Asian Games preview

Just when you thought you'd had enough figure skating to last a life time. This week throws more at us with the skating events of the Winter Asian Games in Astana & Almati, Kazakhstan. The Winter Asian games is a multi-sport event similar to the winter olympics, with a few extra events such as Bandy and Ski-orienteering.

The event is somewhat overshadowed by the four continents championships taking place soon after in Taipei but there are several well-known faces competing.

Ladies -Kanako Murakami, Haruka Imai (Japan) Min-Jung Kwak, Chae-Hwa Kim (Korea) Anastasia Gimazedinova (Uzbekistan) Bingwa Geng (China)

Mens - Denis Ten (Kazakhstan), Takahito Muram Tatsuki Machida (Japan), Nan Song (China)

Pairs - Sui & Han, Pang & Tong (China) plus pairs from Thailand and Kazakhstan

Ice Dance - Cathy and Chris Reed (Japan) plus pairs from China, N Korea & Kazakhstan

See the full list of skating participants here.
The event schedule is as follows
Thursday - Short dance, Pairs SP, Mens SP
Friday -  Ladies SP, Mens FS
Saturday - Ladies, Dance and Pairs Free

New medallists in US men's nationals.

The US has a new champion, allbeit in familiar face Ryan Bradley. He is joined on the podium by two skaters making their senior debut at the senior nationals, 2010 JGP champion Richard Dornbush in second and 2009 US junior champ Ross Miner in 3rd. 2 time and reigning US champ Jeremy Abbott had to settle for 4th place.

This posed the US world team selection committee a dilemma, to go with young and fairly inexperienced men for the world team with a view to building to Sochi 2014 or with experience and reputation, aiming to keep the US's 3 mens spots at Worlds? The margin between Miner and Abbott was only 0.19 of a point.

The Worlds selection commitee went with the 3 'inexperienced' medallists.  Abbott, Adam Rippon and Armin Mahbanoozadeh were named as alternates but given tickets for the four continents championships in February.  A wise and fair choice in my opinion. A post-olympic year is the time for nurturing new talent. The men's US podium hasn't changed much over recent years. Now may be a much-needed changing of the guard.

Full results at icenetwork.com

Place	Start No.	Name	Short Program		Free Skate		Total Score
			Place	Score	Place	Score
1	22	Ryan Bradley, Broadmoor SC	1	80.39	4	151.51	231.90
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 151.51 78.17 73.34 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Quad Toeloop+Double Toeloop Quad Toeloop 10.30 -2.43 7.87 Quad Toeloop Quad Toeloop + SEQ 8.24 -2.43 5.81 Circular Step Sequence Circular Step Sequence 2 2.30 0.36 2.66 Triple Axel Triple Axel 8.50 0.43 8.93 Flying Camel Spin Triple Lutz 6.00 0.80 6.80 Triple Loop Flying Sit Spin 3 2.60 0.43 3.03 Straight Line Step Sequence Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 0.86 2.86 Triple Salchow+Triple Toeloop Triple Axel + Triple Toeloop 13.86 0.29 14.15 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Loop 5.61 0.10 5.71 Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin Triple Salchow + Double ToeloopDouble Toeloop 7.70 0.20 7.90 Triple Flip Triple Flip 5.83 0.60 6.43 Triple Lutz Flying Camel Spin 4 3.20 0.03 3.23 Change Foot Combination Spin 2 2.50 0.29 2.79 Totals 78.64 78.17 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 7.32 1.00 Transitions 6.50 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.71 1.00 Choreography 7.39 1.00 Interpretation 7.75 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 73.34 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
2	15	Richard Dornbush, All Year FSC	7	67.71	1	157.85	225.56
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 157.85 83.27 74.58 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Quad Toeloop Triple Flip 5.30 0.70 6.00 Triple Axel+Triple Toeloop Triple Axel + Triple Toeloop 12.60 1.29 13.89 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop Triple Lutz 6.00 0.80 6.80 Straight Line Step Sequence Straight Line Step Sequence 3 3.30 0.43 3.73 Fly. Combination Spin Fly. Combination Spin 4 3.00 0.50 3.50 Triple Axel Triple Axel 9.35 1.57 10.92 Change Foot Sit Spin Change Foot Sit Spin 4 3.00 0.57 3.57 Triple Salchow Triple Salchow 4.62 0.30 4.92 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Lutz + Double Toeloop + Double Loop 10.12 0.50 10.62 Triple Flip Double Axel + Double Axel + SEQ 5.81 0.00 5.81 Triple Loop Triple Loop 5.61 0.40 6.01 Choreo Step Seq Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 1.71 3.71 Change Foot Combination Spin Change Foot Combination Spin 3 3.00 0.79 3.79 Totals 73.71 83.27 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 7.36 1.00 Transitions 7.18 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.71 1.00 Choreography 7.54 1.00 Interpretation 7.50 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 74.58 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
3	19	Ross Miner, SC of Boston	6	67.99	2	156.36	224.35
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 156.36 81.80 74.56 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Triple Axel Circular Step Sequence 3 3.30 0.57 3.87 Triple Lutz+Triple Toeloop Triple Axel + Double Toeloop 9.90 1.43 11.33 Triple Axel+Double Toeloop Triple Lutz + Triple Toeloop 10.10 0.70 10.80 Triple Loop Triple Axel 8.50 0.14 8.64 Triple Flip Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin 4 3.50 0.50 4.00 Triple Salchow Triple Loop 5.61 0.50 6.11 Double Axel Triple Lutz 6.60 0.70 7.30 Double Axel Triple Salchow + Double ToeloopDouble Toeloop 7.70 0.90 8.60 Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 1.00 3.00 Triple Flip 5.83 0.90 6.73 Flying Sit Spin 4 3.00 0.64 3.64 Double Axel 3.63 0.36 3.99 Change Foot Combination Spin 4 3.50 0.29 3.79 Totals 73.17 81.80 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 7.39 1.00 Transitions 7.25 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.71 1.00 Choreography 7.50 1.00 Interpretation 7.43 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 74.56 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
4	20	Jeremy Abbott, Detroit SC	2	78.39	6	145.77	224.16
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 145.77 66.91 79.86 1.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Quad Toeloop Triple Lutz 6.00 1.30 7.30 Triple Flip Triple Flip 5.30 1.10 6.40 Triple Axel+Triple Toeloop Triple Axel + Double Toeloop 9.90 1.00 10.90 Flying Camel Spin Flying Upright Spin 4 2.90 0.29 3.19 Circular Step Sequence Circular Step Sequence 2 2.30 1.07 3.37 Double Axel Triple Axel 9.35 -1.00 8.35 Triple Axel Triple Lutz (downgraded) + SEQ 1.85 -0.90 0.95 Triple Loop+Triple Toeloop+Double Loop Change Foot Sit Spin 1 1.90 0.50 2.40 Change Foot Sit Spin Triple Loop + Double Toeloop + Double Toeloop (under-rotated) 8.25 -1.50 6.75 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop Triple Salchow 4.62 0.90 5.52 Triple Salchow Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 2.00 4.00 Choreo Step Seq Double Axel 3.63 0.29 3.92 Change Foot Combination Spin Change Foot Combination Spin 3 3.00 0.86 3.86 Totals 61.00 66.91 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 8.11 1.00 Transitions 7.86 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.71 1.00 Choreography 8.11 1.00 Interpretation 8.14 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 79.86 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 1.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 1.00
5	14	Adam Rippon, SC of New York	9	66.26	3	153.78	220.04
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 153.78 76.36 77.42 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Triple Axel+Double Toeloop Triple Axel + SEQ 6.80 -2.00 4.80 Double Axel Double Axel 3.30 0.79 4.09 Triple Lutz Triple Lutz 6.00 1.80 7.80 Circular Step Sequence Circular Step Sequence 2 2.30 0.79 3.09 Flying Sit Spin Flying Sit Spin 4 3.00 0.71 3.71 Triple Axel Triple Axel 9.35 1.14 10.49 Triple Flip+Triple Toeloop Triple Flip + Triple Toeloop 10.34 1.40 11.74 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Lutz + Double Toeloop 8.14 -0.20 7.94 Triple Loop Triple Loop 5.61 0.70 6.31 Change Foot Combination Spin Change Foot Combination Spin 3 3.00 0.57 3.57 Choreo Step Seq Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 2.00 4.00 Triple Salchow Triple Salchow 4.62 0.20 4.82 Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin 4 3.50 0.50 4.00 Totals 67.96 76.36 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 7.75 1.00 Transitions 7.43 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.96 1.00 Choreography 7.75 1.00 Interpretation 7.82 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 77.42 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
6	16	Armin Mahbanoozadeh, Washington FSC	8	66.77	5	148.28	215.05
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 148.28 77.40 70.88 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Quad Toeloop Triple Lutz 6.00 1.00 7.00 Triple Axel Triple Axel 8.50 0.43 8.93 Triple Lutz+Triple Toeloop Triple Flip + Triple Toeloop 9.40 0.90 10.30 Triple Loop Triple Loop 5.10 0.70 5.80 Circular Step Sequence Circular Step Sequence 3 3.30 0.36 3.66 Triple Axel+Double Toeloop Triple Axel + Double Toeloop 10.89 0.29 11.18 Flying Sit Spin Flying Sit Spin 3 2.60 0.50 3.10 Triple Flip Triple Flip 5.83 0.00 5.83 Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin 1 2.00 0.29 2.29 Triple Salchow Triple Salchow 4.62 0.40 5.02 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Double Axel + Double Toeloop + Double Loop 7.15 0.14 7.29 Choreo Step Seq Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 1.29 3.29 Change Foot Combination Spin Change Foot Combination Spin 3 3.00 0.71 3.71 Totals 70.39 77.40 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 7.18 1.00 Transitions 6.93 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.25 1.00 Choreography 7.04 1.00 Interpretation 7.04 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 70.88 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
7	21	Brandon Mroz, Broadmoor SC	3	71.61	9	141.88	213.49
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 141.88 73.66 68.22 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Quad Toeloop Quad Toeloop (under-rotated) 7.20 -2.86 4.34 Triple Axel+Triple Toeloop Triple Axel + Double Toeloop 9.90 0.43 10.33 Triple Lutz Triple Lutz 6.00 0.50 6.50 Circular Step Sequence Circular Step Sequence 3 3.30 0.29 3.59 Change Foot Combination Spin Triple Loop 5.10 0.40 5.50 Triple Axel Flying Sit Spin 3 2.60 0.00 2.60 Triple Lutz+Double Toeloop Triple Axel 9.35 1.00 10.35 Triple Salchow Triple Lutz + Triple Toeloop 11.11 -0.70 10.41 Triple Flip+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Salchow 4.62 0.20 4.82 Change Foot Camel Spin Triple Flip + Double Toeloop + Double Loop 9.35 0.30 9.65 Choreo Step Seq Camel Spin 1 1.40 -0.26 1.14 Triple Loop Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 0.43 2.43 Flying Sit Spin Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin 1 2.00 0.00 2.00 Totals 73.93 73.66 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 7.11 1.00 Transitions 6.50 1.00 Performance/Execution 6.89 1.00 Choreography 6.75 1.00 Interpretation 6.86 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 68.22 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
8	17	Keegan Messing, Alaska Assoc of Figure Skaters	4	69.79	8	143.50	213.29
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 143.50 76.56 66.94 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Triple Axel Triple Axel 8.50 0.57 9.07 Quad Toeloop Quad Toeloop 10.30 -1.00 9.30 Flying Sit Spin Flying Sit Spin 3 2.60 0.50 3.10 Triple Salchow Double Axel 3.30 0.29 3.59 Triple Lutz+Triple Toeloop Triple Lutz + Double Toeloop 7.40 0.10 7.50 Flying Camel Spin Flying Camel Spin 2 2.30 0.64 2.94 Triple Axel+Double Toeloop Triple Axel + Double Toeloop 9.90 0.57 10.47 Straight Line Step Sequence Straight Line Step Sequence 1 1.80 0.57 2.37 Change Foot Combination Spin Change Foot Combination Spin 3 3.00 1.00 4.00 Choreo Step Seq Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 0.86 2.86 Triple Loop Triple Loop 5.61 0.50 6.11 Triple Flip+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Flip + Double Toeloop + Double Loop 9.35 -1.00 8.35 Triple Lutz Triple Lutz 6.60 0.30 6.90 Totals 72.66 76.56 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 6.86 1.00 Transitions 6.43 1.00 Performance/Execution 6.89 1.00 Choreography 6.61 1.00 Interpretation 6.68 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 66.94 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
9	12	Jason Brown, Skokie Valley SC	11	64.32	7	144.44	208.76
	Free Skate Score Executed Elements Factored Program Components Deductions 144.44 72.86 71.58 0.00 Planned Elements Executed Elements Base Value GOE Score Double Axel Double Axel 3.30 0.57 3.87 Triple Lutz+Triple Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Lutz + Triple Toeloop 10.10 0.70 10.80 Triple Flip Triple Flip 5.30 1.10 6.40 Sit Spin Change Foot Sit Spin 3 2.60 0.86 3.46 Triple Loop Triple Loop 5.10 0.70 5.80 Double Flip+Double Axel Double Flip + Double Axel + SEQ 4.08 0.50 4.58 Straight Line Step Sequence Straight Line Step Sequence 3 3.30 0.64 3.94 Change Foot Combination Spin Change Foot Combination Spin 3 3.00 1.00 4.00 Triple Lutz Triple Lutz 6.60 0.60 7.20 Triple Flip+Double Toeloop+Double Loop Triple Flip + Double Toeloop + Double Loop 9.35 0.80 10.15 Choreo Step Seq Choreo Step Seq 1 2.00 1.57 3.57 Triple Salchow Triple Salchow 4.62 0.40 5.02 Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin Fly. Change Foot Comb. Spin 3 3.00 1.07 4.07 Totals 62.35 72.86 Program Components Unfactored Score Factor Skating Skills 6.96 1.00 Transitions 6.89 1.00 Performance/Execution 7.54 1.00 Choreography 7.11 1.00 Interpretation 7.29 1.00 Total Factored Program Components 71.58 Deductions Value Costume/Prop violation 0.00 Time violation 0.00 Music violation 0.00 Illegal element/movement 0.00 Falls 0.00 Interruption in excess 0.00 Total Deductions 0.00
10	18	Douglas Razzano, Coyotes SC of Arizona	5	69.61	10	137.15	206.76

Potential not quite reached.

The words of coach Frank Carroll so often speak painfully true.

"So near and you gave it away. I'm sorry." 

Before Mirai Nagasu took to the ice for her free skate the master coach said - "You're the best skater in the world, believe it." When she is skating her best Mirai can indeed beat the best skaters in the world. Her short programme at the World Championships last March showed that. However she still seems unable to grasp the opportunity and hold onto a gold medal with two winning performances.

Watching Mirai can be a painful business as rather like Sasha Cohen you know she has all the potential and talent in the world. You just don't know if she will put it out on the ice when it counts. You want her to, so badly.

Having finally had the chance to watch her free skate thanks to the kind folks on youtube.  The mistakes she made were not big ones- an edge call, one rotation downgrade and a flukey loss of balance on the entry to her flying spin. But in the deep competition of US figure skating they meant a potential gold turned into a bronze and a spot on the world team turned into the painful role of team alternate.

So is she the best skater in the world? We probably won't get to see this year. She may not have quite the class or elegance of an olympic standard Yu-Na Kim but even her 'mistake-ridden' free skate from Nationals was a darn site better than 5 of the 6 skaters in the final group at Europeans this week.

Mirai will have to regroup quickly. Despite missing out on a ticket to Tokyo she will be at the Four Continents championships in Chinese Taipei in just 2 weeks time. She will have the opportunity to face off again with her opponents at home and also the likes of Mao Asada and Miki Ando. If she can hold her nerve and skate upto the level of her potential, she could win gold, and that would make the world team selection committee turn their heads.

I searched Mirai's name on twitter today and the feed with comments of people who will be disappointed not to see her skate in Tokyo. The fiery teenager who is known for speaking her mind had this to say on the matter.

"I can't believe I messed up on a spin! A spin, I didn't attack the program as much as I wanted to. In the beginning I was nervous. I'm a perfectionist, so if I'm not satisfied, or every single run through isn't perfect, I let that get to me instead of going out there and attacking. I just let my nerves get the best of me." 

She's about as straight-talking as her 72 year old coach!

Across the Pond

Last night the medals were decided in 3 of the 4 disciplines at the US championships in Greensboro. Alissa Csizny became the first multiple-time US champion since Michelle Kwan.  Unlike her first win 2 years ago she came back from a deficit in the short programme to win the free skate and take gold. She was helped along the way by somewhat sub-par skates by silver medallist Rachael Flatt and bronze medallist Mirai Nagasu. As the US still only has 2 ladies spots to worlds, Mirai will sadly miss out on a trip to Tokyo.

See a great NBC fluff on Alissa and coverage of her short programme on youtube, here.

In the Ice Dance the team from Canton, Michigan ruled the roost with Meryl Davis & Charlie White easily winning their 3rd gold, followed by training mates Alex and Maia Shibutani and Madison Chock & Greg Zuerlin. In pairs Caitlin Yankowskas & John Coughlin took their first title with the 2010 olympians following in 2nd (Evora &Ladvig) and 3rd place (Denney & Barrett).

The Men's event closes the championships tonight. Meanwhile the teams nominated  for ISU championships in Ladies, Pairs and Dance are listed below. The US is bucking its past trend and sending it's A-team to both Four Continents and Worlds. View full results from the US Champs here.

LADIES

2011 World Championships
Alissa Czisny
Rachael Flatt

Alternate 1 - Mirai Nagasu

2011 Four Continents Championships
Alissa Czisny
Rachael Flatt
Mirai Nagasu

2011 World Junior Championships
Christina Gao (5th Sr Ladies)
Courtney Hicks (1st, Jr Ladies)
Agnes Zawadzki (4th, Sr Ladies)

PAIRS

2011 World Championships
Evora/Ladwig
Yankowskas/Coughlin

Alternate 1 - Denney/Barrett

2011 Four Continents Championships
Denney/Barrett
Evora/Ladwig
Yankowskas/Coughlin

2011 World Junior Championships
Cain/Reagan (1st, Jr Pairs)
Andrews/LeDuc (3rd, Jr Pairs)

ICE DANCING

2011 World Championships
Chock/Zuerlein
Davis/White
Shibutani/Shibutani

Alternate 1 - Hubbell/Hubbell

2011 Four Continents Championships
Chock/Zuerlein
Davis/White
Shibutani/Shibutani

2011 World Junior Championships
Bonacorsi/Mager (2nd, Jr Dance)
Cannuscio/McManus (3rd, Jr Dance)
Lichtman/Copely (1st, Jr Dance)

Vive La France!

20 year old Florent Amodio won his first european title in Bern tonight, and that wasn't the only good news for France. Former world champion Brian Joubert fought his way back from his disappointing 7th place short programme to take the silver medal. These two will take on Canada's Patrick Chan and the men from Japan in Tokyo in March.

Brian may once again be slightly miffed to be beaten by another skater without a quad, but his own medal and clean free skate should restore a bit of much lacking confidence after a poor olympic season. This is now the 9th straight time Brian has competed at Europeans and come away with a medal on every occasion.

Bronze went to a well deserving Tomas Verner. 

FPl.	Name	Nation	Points	SP	FS
1	Florent AMODIO	FRA	226.86	1	3
2	Brian JOUBERT	FRA	223.01	7	1
3	Tomas VERNER	CZE	222.60	5	2
4	Kevin VAN DER PERREN	BEL	216.59	4	5
5	Artur GACHINSKI	RUS	216.07	3	6
6	Samuel CONTESTI	ITA	204.88	6	9
7	Konstantin MENSHOV	RUS	202.62	14	4
8	Michal BREZINA	CZE	201.39	2	10
9	Javier FERNANDEZ	ESP	199.65	11	7
10	Alban PREAUBERT	FRA	196.15	10	8
11	Peter LIEBERS	GER	189.00	9	11
12	Paolo BACCHINI	ITA	178.34	12	13
13	Adrian SCHULTHEISS	SWE	178.19	15	12
14	Kristoffer BERNTSSON	SWE	172.58	8	21
15	Anton KOVALEVSKI	UKR	169.33	19	14
16	Jorik HENDRICKX	BEL	168.39	13	19
17	Kim LUCINE	MON	167.97	20	15
18	Viktor PFEIFER	AUT	164.83	17	20
19	Javier RAYA	ESP	164.68	21	17
20	Denis WIECZOREK	GER	163.60	22	16
21	Zoltan KELEMEN	ROU	160.50	23	18
22	Laurent ALVAREZ	SUI	159.45	16	23
23	Maxim SHIPOV	ISR	158.28	18	22
24	Stephane WALKER	SUI	137.64	24	24
25	Maciej CIEPLUCHA	POL	FNR	25
26	Moris PFEIFHOFER	SUI	FNR	26
27	Ali DEMIRBOGA	TUR	FNR	27
28	Justus STRID	DEN	FNR	28