel - Switzerland
2nd - Lynn Krammer - California
3rd - Judi Oyama - California

Junior Men ( 15 - 18 )
1st - Joe McLaren - Colorado
2nd - Bryan Werner - Massachusetts
3rd - Ben Chapman - Massachusetts

Junior Women ( 15 - 18 )
1st Lauren Gordon – San Luis Obispo
2nd Keli Benko – Los Osos
3rd Katii Campbell - Connecticut

Slalom Boys (14 and under)
1st Joe McLaren- Colorado
2nd Ben Chapman - Massachusetts
3rd Adam Schwippert – New Hampshire

Slalom Girls (14 and under)
1st Keli Benko – Los Osos
2nd Katii Campbell - Connecticut
3rd Sarah Byrd - Mississippi


Tight Slalom – Pro Men
1st Maurus Strobel - Switzerland
2nd Richy Carrasco - California
3rd Paul Price – England/Australia

Tight Slalom – Open Men
1st - Floyd Reid - California/England
2nd - David Pirnack - Colorado
3rd - John Ravitch - California

Tight Slalom – Women
1st - Noemi Reichel - Switzerland
2nd - Lynn Krammer - California
3rd - Judi Oyama - California

Tight Junior Men ( 15 - 18 )
1st - Joe McLaren - Colorado
2nd - Kyle McLaren - Colorado
3 rd Ben Chapman - Massachusetts

Tight Junior Women ( 15 - 18 )
1st - Lauren Gordon – California
2nd - Keli Benko – California
3rd - Katii Campbell - Connecticut

Tight Slalom Boys (14 and under)
1st - Josh Byrd - Mississippi
2nd - Joe McLaren - Colorado
3rd - Dylan Gordon – California

Tight Slalom Girls (14 and under)
1st - Keli Benko – California
2nd - Katii Campbell - Connecticut
3rd - Sarah Byrd - Mississippi

[Jack Smith]

Dan Gesmer will post race result .pdfs as soon as possible, he is swamped with real job/real world responibilities at the moment.

[Gianluca Ferrero]

where can we find them? thx

gianluca
pres@coniskate.it

[Ramón Königshausen]

There is a post form Maurus in the swissforum on NCDSA with some results

http://www.ncdsa.com/gen_tab2.asp?CatID=48

rmn

[Gianluca Ferrero]

....why do we get troubles in opening pages also with this link?


Gianluca

gianluca.ferrero@fastwebnet.it

[Jack Smith]

Here is a link to the OP World Championships of Skateboard Racing Results (.pdfs).

On Saturday during the head to head racing, the timing system was incorrectly
quadrupling the false start penalty and adding it to the racer's time.

In the race between Kenny Mollica and Richy Carrasco in the round of 16, Richy
should have advanced by .3 seconds.

I have spoken to Richy and Kenny regarding this matter.
They have accepted this unfortunate mistake with the grace of true sportsmen.
Both Kenny and Richy will be awarded 3rd place points in the slalom.

As race director I take full responsibility for this mistake.

I would like to thank all of the competitors for their outstanding cooperation at this year's event.

Best Regards,
Jack Smith
Race Director

Coming in September 2005 - Slalom Week</B>

[Hans Koraeus]

I respect all people involved in this issue. It is sensitive. And of course mistakes can be done. I mean, shit happens. We can never avoid it. The difficult thing is how to deal with it. And especially since friends of ours are involved it makes it even harder for all of us. The positive thing with mistakes though is to make us all learn from them. That way we can all try to avoid them in the future. And if they happen again we know how to deal with it. Then it doesn't have to be on the shoulders of the racers involved to make sensitive judgements. And it could help the race organizer to get some backing in his judgement. That's why I would like to present my opinion on this.