UIPM World Cup #1 2011

Date:	24th Feb 2011
Country:	United States of America
City:	Palm Springs CA

Direct Link: /results/competition-results/results/pentathlon/732-uipm-world-cup-1/senior/men/final

Pos	Name	Nation	Total	Fencing			Swimming			Riding		Combined			Handi- cap	PWR
Pos	Name	Nation	Total	pts	pos	wins	pts	pos	time	pts	pos	pts	pos	time	Handi- cap	PWR
1	TYMOSHCHENKO , Pavlo	UKR	5740	928	2	22	1252	17	2:09.23	1196	6	2364	1	10:59.07		60
2	MAROSI , Adam	HUN	5720	904	5	21	1328	5	2:02.93	1160	20	2328	6	11:08.92	+5"	55
3	HAYANOUSKI , Mikalai	BLR	5596	856	13	19	1264	14	2:08.20	1160	17	2316	7	11:11.96	+36"	51
4	MICHALIK , Michal	CZE	5588	952	1	23	1252	16	2:09.12	1200	4	2184	25	11:44.15	+38"	48
5	BENEDETTI , Nicola	ITA	5576	904	5	21	1164	35	2:16.49	1180	12	2328	5	11:08.02	+41"	46
6	NOBIS , Alexander	GER	5576	928	2	22	1208	30	2:12.87	1200	3	2240	15	11:30.96	+41"	44
7	WOODBRIDGE , Nicholas	GBR	5556	808	18	17	1376	2	1:58.70	1140	24	2232	18	11:32.60	+46"	42
8	SVOBODA , David	CZE	5552	784	22	16	1268	13	2:07.70	1140	25	2360	2	11:00.67	+47"	40
9	PATTE , Christopher	FRA	5540	784	22	16	1228	27	2:11.30	1180	10	2348	4	11:03.62	+50"	39
10	DANIEL , Thomas	AUT	5524	808	18	17	1208	29	2:12.83	1160	21	2348	3	11:03.03	+54"	38
11	SOTO CARRILLO , Oscar	MEX	5516	784	22	16	1240	25	2:10.17	1196	6	2296	8	11:16.97	+56"	37
12	KARYAKIN , Serguei	RUS	5512	760	26	15	1296	8	2:05.63	1200	1	2256	14	11:26.90	+57"	36
13	KINDERIS , Justinas	LTU	5504	784	22	16	1240	24	2:10.15	1200	1	2280	12	11:20.40	+59"	35
14	LEE , Sung hyun	KOR	5496	832	15	18	1304	7	2:04.88	1180	11	2180	26	11:45.86	+61"	34
15	GOLIS , Remigiusz	POL	5472	760	26	15	1356	3	2:00.46	1160	19	2196	24	11:41.18	+67"	33
16	PETRONI , Pierpaolo	ITA	5448	904	5	21	1284	11	2:06.36	1024	29	2236	17	11:31.97	+73"	32
17	KRUNGOLCAS , Edvinas	LTU	5428	712	31	13	1228	26	2:11.02	1200	5	2288	9	11:18.27	+78"	31
18	GEBHARDT , Steffen	GER	5424	808	18	17	1252	17	2:09.23	1160	17	2204	22	11:39.40	+79"	30
19	HOLYST , Maurin	FRA	5420	880	9	20	1180	34	2:15.19	1072	28	2288	10	11:18.77	+80"	29
20	HORBACZ , Marcin	POL	5412	688	33	12	1296	8	2:05.63	1160	15	2268	13	11:23.33	+82"	28
21	COOKE , James	GBR	5396	760	26	15	1384	1	1:58.09	1196	6	2056	31	12:16.10	+86"	27
22	POLIVKA , Ondrej	CZE	5380	664	36	11	1272	12	2:07.61	1160	16	2284	11	11:19.30	+90"	26
23	GHEORGHE , Andrei	GUA	5372	904	5	21	1120	36	2:20.24	1184	9	2164	27	11:49.14	+92"	25
24	SACKSEN , Sam	USA	5368	760	26	15	1260	15	2:08.57	1144	23	2204	21	11:39.02	+93"	24
25	KIRPULYANSKYY , Dmytro	UKR	5332	856	13	19	1240	21	2:10.01	1180	13	2056	32	12:16.43	+102"	23
26	FROLOV , Ilia	RUS	5320	832	15	18	1284	10	2:06.33	1120	26	2084	28	12:09.86	+105"	22
27	MAKAROVAS , Tomas	LTU	5292	880	9	20	1240	23	2:10.06	1120	27	2052	33	12:17.15	+112"	21
28	PRADES , Valentin	FRA	5272	808	18	17	1240	22	2:10.04	1152	22	2072	29	12:12.06	+117"	20
29	GIANCAMILLI , Federico	ITA	5164	760	26	15	1248	19	2:09.46	956	32	2200	23	11:40.11	+144"	19
30	REGO , Ricardo	POR	5140	688	33	12	1348	4	2:01.00	1172	14	1932	34	12:47.18	+150"	18
31	DE LUCA , Riccardo	ITA	5108	712	31	13	1216	28	2:12.29	968	31	2212	20	11:37.27	+158"	17
32	NOGUCHI , Hayato	JPN	4972	880	9	20	1320	6	2:03.47	1008	30	1764	36	13:29.03	+192"	16
33	SEDLECKY , Michal	CZE	4900	832	15	18	1204	31	2:13.08	808	33	2056	30	12:16.02	+210"	15
34	STASKIEWICZ , Szymon	POL	4788	880	9	20	1196	32	2:13.77	476	35	2236	16	11:31.07	+238"	14
35	HILGEHOLT , Kelvin	NED	4664	688	33	12	1248	20	2:09.59	504	34	2224	19	11:34.40	+269"	13
36	KIRPULYANSKYY , Pavlo	UKR	4428	928	2	22	1184	33	2:14.88	472	36	1844	35	13:09.84	+328"	12

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Men's Final in Pictures

Monday, 28 February 2011 06:45

Re-live all the action from the Men's final at World Cup #1 in Rancho Mirage, USA HERE

Photo credits:

Selena Frederick Gary Bindman Flavio Garcia Riley Steinmetz

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Press Release: Gold for Tymoshchenko @ World Cup #1

Monday, 28 February 2011 04:12

Pavlo Tymoshchenko (UKR) has won his first ever World Cup Gold Medal in Rancho Mirage, USA and has also broken the overall shooting World Record in a remarkable time of 43 seconds for 15 shots.

He out shot and out ran World #3 Adam Marosi (HUN) who grabbed silver and the biggest surprise of the day was World Ranked #174 Mikalai Hayanouski (BLR) who stormed home to beat his more fancied rivals for Bronze.

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Michalik to Start First in Combined

Monday, 28 February 2011 00:56

The winner of the fencing Michal Michalik (CZE) has had a clear ride to jump back to 1st and will start first in the Combined Event. 2009 World Champion Adam Marosi (HUN) will be 3 seconds behind in 2nd, winner of the swimming Jamie Cooke (GBR) is back in 4th only 16 seconds behind.

The Combined Event will be very interesting as 26 athletes being within a minute of each other, which is remarkable when Gold Medallist of the Women’s event yesterday, Amelie Caze had a 50 second lead of the second athlete to leave.

So this event is open to everyone, stay tuned at the live webcast at pentathlon.org.

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Cooke Win's Swimming Again

Sunday, 27 February 2011 22:37

Jamie Cooke (GBR) has again showed us he is the best Pentathlete swimmer in the world by winning the swimming in the Men’s Final. Cooke beat his fast finishing team mate Nick Woodbridge and the other gun in the pool Remiguez Golis (POL).

Adam Marosi (HUN) finished 5th to shoot to the top of the leaders board ahead of the winning of the fencing Michal Michalik (CZE).

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Michalik Claims the Advantage in Fencing

Sunday, 27 February 2011 19:27

Michal Michalik (CZE) has stunned the rest of the men at the Final of World Cup #1 by showing great form to win the Men’s fencing with 23 victories and 12 defeats. The Ukrainians of Pavlo Tymoshcenko and Pavlo Kirpulyanskyy were one victory behind together with Alexander Nobis (GER). World #3 Adam Marosi (GER) is well positioned with 21 victories together with a another surprise packet of the fencing Andrei Gheorghe of Guatemala.

The other 2 big name Czech’s had a fencing disaster with 2009 European Champion Ondrej Polivka having one of his worse fencing performances of his carrer by finishing dead last with only 11 victories. His team mate and World #2 David Svoboda did not do too much better finishing in 22nd position 7 victories behind the leader.

Now to the swimming pool!

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Marosi Leads the way in Fencing

Sunday, 27 February 2011 18:38

After 25 bouts 2009 World Champion Adam Marosi leads the group with 17 victories and 8 defeats. He is joined on the same score by Nicola Benedetti, Andrei Gheorghe (GUA) and Alexander Nobis (GER) World Champion Serguei Karayakin is not having the best day being 6 victories off the pace.

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Men's Final Preview

Sunday, 27 February 2011 06:32

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Women's Final in Pictures

Sunday, 27 February 2011 05:55

Re-live all the action from the Women's final at World Cup #1 in Rancho Mirage, USA HERE

Photo credits:

Selena Frederick Gary Bindman Flavio Garcia Riley Steinmetz

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Press Release: Caze Win's First Senior Gold Medal with Laser Shooting @ World Cup #1

Sunday, 27 February 2011 04:53

Triple World Champion Amelie Caze (FRA) has won the first ever Gold medal conducted with lhe new environmentally friendly laser shooting at World Cup #1 in Rancho Mirage, USA. Caze led from start to finish and easily held off a fast finishing Mhairi Spence (GBR) and World #1 Lena Schoneborn (GER) who recovered from a poor fence to storm back to clinch the Bronze medal.

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Caze Starts First in Combined

Sunday, 27 February 2011 01:18

Amelie Caze (FRA) had a near perfect ride to have a commanding lead of 50 seconds over Yane Marques (BRA) leading into the Combined Event. The winner of the swimming, Sarolta Kovacs (HUN) is next back 55 seconds behind Caze.

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Press Release: Caze Win's First Senior Gold Medal with Laser Shooting @ World Cup #1

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Caze dominated the fence and showed class in the ride which resulted in a 50 second lead going into the Combined Event which she maintained to the end. Caze said after the historic gold: I was very happy with all the support from the American crowd. I was extremely nervous before the start as it was the first World Cup of the year. I need to learn to stay more calm. I was pleased with my laser shooting, however I still need to improve my Run and Swim if I want to stay at the top”

Silver Medallist Mhairi Spence had a solid day finishing high up in all disciplines, she said after the event: “In the Combined Event I had to focus on my running as I could hear the long legs of Schoneborn behind me. Getting Silver means a lot to me as I missed out on the World Championships last year and this is reward for my hard training.”

Lena Schoneborn who had a terrible start to the day said: I wanted to quit after the fencing, I was giving away unnecessary touches. They day got better after that, I had a good swim and then great ride, and I just pushed myself really hard in the Combined Event to win the Bronze which I am very happy with.

World Junior Champion Sarolta Kovacs (HUN) not only grabbed 4th place but did what no other Women has done by beating Elodie Clouvel (FRA) in the swim. This was the platform for her to finish in her highest World Cup place. After the swim she said I am very happy to be better than Elodie for the first time, I had a fantastic finish.

Local Favourite Margaux Isaksen who had a fantastic fence and swim and was on track for a dream medal in front of her fans tasted disaster in the riding event missing a jump to drop her back to 23rd position which made her absolutely devastated".

Full results can be found here

Stay tuned for the Men’s Final tomorrow at pentathlon.org

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