Parallelslalom Race Grueningen, Schweiz 21./22. Juni 2003
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Tomorrow's the big day. Just in case anyone wants to know -- here is our plan . . .
We're arriving in London Friday night (June 13) about 9-ish and staying at the Huttons Hotel on Belgrave near Victoria Station (44 20) 78343726 (till our early Thursday morning flight to Zurich.)
Going to Brands race with Michael Stride. Thanks Michael!!
Train to Gatwick from London Victoria for
flight to Switzerland via EasyJet:
Thursday 19 June, flight 5003
departs London Gatwick (South Terminal) at 06:25, arrives Zurich at 09:15
Hotel one night (Thursday June 19) in Zurich at Zic Zac Rock Hotel, Phone: 01-2612181
Will train to Grueningen on Friday.
Hotel in Grueningen for Swiss Race (Fri 6-20 through Mon 6-23)
Hotel Illuster Garni
8610 Uster
phone 01 944 85 85
Back to Zurich on Monday morning via train for a.m. flight home.
If anyone is going in similar directions with a car and has room for two more -- we could be persuaded . . . )
We won't have a mobile phone so if anyone wants to hook up -- please leave message at our place of lodging. Looking forward to seeing you all soon. Will still be checking our e-mail, etc. until we leave Cali tomorrow night. Cheers!
We're arriving in London Friday night (June 13) about 9-ish and staying at the Huttons Hotel on Belgrave near Victoria Station (44 20) 78343726 (till our early Thursday morning flight to Zurich.)
Going to Brands race with Michael Stride. Thanks Michael!!
Train to Gatwick from London Victoria for
flight to Switzerland via EasyJet:
Thursday 19 June, flight 5003
departs London Gatwick (South Terminal) at 06:25, arrives Zurich at 09:15
Hotel one night (Thursday June 19) in Zurich at Zic Zac Rock Hotel, Phone: 01-2612181
Will train to Grueningen on Friday.
Hotel in Grueningen for Swiss Race (Fri 6-20 through Mon 6-23)
Hotel Illuster Garni
8610 Uster
phone 01 944 85 85
Back to Zurich on Monday morning via train for a.m. flight home.
If anyone is going in similar directions with a car and has room for two more -- we could be persuaded . . . )
We won't have a mobile phone so if anyone wants to hook up -- please leave message at our place of lodging. Looking forward to seeing you all soon. Will still be checking our e-mail, etc. until we leave Cali tomorrow night. Cheers!
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Wow, live coverage would be great! But I'll be there whether I can skate or not! Looks like I'll be working as a photographer rather than as a skater.
I went through the list of online registrations today and it is quite impressive. Gianluca has put together an impressive Italian team with former champions Gatti and Ugolini. And we haven't recovered yet from the impression of Luca in Paris...
With Richie Carrasco and Michael Dong warming up in the UK, looks like the coming weekend will be pretty hot!
Many girls and boys too. Great for our sport. Can't wait to experience it all!
I went through the list of online registrations today and it is quite impressive. Gianluca has put together an impressive Italian team with former champions Gatti and Ugolini. And we haven't recovered yet from the impression of Luca in Paris...
With Richie Carrasco and Michael Dong warming up in the UK, looks like the coming weekend will be pretty hot!
Many girls and boys too. Great for our sport. Can't wait to experience it all!
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The wheather for Grueningen for the weekend looks good!
http://wetter2.web.de/cgi-bin/web-de/we ... t.pl?ID=48
and what do you think of a sunset at 9.26 p.m.?
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http://wetter2.web.de/cgi-bin/web-de/we ... t.pl?ID=48
and what do you think of a sunset at 9.26 p.m.?
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Came to Geneve today (Thursday) and it must be a record in high temperature. Hopefully it will not be as hot in Grüningen. Planing on a ride along the Geneve lake tonight when things cool down a little. Seen two guys cruizing on slalomboards so there are some sencible people here after all.
See you all tomorrow in Grüningen.
See you all tomorrow in Grüningen.
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Hi Slalom Friends...
England was a blast! Great hanging with the locals and racing at Brands! Thanks all for your hospitality ... Mr. Stride you are a true gent and Simon Levene -- Brighton rocks!!
Richy and I are in Zurich today in the internet cafe at the moment. Really warm and very beautiful place. Trying to take in the sites and enjoy till we head off to the hotel near race site. Sounds like alot of us are staying at the same place at the Hotel Illuster Garni. Should be arriving sometime tomorrow (Friday) and want to make the practice session. We can get phone messages at our hotel in Zurich. Hope the train goes close to the hotel . . . See you all very soon!!
Cheers!
England was a blast! Great hanging with the locals and racing at Brands! Thanks all for your hospitality ... Mr. Stride you are a true gent and Simon Levene -- Brighton rocks!!
Richy and I are in Zurich today in the internet cafe at the moment. Really warm and very beautiful place. Trying to take in the sites and enjoy till we head off to the hotel near race site. Sounds like alot of us are staying at the same place at the Hotel Illuster Garni. Should be arriving sometime tomorrow (Friday) and want to make the practice session. We can get phone messages at our hotel in Zurich. Hope the train goes close to the hotel . . . See you all very soon!!
Cheers!
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What is the schedule for the Swiss race? My work schedule is threatening to cancel my plans to race. What is the start time for the mens race? Is the tight on Sat and GS on Sunday? I am wondering if I left on Saturday early if there is any way I could make it to race on Sat. I am hoping I will be able to at least make it for the Sunday race.
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What happened or is happening at the Swiss Race? How did the first day of racing go? The last day of racing is probably drawing to a close as I type this. Was the web cam that Chris mentioned above ever posted anywhere? Any info would be good.On 2003-06-16 10:15, Chris Eggers wrote:
just a quick note: The OK is working on a live coverage of the event on the internet. Stay tuned, the link will be displayed. So the slalom world can watch the event online. How cool is that?
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Tight slalom pro
1 Luca Giammarco
2 Jani Soderhall
3 Maurus Strobel
4 Paul Price
Hybrid slalom pro
1 Luca Gianmarco
2 Maurus Strobel
3 Chris Hart
4 Richy Carrasco
Boys - Dylan got 3rd place both days. The riders that beat him were all 14-16 years old. He also qualified 15th in the tight (out of 50 adults) and 11th in the hybrid
Women - Lauren was 4th in the tight and 1st in the hybrid.
The pro tight was very technical - the riders said it was much more difficult than Paris. Luca won the tight on his old wheels Saturday, but then switched to Cambrias on Sunday to win the hybrid.
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1 Luca Giammarco
2 Jani Soderhall
3 Maurus Strobel
4 Paul Price
Hybrid slalom pro
1 Luca Gianmarco
2 Maurus Strobel
3 Chris Hart
4 Richy Carrasco
Boys - Dylan got 3rd place both days. The riders that beat him were all 14-16 years old. He also qualified 15th in the tight (out of 50 adults) and 11th in the hybrid
Women - Lauren was 4th in the tight and 1st in the hybrid.
The pro tight was very technical - the riders said it was much more difficult than Paris. Luca won the tight on his old wheels Saturday, but then switched to Cambrias on Sunday to win the hybrid.
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For the course info hungry:
The tight was set by Chris Hart and myself. Chris H. later decided to start in the Am class because he did not make the course clean. The guy just goes all the way every time he rides, bammbammbamm, he does not brake or limit his push, so he was too fast in the end.
The tight consisted of approx. 50 cones and Vlad would have loved it.
The giant consisted of approx. 38 Cones and was set by Pierre Samray and myself (Ed Brokmann could not whip his belly out of the bed early enough). The Giant had one difficult cone that took away some speed about midway, but it was fun to see people struggling to get around it and it was interesting to see the different lines and techniques.
I did not hear too many complaints about it.
Any comments? ( I like to hear them)
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The tight was set by Chris Hart and myself. Chris H. later decided to start in the Am class because he did not make the course clean. The guy just goes all the way every time he rides, bammbammbamm, he does not brake or limit his push, so he was too fast in the end.
The tight consisted of approx. 50 cones and Vlad would have loved it.
The giant consisted of approx. 38 Cones and was set by Pierre Samray and myself (Ed Brokmann could not whip his belly out of the bed early enough). The Giant had one difficult cone that took away some speed about midway, but it was fun to see people struggling to get around it and it was interesting to see the different lines and techniques.
I did not hear too many complaints about it.
Any comments? ( I like to hear them)
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