ESC 2010 SUNDAY!!!

August 08, 2010

Carhartt teamrider Phil Zwijsen is the new Mini Ramp European Champion, Nassim Guammaz the new Street European Champion and Ianire Elorriaga is the new Girls European Champion 2010. Congratulations!!!

It was a hot and nice weekend at the ESC. Here are the full results:

Street:

  Name Country
1 Nassim Guammaz NL
2 Kilian Heuberger DE
3 Axel Crysberghs BEL
4 Gustav Tonnesen NO
5 Phil Zwijsen BE
6 Sven Kilchenmann CH
7 Peter Molec SK
8 Manuel Nucolovic AT
9 Gard Jenssen Hvaara NO
10 Tim Zom NL

Miniramp:

  Name Country
1 Phil Zwijsen BE
2 Freddy Austbo NO
3 Symon Stachon PL
4 Axel Crysberghs BEL
5 Jarne Verbruggen BEL
6 Jürgen Horrwarth DE
7 Tim Bijsterveld NL
8 Ross McGouran UK
9 Micky Iglesias CH
10 Alex Giraud FR

Girls Street:

  Name Country
1 Ianire Elorriaga ES
2 Aura Bredart BE
3 Candy Jacobs NL
4 Andrean Wilshusen ES
5 Marta Nery PT
6 Sabrina Göggel DE

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- All photos by Nicolas Schneider

We’ll bring you a detailed report with more photos very soon!

(Bastian Loewen)

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