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Nom et prénom Année Manche 1 Manche 2 Temps Ecart Sexe : Homme 1 95 ANTONY Nicolas 1976 1:21.27 1:23.57 1:21.27 2 90 Nantermod Guigui 1975 1:22.79 1:21.35 1:21.35 0.08 3 57 Peresson Jimmy 1974 1:22.46 1:23.04 1:22.46 1.19 4 120 Poirot Pierre 1990 1:23.21 1:24.22 1:23.21 1.94 5 126 VERPE NICOLAS 1980 1:43.79 1:23.74 1:23.74 2.47 6 69 Jordan Xavier 1975 1:26.33 1:25.28 1:25.28 4.01 7 131 BENZENCON DREW 1993 1:35.24 1:25.33 1:25.33 4.06 8 99 Thompson Philip 1989 1:28.24 1:26.26 1:26.26 4.99 9 73 Guyard Gary 1978 1:26.42 1:27.41 1:26.42 5.15 10 26 Buchard arthur 1991 1:26.76 1:26.76 5.49 11 86 BOMBENGER Christophe 1967 1:27.13 4:25.26 1:27.13 5.86 12 143 WALLACE FINLAY 1987 1:27.30 1:29.66 1:27.30 6.03 13 72 Maxit Simon 1994 1:27.67 1:42.07 1:27.67 6.40 14 33 Meyer Thomas 1985 1:27.81 1:27.81 6.54 15 41 Sansonnens Loïc 1982 1:27.91 1:33.50 1:27.91 6.64 16 134 BOURRET ALEXANDRE 1:28.18 1:29.60 1:28.18 6.91 17 62 Peresson Maceo 2003 1:34.68 1:28.53 1:28.53 7.26 18 44 Gras Guillaume 1979 1:28.79 2:28.63 1:28.79 7.52 19 101 Belbeoc’h Tugdual 1981 1:33.48 1:29.26 1:29.26 7.99 20 94 Favier Yoan 1988 1:32.54 1:29.29 1:29.29 8.02 21 119 Divers Martin 1980 1:29.34 1:38.68 1:29.34 8.07 22 89 Trillat Manu 1984 1:33.44 1:29.87 1:29.87 8.60 23 59 Coffy Quentin 1988 1:30.20 1:33.91 1:30.20 8.93 24 32 Cornu Stéphane 1978 1:30.23 1:40.26 1:30.23 8.96 25 52 Thoule Simon 1990 1:30.63 1:31.19 1:30.63 9.36 26 64 Cornu Jessy 1993 1:42.58 1:30.83 1:30.83 9.56 27 46 Vuarand Valentin 1992 1:31.53 1:41.19 1:31.53 10.26 28 125 PLEINFER THOTO 1985 1:36.73 1:31.79 1:31.79 10.52 29 65 Guillerez Hugo 1997 1:32.72 1:31.80 1:31.80 10.53 30 128 VEAU JEROME 1992 1:31.85 1:32.54 1:31.85 10.58 31 43 Favre victoire Serge 1979 1:31.93 1:32.59 1:31.93 10.66 32 127 EYQUEN JEROME 1:40.74 1:32.07 1:32.07 10.80 33 132 ABBA TITOU 1:33.58 1:32.45 1:32.45 11.18 34 116 Lenoir Adrien 1982 1:33.03 1:32.80 1:32.80 11.53 35 115 Guillerez Romain 1990 1:40.28 1:33.12 1:33.12 11.85 36 107 CHESNEY BENJAMIN 1982 1:33.23 2:33.10 1:33.23 11.96 37 96 Gfeller Grégory 1981 1:33.76 1:33.76 12.49 38 36 Fourcade Romain 1996 1:39.03 1:35.47 1:35.47 14.20 39 85 Trincaz Antoine 1994 1:36.91 1:36.04 1:36.04 14.77 40 29 FOURCADE Sébastien 1966 1:36.19 1:36.19 14.92 41 144 TYSON MATTHEW 1988 1:36.41 1:44.06 1:36.41 15.14 42 91 Roblon des Ormonts 1966 1:44.14 1:36.52 1:36.52 15.25 43 114 Vagnotti Rudeboy 1979 1:36.66 2:13.18 1:36.66 15.39 44 97 Ochs Pierre 1984 1:40.02 1:37.43 1:37.43 16.16 45 129 MANZARES DAVID 1988 1:37.89 1:44.01 1:37.89 16.62 46 88 L’OURS ARMÉNIEN 1994 1:43.48 1:38.05 1:38.05 16.78 47 92 farinetti hugo 1996 1:38.20 1:38.20 16.93 48 39 Prez Thomas 1986 1:41.11 1:38.29 1:38.29 17.02 49 48 Pitt Anthony 1992 1:38.53 1:52.27 1:38.53 17.26 50 79 Gimel Pierre 1991 1:39.36 1:41.55 1:39.36 18.09 13/04/2019 / CHATEL Le 13/04/2019 à 15:52 / Page 1/2 VolaSoftControlPdf Vola Timing (www.vola.fr) / Ski Pro 3.0.08 Happy Valley Bnked Slalom - 13/04/2019 Bnked Slalom Résultats officiels Clt Dos. Nom et prénom Année Manche 1 Manche 2 Temps Ecart 51 75 Roger Tom 1993 1:39.60 1:39.60 18.33 52 45 Crumiere Yannick 1982 1:40.40 1:39.69 1:39.69 18.42 53 35 Marchand Adrien 1996 1:47.97 1:40.44 1:40.44 19.17 54 130 BUSSIEN TRISTAN 1993 1:43.37 1:41.14 1:41.14 19.87 55 28 Chevalier Loïc 1981 1:43.03 1:41.48 1:41.48 20.21 56 106 Constantinos Antoniou 1991 1:43.41 1:43.41 22.14 57 58 picard simon 1989 1:43.79 1:45.15 1:43.79 22.52 58 112 Corti Seb 1973 1:43.89 1:51.50 1:43.89 22.62 59 105 Vigiola Yan 1960 2:02.74 1:44.55 1:44.55 23.28 60 100 Trincaz Nicolas 1990 1:44.76 1:46.32 1:44.76 23.49 61 66 Milcic Willy 1994 1:58.28 1:44.88 1:44.88 23.61 62 109 Constantinos Antoniou 1991 1:45.25 1:44.91 1:44.91 23.64 63 31 kawezinski jolan 1996 1:45.02 1:45.02 23.75 64 93 Ochs Julien 1981 1:46.99 2:02.80 1:46.99 25.72 65 42 Ralston Fennar 1996 1:48.34 1:48.02 1:48.02 26.75 66 54 Gordon Jem 1971 1:50.67 1:56.34 1:50.67 29.40 67 78 Ludi Antoine 1996 1:56.23 1:51.38 1:51.38 30.11 68 68 Rubin Tjarko 2007 1:58.42 1:51.64 1:51.64 30.37 69 51 Manach Romuald 1994 1:52.08 1:52.08 30.81 70 81 Ducruy Dorian 1982 2:01.63 1:52.43 1:52.43 31.16 71 135 BONZON LAURENT 1:54.24 1:54.24 32.97 72 137 BOURMISIER LUDOVIC 1975 2:05.80 1:56.13 1:56.13 34.86 73 70 Roux Didier 1975 1:56.46 1:56.46 35.19 74 56 Perotti Jasmin 1987 2:00.36 1:57.79 1:57.79 36.52 75 38 Luke Galvin Mr 2019 1:58.81 2:13.78 1:58.81 37.54 76 104 Moreau Mathieu 1989 2:09.31 1:59.06 1:59.06 37.79 77 113 JAOUEN Claude-Olivier 1985 2:02.10 2:06.77 2:02.10 40.83 78 47 Sanse Jeremy 1977 2:04.98 2:12.72 2:04.98 43.71 79 122 Alexi Antoniou 1999 2:09.87 2:09.87 48.60 80 118 Borghi Elwis 2011 2:24.70 2:22.41 2:22.41 1:01.14 81 61 Folliet Hugo 1995 2:48.98 2:23.44 2:23.44 1:02.17 82 80 Vuarand Dawson 1999 2:30.98 2:30.98 1:09.71 83 53 Mouthon Gabin 1997 2:44.08 2:44.08 1:22.81 84 82 Clarke Russell 1960 2:50.19 2:50.19 1:28.92 85 34 Sebastianelli Luca 2010 3:11.68 2:52.60 2:52.60 1:31.33 86 102 TENESI ROMAIN 1996 2:53.35 2:53.35 1:32.08 87 110 Guffroy François-Maxime 1993 3:07.08 3:00.02 3:00.02 1:38.75 Abandons - Manche 1 (1) 49 Andrist Thierry 1969 Abandons - Manche 2 (3) 27 Poiret Fabien 1980 29 FOURCADE Sébastien 1966 1:36.19 96 Gfeller Grégory 1981 1:33.76 13/04/2019 / CHATEL Le 13/04/2019 à 15:52 / Page 2/2 VolaSoftControlPdf Vola Timing (www.vola.fr) / Ski Pro 3.0.08.
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