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World Individual Ice Racing Championship Round 5, Innsbrück, Austria 21.2.2010 1 Per-Anders Lindström (fx N N N N) 0 2 Ivan Ivanov (1 2 1 1 1) 6 3 Dmitri Khomitsevich (3 1 3 3 3) 13 4 Franz Zorn (2 2 2 3 2) 11 5 Antti Aakko (1 1 0 2 1) 5 6 Sven Holstein (0 1 1 0 2) 4 7 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 3) 15 8 Stefan Svensson (2 0 0 2 2) 6 9 Pavel Tschajka (2 3 1 2 2) 10 10 Antonin Klatovsky (0 0 1 1 1) 3 11 Vitalli Khomitsevich (1 0 3 3 3) 10 12 Igor Kononov (3 3 2 2 fx) 10 13 Jan Klatovsky (fx 0 f 0 1) 1 14 Günther Bauer (2 3 2 0 0)) 7 15 Danil Ivanov (3 2 3 1 3 12 16 Nikolai Kaminsky (1 1 2 fx 0) 4 17 Harald Simon (2 1) 3 18 Grzegorz Knapp ( 0 0) 0 D FINAL: Nikolai Kaminsky, Antonin Klatovsky, Harald Simon (Res), Jan Klatovsky (f/x) C FINAL: Antti Aakko, Ivan Ivanov, Sven Holstein, Stefan Svensson (exc) B FINAL: Vitalli Khomitsevich, Igor Kononov, Pavel Tschajka, Günther Bauer. A FINAL: Nikolai Krasnikov), Dmitri Khomitsevich, Danil Ivanov, Franz Zorn. Overall (After 5 Rounds)PSN Rider C Total 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 116 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 101 3 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 86 4 Igor Kononov Rus 79 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 70 6 Franz Zorn A 62 7 Pavel Tschajka Rus 55 8 Stefan Svensson S 52 9 Antti Aakko SF 52 10 Günther Bauer D 50 11 Ivan Ivanov Rus 33 12 Nikolai Kaminsky Ukr 24 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 23 14 Jan Klatovsky CzR 21 15 Harald Simon A 20 16 Sven Holstein NL 17 17 Grzegorz Knapp Pl 14 18 Per-Anders Lindström S 9 Lindström fell in his opening ride and was taken to Hospital after complaining of pains in is neck and leg. Krasnikov had another perfect score and now has 15 points on second place.

Innsbrück News: The Jury will have a track inspection at 12.30pm CET where a decision on today's racing will take place. From all accounts, it's not looking promising as yet! Jacqueline suggested it was "Gelsenkirchen On Ice!"

Just spoke to Jacqueline who was at the track. The ice was only 7-8cms deep so they are turning the meeting from a 2 day into a single day using the Saturday race card. From what I understand there are lots of red faces in Austrian Motorsport today!

I understand that all is not well in Innsbrück! From Jacqueline in Innsbrück, the track caused Practice to be abruptly halted, when large lumps broke off and exposed the base. The riders held a meeting with the referee and from all accounts it is looking doubtful, as it unlikely that they can lay 10 cms of Ice before the meeting tomorrow. Coupled with the fact it is 10'C and raining which the freezing equipment at the track can't cope with. More news when I get it. EDITJust had a look on the German Forum. There will be a Jury Meeting at 2pm CET tomorrow (Sat) to decide if it will be on or off

World Individual Ice Racing Championship Final 2 Saransk, Russia, 14.2.2010 Round 4 1 Jan Klatovsky (0 0 0 1 0) 1 2 Antti Aakko (1 2 2 0 0) 5 3 Pavel Tschajka (0 3 3 3 1) 10 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich (2 1 3 3 3) 12 5 Danil Ivanov (3 2 2 3 2) 12 6 Ivan Ivanov (2 1 0 f N) 3 7 Franz Zorn (2 3 0 0 2) 7 8 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 2 3) 14 18 Harald Simon (1 0 1 2 2) 6 10 Günther Bauer (1 1 3 1 1) 7 11 Stefan Svensson (0 0 2 1 2) 5 12 Antonin Klatovsky (0 1 0 1 1) 3 13 Nikolai Kaminski (2 2 1 2 fx) 7 14 Dmitri Khomitsevich (3 2 2 2 3) 12 15 Igor Kononov (3 3 1 3 3) 13 17 Grzegorz Knapp (1 0 1 0 1) 3 R16 Sven Holstein (0) 0 R9 Per-Anders Lindström D FINAL: Grzegorz Knapp, Jan Klatovsky, Antonin Klatovsky, Ivan Ivanov (ns) C FINAL: Stefan Svensson, Harald Simon, Antti Aakko, Nikolai Kaminski B FINAL: Dmitri Khomitsevich, Pavel Tschajka, Günther Bauer, Franz Zorn A FINAL: Nikolai Krasnikov, Vitalli Khomitsevich, Danil Ivanov, Igor Kononov Overall (after 4 Rounds) PSN Rider C Total 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 91 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 83 3 Igor Kononov Rus 66 4 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 66 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 56 6 Franz Zorn A 46 7 Stefan Svensson S 45 8 Pavel Tschajka Rus 43 9 Antti Aakko SF 42 10 Günther Bauer D 40 11 Ivan Ivanov Rus 24 12 Nikolai Kaminsky Ukr 18 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 18 14 Jan Klatovsky CzR 18 15 Harald Simon A 16 16 Grzegorz Knapp Pl 14 17 Per-Anders Lindström S 9 18 Sven Holstein NL 9 Back to form for Krasnikov, but the finals move west next week, which should see the likes of Zorn , Svensson and Aakko boing better on the artificial tracks.

World Individual Ice Racing Championship Final 2 Saransk, Russia, 13.2.2010 Round 3 1 Jan Klatovsky (0 0 0 0 0) 0 2 Antti Aakko (2 1 1 0 3) 7 3 Pavel Tschajka (1 0 1 2 3) 7 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich (3 2 2 3 1) 11 5 Danil Ivanov (2 2 3 3 2) 12 6 Ivan Ivanov (0 0 2 1 2) 5 7 Franz Zorn (1 2 1 2 2) 8 8 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 3) 15 9 Per-Anders Lindström (1 1 0 0 1) 3 10 Günther Bauer (3 2 0 1 1) 7 11 Stefan Svensson (2 1 3 1 0) 7 12 Antonin Klatovsky (0 1 0 1 1) 3 13 Nikolai Kaminski (2 3 3 2 0) 10 14 Dmitri Khomitsevich (1 3 2 3 3) 12 15 Igor Kononov (3 3 2 2 2) 12 16 Sven Holstein (0 0 1 0 0) 1 17 Grzegorz Knapp 18 Harald Simon D FINAL: Sven Holstein, Per-Anders Lindström, Jan Klatovsky, Antonin Klatovsky C FINAL: Pavel Tschajka, Stefan Svensson, Antti Aakko, Ivan Ivanov B FINAL : Vitalli Khomitsevich, Franz Zorn, Günther Bauer, Nikolai Kaminski A FINAL: Danil Ivanov, Igor Kononov, Dmitri Khomitsevich, Nikolai Krasnikov (f/x) OVERALL (After 3 Rounds) PSN Rider C Total 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 66 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 65 3 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 52 4 Igor Kononov Rus 50 5 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 36 6 Stefan Svensson S 35 7 Franz Zorn A 35 8 Antti Aakko SF 34 9 Pavel Tschajka Rus 30 10 Günther Bauer D 29 11 Ivan Ivanov Rus 21 12 Nikolai Kaminsky Ukr 18 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 14 14 Jan Klatovsky CzR 13 15 Per-Anders Lindström S 9 16 Sven Holstein NL 9 17 Grzegorz Knapp Pl 8 18 Harald Simon A 7 Well Krasnikov lost his first A Final since 2008, as he crashed out of the A Final and was excluded. His lead is only 1 point over Danil. But Kononov is creeping up on the top 3! EDIT: Scorechart

Draw for Final 2 Saransk 13/14 Feb 2010 1 Jan Klatovsky 2 Antti Aakko 3 Pavel Tschajka 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich 5 Danil Ivanov 6 Ivan Ivanov 7 Franz Zorn 8 Nikolai Krasnikov 9 Per-Anders Lindström 10 Günther Bauer 11 Stefan Svensson 12 Antonin Klatovsky 13 Nikolai Kaminski 14 Dmitri Khomitsevich 17 Igor Kononov 16 Sven Holstein 17 Grzegorz Knapp 18 Harald Simon On day 2, Knapp will replace 15th Placed rider from Saturday, and Simon will replace 16th Placed rider. Heat 2 looks a good one with Krasnikov, The Ivanov and Franky Zorn. Bet Franky is wondering what he has to do to get an easy opening ride!

I thought about that last night . You'll see me carrying a large plywood X and a similar sized I towards him!

WORLD INDIVIDUAL ICE RACING CHAMPIONSHIP Round 2 Togliatti, Russia 7.2.2010 1 Igor Kononov (2 3 3 3 3) 14 2 Stefan Svensson (0 3 2 2 3) 10 3 Antonin Klatovsky (0 0 1 0 1) 2 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich (3 1 2 3 2) 11 5 Franz Zorn (0 2 0 1 2) 5 18 Harald Simon (3 0 1 x 1) 5 7 Günther Bauer (1 2 1 1 1) 6 8 Pavel Tschajka (1 1 3 fx ns) 5 9 Dmitri Khomitsevich (3 2 3 2 2) 12 10 Antti Aakko (2 2 2 2 0) 8 11 Nikolai Kaminsky (2 1 2 1 2) 8 17 Grzegorz Knapp (2 0 1 2 0) 5 13 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 3) 15 14 Danil Ivanov (1 3 2 3 3) 12 15 Jan Klatovsky (1 0 0 1 0) 2 16 Ivan Ivanov (0 1 0 x 1) 2 D FINAL: Zorn, A Klatovsky, J Klatonsky, I Ivanov C FINAL: Tschajka, Bauer, Grzegorz Knapp, Harald Simon B FINAL: V Khomitsevich, Akko, Svensson, Kaminsky A FINAL: KRASNIKOV, D IVANOV, KONONOV, D KHOMITSEVICH OVERALL AFTER 2 ROUNDS 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 50 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 40 3 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 34 4 Igor Kononov Rus 30 5 Stefan Svensson S 26 6 Antti Aakko SF 26 7 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 22 8 Franz Zorn A 22 9 Pavel Tschajka Rus 20 10 Nikolai Kaminsky Ukr 18 11 Günther Bauer D 18 12 Ivan Ivanov Rus 14 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 11 14 Jan Klatovsky CzR 9 15 Grzegorz Knapp Pl 8 16 Harald Simon A 7 17 Per-Anders Lindström S 4 18 Sven Holstein NL 3 A perfect score for Krasnikov who celebrated his 25th Birthday on the 4th Feb. What a way to celebrate!

WORLD INDIVIDUAL ICE RACING CHAMPIONSHIP Round 1 - Togliatti, Russia 6.2.10 Scores: 1 Igor Kononov (3 2 3 2 0) 10 2 Stefan Svensson (2 3 2 1 2) 10 3 Antonin Klatovsky (0 1 0 1 2) 4 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich (1 2 1 2 1) 7 5 Franz Zorn (3 0 3 2 2) 10 6 Sven Holstein (0 0 1 0 0) 1 7 Günther Bauer (2 2 0 0 0) 4 8 Pavel Tschajka (1 1 1 2 2) 7 9 Dmitri Khomitsevich (3 1 2 3 3) 12 10 Antti Aakko (1 2 2 0 3 8) 11 Nikolai Kaminsky (2 3 2 0 0) 7 12 Per-Anders Lindström (0 fx 1 1 1) 3 13 Nikolai Krasnikov (3 3 3 3 3) 15 14 Danil Ivanov (2 1 3 3 3) 12 15 Jan Klatovsky (0 0 0 1 1) 2 16 Ivan Ivanov (1 3 fx 3 1) 8 D Final: A Klatovsky, J. Klatovsky, Lindstrom, Holstein C Final: Tschajka, Bauer, V. Khomitsevich, Kaminsky B Final: Svensson, Aakko, Kononov, I. Ivanov A Final: KRASNIKOV, D. IVANOV, D KHOMITSEVICH, ZORN Overall: 1 Nikolai Krasnikov Rus 25. 2 Danil Ivanov Rus 20. 3 Dmitri Khomitsevich Rus 18. 4 Franz Zorn A 16. 5 Stefan Svensson S 14. 6 Antti Aakko SF 13. 7 Igor Kononov Rus 12. 8 Ivan Ivanov Rus 11. 9 Pavel Tschajka Rus 10. 10 Günther Bauer D 9. 11 Vitalli Khomitsevich Rus 8. 12 Nikolai Kaminsky Ukr 7. 13 Antonin Klatovsky CzR 6. 14 Jan Klatovsky CzR 5. 15 Per-Anders Lindström S 4. 16 Sven Holstein NL 3.

Some pictures from Practice at Togliatti HERE

Draw for Togliatti Rounds 1 & 2 of the World Individual Championship 2010 1 Igor Kononov 2 Stefan Svensson 3 Antonin Klatovsky 4 Vitalli Khomitsevich 5 Franz Zorn 6 Sven Holstein 7 Günther Bauer 8 Pavel Tschajka 9 Dmitri Khomitsevich 10 Antti Aakko 11 Nikolai Kaminsky 12 Per-Anders Lindström 13 Nikolai Krasnikov 14 Danil Ivanov 15 Jan Klatovsky 16 Ivan Ivanov Res Grzegorz Knapp Res Harald Simon As in previous years, Knapp will replace the 15th Placed rider on Sunday and Simon will replace the 16th placed rider. There will be live updates on The Russian Forum Looking through the heats, Franky Zorn's first race is agains Bauer, Holstein and Tschajka, but in his second he's up against Kononov, Krasnikov and Dmitri Khomitsevich and off gate 3, between Kononov ( and Dmitri (y). At the moment there is nothing to suggest there will be a live TV/Webcast of the event, but if I find one I'll post it.

WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP KRASNAGORSK, RUSSIA SAT 30TH & SUN 31ST JANUARY 2010 Russia 50 (27 +23) Dmitriy Khomitsevich 14 (6+8) Dmitriy Bulankin 9 (6+3) Nikolai Krasnikov 27 (15+12) Sweden 45 (22+23) Stefan Svensson 27 (10+17) Per- Olof Serenius 14 (9+5) Per - Anders Lindstrom 4 (3+1) Austria 41 (20+21) Simon Harold 7 (0+7) Martin Leitner 3 (3+DNR) Franz Zorn 31 (17+14) Czech Republic 35 (16+19) Antonin Klatovsky 24 (12+12) Jan Klatovsky 11 (4+7) Andrey Divis DNR Finland 31 (14+17) Anti- Aakko 26 (12+14) Kay Lehtinen 2 (2+0) Mats Jarf 3 (0+3) Germany 26 (13+13) Stephen Pletschacher 12 (4+8) Max Neidermaier 14 (9+5) Johann Weber 0 (DNR+0) Netherlands 23 (13+10) Rene Stellingwerf 10 (5+5) Sven Holstein 13 (8+5) Rene Verhoef DNR Dmitri Khomitsevich may have suffered a serious elbow injury but it's not that clear if he will ride next weekend in Togliatti on the Russian Forum. More news if I get it

European Junior Championship Final, Kamensk-Ural Result European Junior Championship Sergei Karachintsev 28 (14+14) Andrei Gavrilkin 25 (13+12) Maxim Korchemakha 24 + 3 (9+15) Alexander Rodin 24+2 (12+12) Dmitri Koltakov 21 (11+10) Maxim Carpuchin 16 (9+7) Nikita Alekseyev 16 (9+7) Nikolai Kaminsky (Ukraine) 15 (8+7) Anton Zmaga 15 (7+8) Florian Fürst (Germany) 10 (4+6) Christoph Kirchner 8 (4+4) Danil Belonogov 8 (6+2) Eugene Kosov 7 (3+4) Alexander Kochetov 7 (3+4) Dmitri Tikhonov 6 (6+ns) Vitalli Matgrass 5 (ns+5) Maxim Koltakov 1 (1+ns) Rustam Akumbaev 0 (ns+0) Ooops forgot Kichner!

World Team Ice Racing Championship Krasnagorsk, Day 1 Russia {27} 9. Dmitriy Khomitsevich (2,1,2,1) = 6 10. Dmitriy Bulankin (3,1,2) = 6 19. Nikolai Krasnikov (3,3,3,3,3) = 15 Sweden {22} 5. Stephen Svensson (2,3,3, and, 2) =10 6. Per- Olof Serenius (2,3,2,2,0) = 9 17. Per - Anders Lindstrom (1,2) =3 Austria {20} 7. Simon Harold (0,0,0) = 0 8. Martin Leitner (1,1,1) = 3 18. Franz Zorn (3,2,3,3,3,3) = 17 Czech Republic {16} 3. Antonin Klatovsky (3,1,2, f, 3,3) of =12 4. Jan Klatovski (2,0,1, p, 0,1) =4 16. Andrey Divis () = Finland {14} 13. Anti- Aakko ( f, 3,2,2,3,2) of =12 14. Kay Lehtinen (1,0,0,1,0) =2 21. Mats Jarf ( ef ) = Germany {13} 1. Stephen Pletshacher (0,2,0,0,2) =4 2. Max Neidermaier (1,3,1,3,1,0) = 9 15. Johan weber ( fx ) = 0 Netherlands {13} 11. Rene Stellingwerf (0,2,2,0,1) =5 12. Sven Holstein (1,1,1,1,2,2) = 8 20. Rene Verhoef () =

The post about Malinen on the Russian Forum was a couple of weeks ago, Joni pointed out that meeting clashed with the Team Championship and that many of the riders would country before this championship, which is why Malinen was mentioned. I don't think the teams had been finalised at that point, but I may be wrong (and frequently am ). Kaminski rode on a Ukraine licence at St. Johann and is credited as Ukrainian in all the documentation, although he is Russian. Hence the comments about him "turning" to the Ukraine, and stirring up anti Uraine passions amongst some of the posters Interesting point, all the Russians in this meeting are under 21, whilst if you are not Russian you have to be under 25. I take your point about Sweden, but could we not allow Brits to be under 45 (sorry Mark )? Yes the meeting is a joke, and once again the UEM have scheduled one of their meetings opposite a major FIM meeting, then wonder why it won't be a success. Last year the comments were basically why watch the Russian Junior Championship with a couple of foreigners? They are basically the same again this year. Plus why trek half way across Russia to be watched by one man and his dog, when many of the fans are trekking to the other way towards Moscow to see the Russians win again.

Some good stuff there, thanks!

Looking at the thread for this meeting on the Russian Forum, they aren't happy that only 2 foreigners are riding, whilst Kaminsky is also getting stick for riding on a Ukraine Licence. Joni from MC Assen did point out that many of the potential riders are in the Team Championship (Holstein, Malinen etc) but that didn't go down well either. Looking at the pics from practice they may very well be playing spot the crowd at this meeting. They could save time at the parade and introduce the crowd to the riders!

European Championship Final, Ufa, 24.1.2010 Andrei Shishegov (Russia) (3,3,3,3,3) = 15 Sergei Karachintsev (Russia) (2,3,3,3,2) = 13 Harald Simon (Austria) (3,3,3,2,1) = 12+3 Yunir Bazeev (Russia) (3,3,2,1,3) = of 12+fx Ilya Drozdov (Russia) (1,2,3,2,2) = 10 Mikhail Bogdanovs (Russia) ([ef, 1,1,3,3) = 8 Nikolai Kaminsky (Ukraine) (2,1,1,2,2) = 8 Antonin Klatovsky (Czech Rep) (3,2,1,1,0) =7 Jan Klatovsky (Czech Rep) (2,2,2,1,0) = 7 Daniel Goloshekin (Russia) (0,2,2,2,1) =7 Florian Fürst (Germany) (1,0,0,3,2) = 6 Rene Stellingwerf (Netherlands) (2,1,2, fx, 1) = 6 Sven Holstein (Netherlands) (1,0,0, ns, 3) = 4 Martin Leitner (Austria) (0,0,1,0,1) = 2 Christoph Kirchner (Germany) (fx, 1, ef, 1,0) = 2 Hans-Olov Olsson(Sweden) (1,0,0,0,0) = 1 R Roman Akimenko(Russia) (ns) = 0 R Andrey Divis (Czech Republic) (ns) = 0 Shishegov must be the luckiest rider ever, as he wasn't even supposed to be in the meeting. He only got a spot when Mikhail Zelepukin was injured in practice, and he was next in line to be reserve.

European Championship, Semi Final, Ufa 23.1.2010 9. Yunir Bazeev, Russia (3,2,3,3,3) = 14 13. Mikhail Bogdanov, Russia (3,3, f, 2,3) = 11 8. Antonin Klatovsky, Czech Republic (2,3,2, fx, 3) = 10+3 6. Ilya Drozdon, Russia (3,3,2, f, 2) = 10+2 18. Andrei Shishagov, Russia (3,3,3) = 9 1. Nikolai Kaminsky, Ukraine (3,0,1,3,2) = 9 5. Sven Holstein, Netherlands (1, f, 3,3,2) = 9 4. Florian Fürst, Germany (2,2,2,1,1) = 8 12. Martyin Leitner, Austria (2,1,2,2,1) = 8 17. Roman Akimenko, Russia (1,3,2) = 6+3 7. Andrey Divis Czech Republic (0,3,0,1,2) = 6+2 15. Jussi Nyronen, Finland (2,2,1,0,1) = 6+1 10. Ulf Ledström, Sweden (1,2,1,1,0) = 5 3. Fredrick Johansson, Sweden (f, ef, 1,2,0) = 3 14. Jo Saetre, Norway (1,1,0,0,0) = 2 2. Claude Gaydene, France (1, fx, 0, f) = 1 11. Heinz Goldi, Switzerland (0,1, f, [fx, f) = 1 16. Michael Widera, Poland (f,ef], 0,0,0) = 0

If you are interested the European Semi Final form Ufa is on THIS LINK Not the best quality but you can see the racing

If he doesn't get a slot in the Finals, I suspect that they will have him in the Friday meeting. Are you travelling with Eurorider BTW? If so I'll see you there

Basically Rob, the PMZ and the KNMV get a slot for their riders as they organise rounds/finals. There is a rather long winded explaination a few posts back which f-s-p and I referred to as being as clear as mud. Sven Holstein gets the nod ahead of Harald Simon, who drops to reserve, as he is the KNMV rep (Assen organise a Final) whilst Posa loses his slot as reserve to Knapp as the PMZ get a slot for orgainsing a qualifier. I'm assuming Simon is reserve because of the Austrian connection, and as SVEMO no longer have a qualifier after they made a complete hash of their organisation/cancellation of a round in 2008, they miss out. Rather unfair on Posa but that's politics. I do know that the Assen club have been pestering the FIM to boost the profile of Ice Racing for some years as many of the meetings do lose money, and by allowing an organising federation a "wild card" they believe it will expand the sport, encouraging new nations to bid for rounds/finals. If the Ipswich Snoasis project lets Ice Racing in to the proposed Speed skating track, I do know that the Assen club want to be involved (it is they who are promoting the Innsbrück Final to boost the Austrian presence, and they have a hand in the Saalfelden qualifier) and maybe we'll have Mark, Rob or Kev in the Finals!

This has puzzled me too, as according to that FIM reg (posted a few back now) Knapp and Holstein should ride and one of the others should be reserve (Jan Klatovsky?). But this IS the FIM we are talking about. Or is that the NL organise a Final - Holstein gets a slot, but Poland only host a QR therefore he gets a slot but starts at reserve? Remember, if he gets a good score in Round 2 (where he will replace one of the bottom two scorers) he could in theory stay in the competition all the way through. This happened to Antti Aakko a few years ago, where he started at reserve in R1 and then did well on the second day and did well for the rest of the competition that he never returned to reserve.

Watching Jouni Seppenan and Henri Malinen in Sanok, they rode well, but were not in the same class as the others, as their scores show.