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Atletscorer Loaded 2012 CBB - 180 prejudging, qualifications for finals Points Place Danmark 2 Ole Bak Jensen 11 1 Sweden 5 Martin Hanzel 14 2 Denmark 4 Mouhamad Ali 20 3 Sweden 1 Andreas Malm 26 4 Norway 6 Amir Tore Attar 38 5 Germany 86 Mahdad Akbari 43 6 Sweden 3 Brani Oparusic 43 6 had highest individual score Free pose Points Place Sweden 5 Martin Hanzel 17 1 Germany 86 Mahdad Akbari 18 2 Danmark 2 Ole Bak Jensen 19 3 Denmark 4 Mouhamad Ali 23 4 Sweden 1 Andreas Malm 30 5 Norway 6 Amir Tore Attar 39 6 Comparisons Points Place Danmark 2 Ole Bak Jensen 11 1 Denmark 4 Mouhamad Ali 18 2 Sweden 5 Martin Hanzel 18 2 Sweden 1 Andreas Malm 27 4 Germany 86 Mahdad Akbari 36 5 Norway 6 Amir Tore Attar 37 6 Total Free pose Comp. total place Sweden 5 Martin Hanzel 1 2 5 1 Danmark 2 Ole Bak Jensen 3 1 5 1 Denmark 4 Mouhamad Ali 4 2 8 3 Germany 86 Mahdad Akbari 2 5 12 4 Sweden 1 Andreas Malm 5 4 13 5 Norway 6 Amir Tore Attar 6 6 18 6 CBB Female open points place Denmark 8 Kristina Dybdahl 7 1 Norway 7 Solbjørg Haug 14 2 Denmark 10 Anja Stæhr 25 3 Sweden 11 Jenny Olsson 26 4 Sweden 9 Mia Lundgren 34 5 Free pose points place Denmark 8 Kristina Dybdahl 7 1 Norway 7 Solbjørg Haug 16 2 Sweden 11 Jenny Olsson 21 3 Denmark 10 Anja Stæhr 25 4 Sweden 9 Mia Lundgren 34 5 Comparisons points place Denmark 8 Kristina Dybdahl 7 1 Norway 7 Solbjørg Haug 16 2 Denmark 10 Anja Stæhr 22 3 Sweden 11 Jenny Olsson 25 4 Sweden 9 Mia Lundgren 34 5 total free posing comp. total place Denmark 8 Kristina Dybdahl 1 1 3 1 Norway 7 Solbjørg Haug 2 2 6 2 Denmark 10 Anja Stæhr 4 3 10 3 Sweden 11 Jenny Olsson 3 4 11 4 Sweden 9 Mia Lundgren 5 5 15 5 CBB + 180 prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Denmark 13 Kenneth Robert Jensen 7 1 Sweden 14 Chris Harnell 14 2 Austria 16 Andreas Grümeyer 21 3 Norway 39 Henrik Lindh 31 4 Norway 15 Thomas Egedius 32 5 Free posing points place Denmark 13 Kenneth Robert Jensen 7 1 Sweden 14 Chris Harnell 14 2 Austria 16 Andreas Grümeyer 22 3 Norway 39 Henrik Lindh 28 4 Norway 15 Thomas Egedius 35 5 Comparisons points place Denmark 13 Kenneth Robert Jensen 7 1 Sweden 14 Chris Harnell 14 2 Austria 16 Andreas Grümeyer 21 3 Norway 15 Thomas Egedius 30 4 Norway 39 Henrik Lindh 33 5 total free posing comp. total place Denmark 13 Kenneth Robert Jensen 1 1 3 1 Sweden 14 Chris Harnell 2 2 6 2 Austria 16 Andreas Grümeyer 3 3 9 3 Norway 15 Thomas Egedius 5 4 13 4 Norway 39 Henrik Lindh 4 5 14 5 BB Female prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Sweden 18 Lena Hedblad 8 1 Rusland 17 Olga Beliakova 16 2 Denmark 20 Lotte Bendix 18 3 Sweden 19 Mona Johansson 28 4 Free posing points place Rusland 17 Olga Beliakova 8 1 Denmark 20 Lotte Bendix 15 2 Sweden 18 Lena Hedblad 20 3 Sweden 19 Mona Johansson 27 4 Comparisons points place Sweden 18 Lena Hedblad 9 1 Rusland 17 Olga Beliakova 13 2 Denmark 20 Lotte Bendix 19 3 Sweden 19 Mona Johansson 28 4 total free posing comp. total place Rusland 17 Olga Beliakova 1 2 5 1 Sweden 18 Lena Hedblad 3 1 5 2 Denmark 20 Lotte Bendix 2 3 8 3 Sweden 19 Mona Johansson 4 4 12 4 BB -70 prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Germany 21 Ismael Borucou 6 1 Free posing points place Germany 21 Ismael Borucou 6 1 Comparisons points place Germany 21 Ismael Borucou 6 1 total free posing comp. total place Germany 21 Ismael Borucou 1 1 3 1 BB -80 prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Norway 27 Thomas Chr Askeland 7 1 Sweden 24 Deme Lazslo 16 2 Netherlands 26 Luc Chabot 18 3 Denmark 28 Zarif Khan 31 4 Sweden 29 Mats Ljung 31 4 Denmark 22 Klaus Michael Kjær Mortensen 44 6 Netherlands 23 Ruud Graafland 45 7 Denmark 25 Mahdi Shahmarvand 56 8 Free posing points place Norway 27 Thomas Chr Askeland 7 1 Netherlands 26 Luc Chabot 18 2 Sweden 24 Deme Lazslo 20 3 Denmark 28 Zarif Khan 25 4 Sweden 29 Mats Ljung 36 5 Denmark 22 Klaus Michael Kjær Mortensen 41 6 Comparisons points place Norway 27 Thomas Chr Askeland 7 1 Netherlands 26 Luc Chabot 16 2 Sweden 24 Deme Lazslo 18 3 Sweden 29 Mats Ljung 31 4 Denmark 28 Zarif Khan 32 5 Denmark 22 Klaus Michael Kjær Mortensen 42 6 total free posing comp. total place Norway 27 Thomas Chr Askeland 1 1 3 1 Netherlands 26 Luc Chabot 2 2 6 2 Sweden 24 Deme Lazslo 3 3 9 3 Sweden 29 Mats Ljung 5 4 13 4 Denmark 28 Zarif Khan 4 5 14 5 Denmark 22 Klaus Michael Kjær Mortensen 6 6 18 6 BB -90 prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Estonia 32 Ott Kiivikas 7 1 Sweden 30 Samir Troudi 14 2 Germany 36 Karsten Wolf 20 3 Denmark 34 Brian Bonde 31 4 Czech Republic 35 Michal Trykar 32 5 Netherlands 37 Sebastian van Doremolen 43 6 Sweden 31 Henrik Ågren 49 7 Denmark 33 Michael Rahbek Thomsen 55 8 Free posing points place Estonia 32 Ott Kiivikas 7 1 Sweden 30 Samir Troudi 18 2 Germany 36 Karsten Wolf 23 3 Denmark 34 Brian Bonde 24 4 Czech Republic 35 Michal Trykar 32 5 Netherlands 37 Sebastian van Doremolen 42 6 Comparisons points place Estonia 32 Ott Kiivikas 7 1 Sweden 30 Samir Troudi 14 2 Germany 36 Karsten Wolf 21 3 Denmark 34 Brian Bonde 30 4 Czech Republic 35 Michal Trykar 33 5 Netherlands 37 Sebastian van Doremolen 42 6 total free posing comp. total place Estonia 32 Ott Kiivikas 1 1 3 1 Sweden 30 Samir Troudi 2 2 6 2 Germany 36 Karsten Wolf 3 3 9 3 Denmark 34 Brian Bonde 4 4 12 4 Czech Republic 35 Michal Trykar 5 5 15 5 Netherlands 37 Sebastian van Doremolen 6 6 18 6 Bikini prejudging, qualifications for finals Points Place Staliaroviene - Lithuania 44 Kristina Karaliute 11 1 Iceland 42 Adalheidur Yr Olafsdottir 13 2 Lithuania 40 Evelina Dranseikaite 19 3 Switzerland 88 Joelle Voucher 32 4 Germany 41 Ramona Valerie Alb 34 5 Germany 43 Aline Zier 39 6 Bikini finals Points Place Iceland 42 Adalheidur Yr Olafsdottir 10 1 Staliaroviene - Lithuania 44 Kristina Karaliute 12 2 Lithuania 40 Evelina Dranseikaite 19 3 Germany 41 Ramona Valerie Alb 30 4 Switzerland 88 Joelle Voucher 35 5 Germany 43 Aline Zier 40 6 Bikini total comp Place Iceland 42 Adalheidur Yr Olafsdottir 1 1 Staliaroviene - Lithuania 44 Kristina Karaliute 2 2 Lithuania 40 Evelina Dranseikaite 3 3 Germany 41 Ramona Valerie Alb 4 4 Switzerland 88 Joelle Voucher 5 5 Germany 43 Aline Zier 6 6 BB -100 prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Slovakiet 51 Stefan Havlik 7 1 Iceland 45 Magnus Samuelsson 18 2 Sweden 47 Rabi Fakhro 22 3 Germany 38 Jörg Fuchs 26 4 Germany 46 Manuel Narath 35 5 Germany 48 Mounir Hezami 46 6 Finland 50 Juha Ryödi 49 7 Denmark 49 Anders Balle 53 8 Sweden 52 Sebastian Fritzow 60 9 Free posing points place Slovakiet 51 Stefan Havlik 7 1 Iceland 45 Magnus Samuelsson 20 2 Germany 46 Manuel Narath 20 2 Germany 38 Jörg Fuchs 28 4 Sweden 47 Rabi Fakhro 31 5 Germany 48 Mounir Hezami 42 6 comparisons points place Slovakiet 51 Stefan Havlik 7 1 Iceland 45 Magnus Samuelsson 14 2 Germany 38 Jörg Fuchs 24 3 Sweden 47 Rabi Fakhro 25 4 Germany 46 Manuel Narath 35 5 Germany 48 Mounir Hezami 42 6 total free posing comp. total place Slovakiet 51 Stefan Havlik 1 1 3 1 Iceland 45 Magnus Samuelsson 2 2 6 2 Germany 38 Jörg Fuchs 4 3 10 3 Germany 46 Manuel Narath 2 5 12 4 Sweden 47 Rabi Fakhro 5 4 13 5 Germany 48 Mounir Hezami 6 6 18 6 BB +100 prejudging, qualifications for finals points place Germany 57 Poul Poloczek 7 1 Denmark 58 Søren Møller 14 2 Germany 54 Marco Schmidt 24 3 Norway 56 Christer Hoftvedt 25 4 Germany 53 Marco Detlef 34 5 Netherlands 55 Jeffrey latour 45 6 Netherlands 59 Michael Muzo 47 7 Norway 87 Samuel Helgesen 54 8 Free posing points place Germany 57 Poul Poloczek 7 1 Denmark 58 Søren Møller 14 2 Germany 54 Marco Schmidt 24 3 Norway 56 Christer Hoftvedt 25 4 Germany 53 Marco Detlef 34 5 Netherlands 55 Jeffrey latour 42 6 comparisons points place Germany 57 Poul Poloczek 7 1 Denmark 58 Søren Møller 14 2 Norway 56 Christer Hoftvedt 24 3 Germany 54 Marco Schmidt 25 4 Germany 53 Marco Detlef 35 5 Netherlands 55 Jeffrey latour 42 6 total free posing comp. total place Germany 57 Poul Poloczek 1 1 3 1 Denmark 58 Søren Møller 2 2 6 2 Norway 56 Christer Hoftvedt 4 3 10 3 Germany 54 Marco Schmidt 3 4 11 4 Germany 53 Marco Detlef 5 5 15 5 Netherlands 55 Jeffrey latour 6 6 18 6 CBB Overall Points Place Denmark 13 Kenneth Robert Jensen 7 1 Sweden 5 Martin Hanzel 18 2 Sweden 14 Chris Harnell 22 3 Danmark 2 Ole Bak Jensen 24 4 BB Overall Points Place Germany 57 Poul Poloczek 11 1 Slovakiet 51 Stefan Havlik 14 2 Norway 27 Thomas Chr Askeland 23 3 Denmark 58 Søren Møller 28 4 Estonia 32 Ott Kiivikas 32 5 Iceland 45 Magnus Samuelsson 43 6 Sweden 30 Samir Troudi 49 7 Germany 21 Ismael Borucou 51 8 Netherlands 26 Luc Chabot 58 9 AF Open prejuding Points Place Denmark 60 Karsten Krygermeier 11 1 Denmark 62 Emil Empacher 11 1 Sweden 65 Ako Rahim 17 3 Sweden 66 Ara Sarkisian 22 4 Denmark 61 Dennis Enevoldsen 26 5 Sweden 67 Pierre Kärfstedt 29 6 Denmark 63 Niklas Grundt Hansen 32 7 Sweden 64 Martin Munz 32 7 Bardip rowing Streght & condition round Reps Place m Place Sweden 65 Ako Rahim 55 1 362 4 Denmark 63 Niklas Grundt Hansen 47 2 345 7 Sweden 64 Martin Munz 34 3 367 1 Denmark 61 Dennis Enevoldsen 34 3 364 3 Sweden 66 Ara Sarkisian 33 5 351 6 Sweden 67 Pierre Kärfstedt 32 6 337 8 Denmark 62 Emil Empacher 26 7 360 5 Denmark 60 Karsten Krygermeier 22 8 365 2 results prejudging, qualifications for finals comp.
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