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Pi Classification Schedule PI CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE Note: • Athletes must arrive at the classification venue at least 15 minutes ahead of their scheduled evaluation session. • The times are set to accommodate Athletes who require classification travelling from Corridonia therefore no requests to change the date or time of an evaluation session will be accepted. • Please check for updates. The schedule is subject to change until Sunday 12 May 2019 Location: Holiday Club Vayamundo, Official Hotel. Contact: [email protected] Classification on 13.05.2019 Sport Time Panel Country Full Name Gender UCI ID Status Notes Class 08:30 GBR TOWNSEND Joseph M 10019380277 H4 N BEL HOSSELET Catheline W 10089809149 C5 N 09:00 CHN LI Shan M 10088133473 C2 N BEL VAN LOOY Christophe M 10055886633 H3 N 10:00 GBR TAYLOR Ryan M 10093387540 C2 N BEL FREDRIKSSON Bjorn M 10062802733 C2 FRD2019 10:30 GBR PRICE Simon M 10008436556 C2 R BEL THOMANNE Thibaud M 10080285365 C2 FRD2019 11:00 Tea break 11 :10 CHN ZHANG Haofei M 10088133372 C2 N BEL KRIECKEMANS Dirk M 10091467647 T2 N CHN WANG Tao C4 N 11 :40 GBR STONE David M 10008440903 T2 R BEL CLINCKE Louis M 10080303856 C4 FRD2019 12:10 GBR JONES Luke M 10018766551 H3 FRD2019 GBR MURPHY David M 10019315310 C5 FRD2018 12:40 Lunch 13:40 CZE KOVAR Pavel M 10063464757 H1 N NED DE VAAN Laura W 10008465858 NE MRR ITA DE CORTES Mirko M 10013021424 H5 N 14:10 CHN QIAO Yuxin W 10088133574 C4 N NED VAN DEN BROEK Andrea W 10093581035 C2 N 14:40 NZL MCCALLUM Hamish M 10082591541 C3 N NED ALBERS Chiel M 10053197309 H4 N 15:10 NZL MEAD Rory M 10059646795 H2 FRD2019 NED HELWEG Melanie W 10057470460 H4 R 15:40 NZL MALZBENDER Eltje W 10022153063 T2 R RSA PARKIN Charl M 10089809957 C1 N 16 :10 Version 2.0 of 8 May 2019 Tea Break 16 :20 SUI FANKHAUSER Nick M 10055482566 H3 N SWE ÅBERG Martin M 10022566426 T2 FRD2019 16:50 JPN FUKUI Kazuha M 10083071689 T2 N SWE OHLQVIST Patrik M 10022500243 H2 FRD2019 POL TURONEK Slawomir M 10080166440 C4 FRD2019 17 :20 POL PYTLAK Dariusz M 10061952163 C4 FRD2019 SWE STAHL Kristoffer M 10061786253 C2 FRD2019 17 :50 KOR LEE In Jea m 100 084 609 09 N SWE STRANDBERG Daniel M 10022568446 C3 FRD2019 Classification on 14.05.2019 Sport Time Panel Country Full Name Gender UCI ID Status Notes Class 08:00 GER LAWS Vanessa W 10046152479 C5 N FRA GAILLARD Christophe M 10075745361 C4 N 08:30 GER NOWKA Katharina W 10049991457 C2 N FRA AMOSSE Stephane M 10024723260 C5 R 09:00 GER PIJAHN Yvonne W 10015422879 H4 N FRA NUNES Mathieu M 10013398310 H3 N 10:00 GER DREOCK-KASER Angelika W 10009920252 C4 R BRA DE SOUZA BEZERRA Eduardo M 10071781293 H2 N Fernando 10:30 Tea Break 10:40 GER RADENZ Roland M 10072544563 T1 FRD2019 ITA CRETTI Claudia W 10091108242 NE R USA GAERTNER Travis M 10081257284 H4 FRD2019 11 :10 USA KENNEDY Ellie W 10077736588 T2 N GRE SYRMAS Athanasios M 10093859103 H5 N ROU DOBRICA Ionela Roxana W 10054247939 H3 N 11 :40 USA SCHUBLE Jennifer W 10006084409 C5 R ITA BOTTI Andrea M 10015807445 H4 N 12:10 USA ROLLMAN Jenna W 10071876576 H3 N ITA BARTOLOTTA Dario M 10054951995 H3 N 12:40 Lunch 13:40 FRA BOUZIANI Florian M 10083019755 C3 FRD2019 ESP SANCHEZ-MIGALLON MARTIN M 10041807788 C3 N Pedro GBR VAN GASS Jaco M 10009368867 C4 R 14:10 COL PEREA ARANGO Alejandro M 10035333545 C2 R ITA LETI Marco M 10032871664 H3 N 14:40 AUS SCHURMANN Kaitlyn W 10072875575 C1 FRD2019 COL AYALA AYALA Nestor Javier M 10008494554 T2 R 15:10 AUS JONES Stuart M 10072878710 T2 FRD2019 AUT STADLBAUER Christoph M 10012566433 H3 FRD2019 15:40 AUS COOKE Carol W 10008450704 T2 R BRA MATUNAGA NASCIMENTO M 10071826864 T2 N Adriano 16 :10 Tea Break 16 :20 FIN SEPPALA Janne M 10045876233 H3 N Version 2.0 of 8 May 2019 BRA ALVES BUENO Telma Aparecida W 10072047843 C5 FRD2019 COL MARULANDA GRISALES Wilmar M 10008496170 C2 R 16:50 ESP ADANERO ALVAREZ Luis M 10011223587 H2 FRD2017 DEN KOEFOED Lykke W 10066701224 C4 FRD2019 17 :20 ESP ARROYO ABENZA Juan Jose M 10058240602 H4 N CZE HINDR Jiri M 10008499810 T1 R ESP GARCIA-MARQUINA M 10011223991 H3 FRD2019 17 :50 CASCALLANA Luis Miguel CZE DECKY Pavel M 10008499002 H3 R 18:20 COL MUNOZ MARIN Esneider M 10008496372 C3 R COL FLORIAN VALENCIA Juan Jose M 10061605488 C1 R Classification on 15.03.2019 Time Panel Country Full Name Gender UCI ID Sport Class Status Notes 08:00 POR COSTA Luis M 10008844360 H5 R RSA COETZEE Gary M 10011106177 C5 R POR BARRETO Paulo M 10044855107 C4 N 08:30 POR OLIVEIRA Diogo M 10011226015 H3 R USA PEACE Steven M 10008546084 T2 R 09 :00 LUX FRATINI Luciano M 10009913077 H3 R USA SEREDA Monica W 10049925072 T2 FRD2019 10 :00 GER KORBER Manuel M 10009653706 C3 FRD2019 CZE CHARVAT Zbynek M 10008839613 T2 R 10 :30 10 :40 GER MERKLEIN Vico M 10008519614 H4 R COL VARGAS VILLANUEVA Carlos M 10035394371 C5 R Andres 11 :10 POR NEVES Carlos M 10092508476 H4 N COL CHAPARRO BAYONA Miguel M 10035426404 H3 FRD2018 Leonardo 11 :40 NOR TANGEN Suzanna W 10062820820 H4 FRD2019 POR SOBREIRO Andre M 10008521230 H4 R 12:10 GER DURST Hans-Peter M 10008515974 T2 R KOR JANG Do Young M 100 845 930 74 H N 12:40 USA PINNEY Ryan M 10009913582 H3 FRD2019 ITA MODENA Romina W 10014304349 H4 FRD2018 Lunch 13:40 ADAPTATIONS APPLICATIONS Athletes must arrive at the classification venue at least 15 minutes ahead of their scheduled evaluation session. Due to a full schedule, no requests to change the date or time of an evaluation s Version 2.0 of 8 May 2019 Athletes must arrive at the classification venue at least 15 minutes ahead of their scheduled evaluation session. Due to a full schedule, no requests to change the date or time of an evaluation s Athletes must arrive at the classification venue at least 15 minutes ahead of their scheduled evaluation session. Due to a full schedule, no requests to change the date or time of an evaluation session will be accepted. Athletes who do not submit MDF and those who do not attend their evaluation session at the scheduled time will not be eligible to compete. Location: Contact: [email protected] Version 2.0 of 8 May 2019 .
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