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She did in the end, and he's in. Mainly because Jonathan looks like having problems with his shoulder.

Looks like he got him through the opening!

I have just received some terrible news from Jacqueline in Sweden. Peter Koij was riding in an International Open Meeting in Västerås, Sweden tonight. He fell in his opening ride, and suffered serious injury. It was just announced that Peter has died through heavy blood loss. I will post more information as I get it, unless our Swedeish friends can help? I interviewed Peter in Assen, and what a really nice bloke he was. He will be sadly missed. RIP Peter EDIT According to aktuellspeedway.se Peter suffered a puncture and fell hitting the crash wall. He was unconcious and bleeding heavily, passing away en-route to Hospital in the ambulance.

Just a few thoughts on the weekend. The new Indoor Stadium is a splendid venue, and was packed both days. The racing was top notch, but the difference between the Russians and the rest is considerable. Only Zorn and Simon got to both B Finals, although there were flashes of brilliance from Bauer. Without taking too much away from the Russians the West need to up their game if they want to compete. I understand the MFR have thrown money at the Ice racing this year, whereas the western riders have to rely on sponsorship and understanding employers. They need to be able to compete! With the season nearly over - just a couple of meetings in Sweden this week, all I can say is if Krasnikov decides to retire as a professional rider, he is going to be a hard act to follow. Heat 4 on Saturday showed how incredible a rider he is, last for two laps before passing all the others in the space of a lap and winning the race with the fastest speed and setting a new track record. And having seen Koltakov ride, Igor Kononov and Danil Ivanov may have their aspirations dashed unless they up their game! All in all, its been a great weekend with some fantastic racing and the excellent company of Iris123, Jacqueline and Lars plus anyone else from the forum I met

World Individual Championship Round 8, Inzell, Germany 27.3.11 Dmitri Khomitsevich (2 3 3 2 2) 12 Jan Klatovsky (0 1 1 1 0) 3 Sergei Karachintsev (2 0 1 2 1) 6 Danil Ivanov (3 3 2 3 3) 14 Dmitri Bulankin (D 2 0 3 2) 7 Igor Kononov (3 3 1 3 3) 13 Stefan Pletschacher (1 0 1 0 1) 3 Max Neidermaier (1 0 0 0 0) 1 Harald Simon (3 2 3 0 1) 9 Antonin Klatovsky (0 0 0 0 0) 0 Ivan Ivanov (2 1 0 2 0) 5 Stefan Svensson (0 1 2 1 1) 5 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 3) 15 Gunther Bauer (1 1 2 1 2) 7 Vitalli Khomitsevich (2 2 3 1 3) 11 Franz Zorn (1 2 2 2 2) 9 D Finall: Antonin Klatovsky, Jan Klatovsky, Stefan Pletschacher, Max Neidermaier C Final: Sergei Karachintsev, Gunther Bauer, Ivan Ivanov, Stefan Svensson B Final: Vitalli Khomitsevich, Dmitri Bulankin, Franz Zorn, Harald Simon A Final: Nikolai Krasnikov, Igor Kononov, Dmitri Khomitsevich, Danil Ivanov FINAL STANDINGS: 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 176 2 Igor Kononov Rus 153 3 Danil Ivanov Rus 152 4 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 145 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 108 6 Dmitri Bulankin Rus 97 7 Sergei Karachintsev Rus 89 8 Ivan Ivanov Rus 85 9 Franz Zorn A 73 10 Harald Simon A 72 11 Stefan Svensson S 68 12 Gunther Bauer D 64 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 54 14 Grzegorz Knapp Pol 34 15 Peter Koij S 26 16 Stefan Pletschacher D 21 17 Mats Järf SF 9 18 Johnny Tuinstra NL 7 19 Max Neidermaier D 7 20 Jan Klatovsky CzR 5 21 Rene Stellingwerf NL 3 Nikolai Krasnikov is the World Champion for the seventh time in a row. He told me that this was his last season as a professional racer, and although he will ride next year he doesn't know if he will enter the World Championships.

World Championship Round 7, Inzell, Germany 26.3.2011 Dmitri Khomitsevich (fx 2 2 3 3) 10 Peter Koij (1 0 0 1 0) 2 Sergei Karachintsev (2 2 3 1 3) 11 Danil Ivanov (3 3 2 2 3) 13 Dmitri Bulankin (2 1 2 2 0) 7 Igor Kononov (3 3 3 3 1) 13 Grzegorz Knapp (1 0 0 N 1) 2 Max Neidermaier (0 0 0 0 0) 0 Harald Simon (2 0 2 1 2) 7 Antonin Klatovsky (1 1 1 0 2) 5 Ivan Ivanov (3 1 0 2 1) 7 Stefan Svensson (ef 1 1 1 ef) 3 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 2) 14 Gunther Bauer (0 2 1 2 2) 7 Vitalli Khomitsevich (2 3 3 0 1) 9 Franz Zorn (1 2 1 3 3) 10 Stefan Pletschacher 0 0 D Final: Stefan Svensson, Grzegorz Knapp, Max Neidermaier, Peter Koij C Final: Dmitri Bulankin, Gunther Bauer, Antonin Klatovsky, Ivan Ivanov B Final: Dmitri Khomitsevich, Franz Zorn, Vitalli Khomitsevich, Harald Simon A Final: Nikolai Krasnikov, Igor Kononov, Danil Ivanov, Sergei Karachintsev STANDINGS PSN Rider C Total 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 151 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 136 3 Igor Kononov Rus 133 4 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 127 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 94 6 Dmitri Bulankin Rus 84 7 Sergei Karachintsev Rus 79 8 Ivan Ivanov Rus 77 9 Franz Zorn A 61 10 Harald Simon A 61 11 Stefan Svensson S 61 12 Gunther Bauer D 55 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 48 14 Grzegorz Knapp Pol 34 15 Peter Koij S 26 16 Stefan Pletschacher D 17 17 Mats Järf SF 9 18 Johnny Tuinstra NL 7 19 Max Neidermaier D 4 20 Rene Stellingwerf NL 3 21 Jan Klatovsky CzR 0 Krasnikov only needs to finish last in the B Final to win his seventh consecutive title. Now Iris 123, Jaqueline, Lars and I are off to drink beer!

I think we can safely say the Track wont melt - have a look at the Stadium Here Its all in Dutch but you can see inside the place. See you at Munchen Ost around 15.40 tomorrow!

FIM have confirmed Jan Klatovsky to replace Mats Järf after all. Maybe he'l just tootle around at the back on Sunday. Wondering which Krasnikov will turn up - the happy one who won the World Championship in 2009/10 or the sullen one that left Assen two weeks ago?

Klabo thought his brothers season was over for 2011 when we spoke in Assen, but then again, Jan is as mad as his brother so who know?

Got to agree. he looks a good prospect for the Finns - any idea who will replace him at Inzell?

World Championship R7 & 8, Inzell 26th/27th March 2011 Draw: 1. Dmitri Khomitsevich 2. Peter Koij 3. Sergei Karachintsev 4. Danil Ivanov 5. Dmitri Bulankin 6. Igor Kononov 7. Grzegorz Knapp 8. Max Neidermaier 9. Harald Simon 10. Antonin Klatovsky 11. Ivan Ivanov 12. Stefan Svensson 13. Nikolai Krasnikov 14. Gunther Bauer 15. Vitalli Khomitsevich 16. Franz Zorn R17. Stefan Pletschacher R18. Mats Järf Reserves will replace the two lowest scorers on day 2 Krasnikov is only 8 points ahead, and looking at the top 4, it's his to lose. Krasnikov hasn't won an A Final since R2, Danil has won 2 A Finals, with Kononov and Dimon K 1 apiece. 13 points separate the top 4 and any one of them could win it by winning both A Finals.

World Championship Round 6, Assen 13.3.2011 Sorry for the late update but there is crap WiFi in Belgium and Holland so I'm at the Euro Tunnell sending this! Dmitri Bulankin (0 3 2 1 1) 7 Igor Kononov (3 3 fx 3 f) 9 Antonin Klatovsky (1 0 1 0 1) 3 Grzegorz Knapp (0 1 1 1 0) 3 Ivan Ivanov (1 2 3 1 2) 9 Stefan Pletschacher (0 0 0 0 ef) 0 Dmitri Khomitsevich (3 1 2 3 3) 12 Stefan Svensson (2 0 0 2 f) 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich (2 3 3 3 1) 12 Harald Simon (3 1 1 0 2) 7 Mats Järf (0 0 0 0 1) 1 Gunther Bauer (1 1 2 1 2) 7 Sergei Karachintsev (1 2 2 2 2) 9 Franz Zorn (2 2 1 2 3) 10 Nikolai Krasnikov (2 3 3 2 3) 13 Danil Ivanov (3 2 3 3 3) 14 D FINAL:Grzegorz Knapp, Mats Järf, Antonin Klatovsky, Stefan Pletschacher C FINAL:Dmitri Bulankin, Harald Simon, Gunther Bauer, Stefan Svensson B FINAL: Igor Kononov, Franz Zorn, Ivan Ivanov, Sergei Karachintsev A FINAL: Danil Ivanov, Dmitri Khomitsevich, Nikolai Krasnikov, Vitalli Khomitsevich Standings PSN Rider C Total R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 126 (25 25 18 20 20 18) 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 118 (16 18 25 16 18 25) 3 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 113 (18 14 20 25 16 20) 4 Igor Kononov Rus 113 (20 20 16 18 25 14) 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 82 (14 16 11 14 11 16) 6 Dmitri Bulankin Rus 74 ( 13 12 14 11 14 10) 7 Ivan Ivanov Rus 70 (12 13 12 9 12 12) 8 Sergei Karachintsev Rus 63 (10 11 13 13 5 11) 9 Stefan Svensson S 55 9 10 10 10 9 7 10 Harald Simon A 50 (8 7 7 6 13 9) 11 Franz Zorn A 48 (7 6 8 7 7 13) 12 Gunther Bauer D 46 (11 8 3 8 8 8) 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 40 ( 0 9 9 12 6 4) 14 Grzegorz Knapp Pol 29 (4 3 6 0 10 6) 15 Peter Koij S 23 (6 5 5 3 4 0) 16 Stefan Pletschacher D 17 (5 4 0 5 0 3) 17 Mats Järf SF 9 (0 0 0 4 0 5) 18 Johnny Tuinstra NL 7 (3 0 4 0 0 0) 19 Rene Stellingwerf NL 3 (0 0 0 0 3 0) Don't know if it was me, but there appeared to be a littlebit of an atmoshere in the Russian camp today, but Krasnikov is holding onto a slender lead, and Danil could pull off a shock win. Kononov was a little too enthusiastic today hence the two falls

World Championship R5, Assen 12.3.2011 Dmitri Bulankin (2 3 2 2 3) 12 Igor Kononov (3 3 2 3 3) 14 Antonin Klatovsky (1 1 0 0 1) 3 Rene Stellingwerf (0 0 1 0 1) 2 Ivan Ivanov (2 0 1 1 3) 7 Grzegorz Knapp (1 0 1 1 2) 5 Dmitri Khomitsevich (3 2 2 3 2) 12 Stefan Svensson (fx 2 2 1 0) 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich (3 2 3 2 0) 10 Harald Simon (1 2 3 2 1) 9 Peter Koij (0 0 0 0 0) 0 Gunther Bauer (2 1 0 0 3) 6 Sergei Karachintsev (0 1 0 2 0) 3 Franz Zorn (1 1 1 1 2) 6 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 2) 14 Danil Ivanov (2 3 3 3 1) 12 D Final: Antonin Klatovsky, Sergei Karachintsev, Peter Koij, Rene Stellingwerf (fx) C Final: Grzegorz Knapp, Stefan Svensson, Gunther Bauer, Franz Zorn B Final: Dmitri Bulankin, Harald Simon, Ivan Ivanov, Vitalli Khomitsevich (fx) A Final: Igor Kononov, Nikolai Krasnikov, Danil Ivanov, Dmitri Khomitsevich In the A Final, Kononov and Krasnikov were level going to the line, and both were bashing elbows, both wobbled, Kononov held on and took the win, but Krasnikov fell and slid up the track after the flag. He was like a petulant child after that, didn't stay on the rostrum, refused interviews and was very bitter! Standings: 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 108 2 Igor Kononov Rus 99 3 Danil Ivanov Rus 93 4 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 93 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 66 6 Dmitri Bulankin Rus 64 7 Ivan Ivanov Rus 58 8 Sergei Karachintsev Rus 52 9 Stefan Svensson S 48 10 Harald Simon A 41 11 Gunther Bauer D 38 12 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 36 13 Franz Zorn A 35 14 Grzegorz Knapp Pol 23 15 Peter Koij S 23 16 Stefan Pletschacher D 14 17 Johnny Tuinstra NL 7 18 Mats Järf SF 4 19 Rene Stellingwerf NL 3

Roloef Thijs Bokall, Assen, Friday 11th March 2011 1. Dmitri Koltakov (Russia), 2. Robert Hendersen (Sweden), 3. Kai Lehitenen (Finland), 4. Andrej Divis (Czech Rep), 5. Fredrick Johansson (Sweden), 6. Fredrick Olsson (Sweden), 7..Martin Posch (Austria), 8. Patrik Sohlberg (Sweden) 9/10. Tommy Flyktman (Sweden, Christoph Kirchner (Germany), 11/12: Franz Mayerbrucher (Germany), Max Neidermaier (Germany), 13/14: Simon Reitsma (Holland), Martin Leitner (Austria), 15/16: Gerrit Schukken (Holland), Eduard Krysov (Russia), 17/18: Petr Klaus (Czech Rep), Pawel Strugala (Switzerland), 19/20: Lukas Voljnik (Czech Rep), Simon Gartmann (Switzerland) , 21/22: Marian Kreklau (Germany), Jo Saetre (Norway), 23/24: Ronny Haring (Switzerland), Miroslaw Daniszewski (Poland Koltakov is certainly an impressive young rider who was half a lap ahead of everyone. One for the future!

Few changes to the line up - rider changes: OUT: STELLINGWERF (NL) HOLSTEIN (NL) MALLINEN (SF) J.KLATOVSKY (CzR) LINDSTROM (S) ADD: Marian Kreklau (D) Franz Mayerbüchler jr. (D) Kai Lehtinen (SF) Petr Klauz (CZR) Fredrik Olsson (S) Patrik Sohlberg (S)

Russian Premier League R4, Kumertau 7.3.2011 Shadrinsk 19 Artem NOVIK 5 Rustam AKUMBAEV 4 Alexander RODIN 10 Kumertau 18 Airat Khabibullin 2 Alex Kazakov 2 Stanislav Arkhipov 14 +3 Saransk 17 Maxim Lushnikov 11 Alex Abros'kina () Basil Kosov 6 Glazov [16] Evgeni Sharov 3 Alex Ivanov 2 Vyacheslav Svitek 11 +n Kemerovo 11 Anton Zmaga 9 Gennady Sinica 2 Sergei Lobachov 0 Samara B 8 Nikita Tolokonov 2 Eugene Otpushchennikov 0 Maxim Zakharov 6) Final Table 1. Shadrinsk 32 2. Kumertau 21 + 3 3. Glazov 21 + n 4. Saransk 18 5. Kemerovo 11 6. Samara B 6 7. Samara A 5 Run off for second place in the league - Svitek crashed and was taken to hospital. Shadrinsk are Champions

Russian Super League R6, Togliatti 6.3.2011 TOGLIATTI 25 Danil Ivanov (3 3 3 3 2 3) 17 Dmitri Khomitsevich (1 n 2 1 3 1) 8 Ivan Ivanov DNR UFA 24 Nikolai Krasnikov (2 3 2 3 2 2) 14 Dmitri Koltakov (3 1 3 2 1 0) 10 Dmitri Bulankin DNR STERLITAMAK 20 Andrei Shishegov (1 1 0 0 0 1) 3 Igor Kononov (3 3 3 2 3 3) 17 Michael Bogdanov DNR SARANSK 16 +3 Yunir Bazeev (2 2 2 1 2 3) 12+3 Andrei Gavrilkin (1 0 1 0 1 1) 4 NOVOSIBIRSK 16 +2 Maxim Korchemakha (0 0 1 3 ef 1) 5 Sergei Karachintsev (1 2 3 2 3) 11+2 Juri Polikarpov (0) 0 LUKHOVITSY 14 Sergei Makharov (3 2 2 1 3 2 ) 13 Ilya Ulyanov( 0 0 0 0 1 0) 1 KAMENSK URAL 11 Eduard Krysov (2 2 1 1 ef 2) 8 Danil Golosheykin (0 1 0 0 2 0) 3 Ilya Drozdov DNR Final Table: Togliatti 42 Ufa 41 Sterlitamak 26 Kamensk -Ural 22 Saransk 16 Novosibirsk 15 Lukhovitsy 12 Togliatti retain their championship, Lukhovitsy look like being relegated to the Premier League Russian Premier Leauge R3, Kumertau, 6.3.11 Shadrinsk - 23 Artem Novik 12 Michael Zelepukin 3 Aleander Rodin 8 Kumertau - 19+ 3 Airat Khabibullin 1 Alexei Kazakov 5 Stanislaw Arkhipov 13 +3 Glazov - 19 +2 Evgeni Sharov 4 Alexei Ivanov 4 Vyacheslav Svitek 11+ 2 Saransk - 15 Maxim Lushnikov 10 Eugene Kosov. DNR Vasily Kosov 5 Kemerovo - 7 7. Anton Zmaga 3 8. Gennady Sinica 4 16. Sergei Lobachev 0 Samara - 6 Nikita Tolokonov 4 Eugene Otpushchennikov 0 Maxim Zhakarov 2 Table: Shadrinsk 24 Glazov 17 Kumertau 15 Saransk 13 Kemerovo 8 Samara A 5 (2 rounds only) Samara B 4 Final Round, R4 tomorrow

Draw for World Championship R5 & 6 @ Assen, 12/13th March 2011 Line up WK finale 3 - Assen - 12 & 13 mrt. 1. Dmitri Bulankin (Rus) 2. Igor Kononov (Rus) 3. Antonín Klatovský (CzR) 4. René Stellingwerf (NL) 5. Ivan Ivanov (Rus) 6. Grzegorz Knapp (Pl) 7. Dmitri Khomitsevitch (Rus) 8. Stefan Svensson (S) 9. Vitali Khomitsevitch (Rus) 10. Harald Simon (A) 11. Peter Koij (S) 12. Günther Bauer (D) 13. Sergej Karatsjintsev (Rus) 14. Franky Zorn (A) 15. Nikolaj Krasnikov (Rus) 16. Daniil Ivanov (Rus) res. Stefan Pletschacher (D) res. Mats Järf (SF) Reserves replace lowest scorers on Sunday (excluding WC)

Russian Super League Round 5, Saturday 5.3.11 UFA 28 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 3 3) 18 Dmitri Koltakov (1 2 2 2 2 1) 10 Dmitri Bulankin DNR TOGLIATTI 27 Danil Ivanov (2 3 3 3 3 3) 17 Dmitri Khomitsevich (0 2 2 2 2 2) 10 Vitalli Khomitsevich DNR KAMENSK-URAL 19 Eduard Krysov (3 3 1 1 1 3) 12 Danil Golosheykin (n 2 2 0 0 2) 6 Ilya Drozdov (1) 1 NOVOSIBIRSK 16 Maxim Korchemakha (1 2 0 2) 5 Sergei Karachintsev (P S 3 3 3 2) 11 Juri Polikarpov (0 0) 0 SARANSK 14 Yunir Bazeev (2 3 1 3 1 2) 12 Andrei Gavrilkin (s A 0 1 0 1) 2 STERLITAMAK 12 Andrei Shishegov (s 1 1 2 2 2) 8 Igor Kononov (3 c) 3 Michael Bogdanov (0 0 1 0) 1 LUKHOVITSY 9 Sergei Makharov (A A A 1 1 3) 5 Ilya Ulyanov (2 1 1 0 0 0) 4 Table: Ufa-35 Togliatti-34 Kamensk-Ural-21 Sterlitamak-21 Novosibirsk-12 Saransk-12 Luhovitsy-10

Rene Stellingwerf will replace Johnny Tuinstra as wild card in Assen, his partner has announced (on facebook of all places!) Had a look on the Assen site and it's confirmed - subject to FIM confirmation. Johnny Tuinstra has been advised by his Doctor not to ride. And whilst we are on the subject of Assen: TIME SCHEDULE 2011 Thursday 10 March 19.00 hrs Practice Roelof Thijs Cup Friday 11 March 09.00 hrs Practice WC 19.00 hrs Races Roelof Thijs Cup Saturday 12 March 18.35 hrs Parade 19.00 hrs 24 heats WC Sunday 13 March 13.35 hrs Parade 14.00 hrs 24 heats WC

Some nice pictures there - as for the rain, if it rains in the middle weekend of March we know that's monsoon season

World Ice Racing Team Championship , Berlin 26/27.2.2011 Final Result: RUSSIA 58 (28+30) Danil Ivanov 23 (11+( 3 N 3 3 N 3) 12) Dmitri Khomitsevich 14 ( 6 +( N 2 2 N 2 2) 8) Nikolai Krasnikov 21 (11+ ( 2 3 2 3) 10) AUSTRIA 49 (27+22) Harald Simon 18 (10+( 0 1 1 2 2 2) 8) Martin Leitner 0 (0+DNR) Franz Zorn 31 (17+( 1 3 3 3 3 1) 14) CZECH REP 37 (19+18) Antonin Klatovsky 24 (11+ ( 3 3 2 3 2 0) 13) Jan Klatovsky 8 (8+DNR) Andrej Divis 5 (0+( 2 1 0 0 1 1) 5) SWEDEN 32 (16+16) Stefan Svensson 28 (14 +( 3 2 2 1 3 3) 14) Per-Anders Lindstrom 2 (0+ ( 1 0 1 0 0 N) 2) Peter Koij 2 (2+( FX) 0) NETHERLANDS 25 (13+12) Johnny Tuinstra 4 (4+ ( ef 0 N N N N) 0) Sven Holstein 9 (5+ ( N 1 1 0 1 1) 4) Rene Stellingwerf 12 (4+ ( 1 2 1 2 2) 8) FINLAND 25 ( 10+ 15) Mats Järf 18 ( 7+ ( R 2 3 2 1 3) 11) Henri Malinen 0 (0+ ( FX N N N N N) 0) Kai Lehtinen 7 (3+ ( 3 0 1 0 0) 4) GERMANY 24 ( 12+ 12) Stefan Pletschacher 15 ( 6+ ( 2 2 1 3 1 f) 9) Max Neidermaier 9 (6+ ( 0 0 N N N 3) 3) Christoph Kirchner 0 (0+ ( 0 0 0) 0) Russia win, Austria held on to second with Czechs in third. Jan Klatovsky has had to have a spike wound stitched so missed today. Sweden relying on Svensson. Good recovery bt Finland to finish joint 5th with Netherlands. Germans obviously missed Bauer! Thanks to Jacqueline at the track for the live updates

Russian Junior Team Championship Final, Kumertau, 26/27.2.2011 SHADRINSK 52 (26+26) Artem Novik 24 (11+13) Michael Zelepukin 14 (7+7) Alexander Rodin 14 (8+6) SARANSK 47 (23+24) Andrei Gavrilkin 24 (11+13) Vasili Kosov 18 (7+11) Maxim Karpukhin 5 (5+DNR) KAMENSK-URAL 43 (21+22) Igor Sadullin 25 (13+12) Vitalli Belousov 18 (8+10) Basil Nesytyh 0 (0+DNR) UFA 42 (22+20) Dmitri Koltakov 35 (17+18) Nikita Alexeev 5 (5+0) Alex Vitrek 2 (0+2) KUMERTAU 28 (12+16) Rustam Akumbaev 15 (5+10) Airat Khabibulin 12 (6+6) Alexei Kasakov 1 (1+0) NOVOSIBIRSK 27 (15+12) Alexander Kochetov 20 (12+8) Anatoly Komarov 7 (3+4) Andrei Zhadanov 0 (0+DNR) SAMARA 14 (7+7) Nikita Tolokonov 13 (7+6) Eugene Otpushchennikov 1 (0+1) Torpedo Shadrinsk retain their title