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Written by Rob Mousley   
Friday, 07 December 2007

At long last, here are the current rankings for the Surfski.info World Series.

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Note that no discards have been taken yet...  ultimately the best six results will count towards the series.

Races

The following races have been counted:

-          Defis Kayak, Guadeloupe: 2-star. 

-          US Surfski Champs, USA: 2-star.

-          NY Mayor's Cup, USA: 1-star

-          Dragon Race, Hong Kong: 3-star

-          Dubai Shamaal, UAE: 4-star

Races to come

-          Perth World Cup, Australia: 4-star

-          Cape Point Challenge, SA: 1-star

-          Tahiti  World Cup, Tahiti: 3-star (based on the little info we have)

-          King of the Harbour, New Zealand: 1-star (based on the little info we have)

-          Molokai, Hawaii: 4-star

-          ARB Surfski World Cup, Durban, South Africa: 5-star

Star ratings from Tahiti onwards are subject to confirmation given incomplete information from the race organizers.

 

Women's World Rankings

 

Work in progress!

 

 

World Rankings as at 7 December 2007

 


Name Country Points  Races Position
Oscar Chalupsky RSA 426 3 1
Lewis Laughlin Tahiti 419 3 2
Bevan Manson RSA 369 3 3
Dawid Mocke RSA 350 2 4
Dean Gardiner AUS 305 2 5
Michael Baker AUS 292 2 6
Ken Wallace AUS 286 2 7
Daryl Bartho RSA 272 2 8
Barry Lewin RSA 262 2 9
Rene Appel Hong Kong 256 4 10
Greg Barton USA 253 3 11
Ian Gray RSA 227 3 12
Herman Chalupsky RSA 206 2 13
Hank McGregor RSA 196 1 14
Tim Jacobs AUS 192 1 15
Clint Pretorius RSA 176 1 16
Brett Bartho RSA 156 1 17
Steve Woods RSA 152 1 18
Boyan Zlatarev UAE 136 1 19
Joe Glickman USA 134 3 20
David Provan AUS 129 1 21
Billy Harker RSA 128 1 22
Ken Collins RSA 126 1 23
Mark Ressel UK 124 1 24
Haydn Holmes UAE 120 1 25
Paul Etherington Hong Kong 120 1 26
Jon Dingley Hong Kong 117 1 27
Rob Klok UAE 116 1 28
Andrew Orr Hong Kong 114 1 29
Richard Burn RSA 112 1 30
Rob Wall Hong Kong 111 1 31
Scott Callender Singapore 108 1 32
Tommy Karls Sweden 108 1 33
George Christofis Hong Kong 105 1 34
Zsolt Szadovszki Hungary 104 2 35
Andrew Dunstan UAE 104 1 36
John Bennett Hong Kong 102 1 37
Graeme Fenton UAE 100 1 38
Jason Henchman Hong Kong 99 1 39
Brad Holliday Oman 96 1 40
Syun Sirahata Japan 96 1 41
Mitsunobu Gohda Japan 93 1 42
Marc Mentec France 92 1 43
Daryl Remmler Canada 90 1 44
Peter OHiggins UAE 88 1 45
Luke Beadle Singapore 87 1 46
Patrick Dolan USA 86 1 47
Brandon Woods USA 84 1 48
Wan Sing Yu Hong Kong 84 1 49
Damian Feuilherade RSA 84 1 50
Rami Zur USA 82 1 51
Peter Grout Hong Kong 81 1 52
Mark Nicholson USA 78 1 53
Fumito Kan Japan 78 1 54
Dorian Wolter USA 76 1 55
Cameron Jenks Hong Kong 75 1 56
Robert Clegg CANADA 74 1 57
Alan Coller RSA 72 1 58
Steve Dyer Hong Kong 72 1 59
Ian MacKenzie CANADA 72 1 60
Erik Borgnes USA 71 2 61
Thomas Gallagher USA 70 1 62
Guy Horne Hong Kong 69 1 63
Julien Torregrossa Tahiti 68 1 64
Paul Mauger UAE 68 1 65
C.P. Yu Hong Kong 66 1 66
Carter Johnson USA 66 1 67
Patrick Hemmens USA 64 1 68
Chris Murray RSA 64 1 69
Mark Kelly Canada 63 1 70
Gilles Guedikian Tahiti 62 1 71
?? Name   60 1 72
Masaru Tamura Japan 60 1 73
Mark Sandvold USA 60 1 74
Mark Dahl Hong Kong 57 1 75
Dave Jensen USA 56 1 76
Gavin Dickinson UAE 56 2 77
Antoine de Rooster AUS 56 1 78
Federico Muskus Puerto Rico 54 1 79
Nick Wilson RSA 54 1 80
Nigel Harvey UAE 52 1 81
Donald Kiesling USA 52 1 82
Noah Hawk USA 50 1 83
Pierre Ferrand Tahiti 48 1 84
Gleb Greben UAE 48 1 85
Eric Abbott USA 44 1 86
Craig Thompson RSA 40 1 87
Joost Zeegers USA 40 1 88
Tyler Morgan USA 38 1 89
Christopher Stout USA 36 1 90
Richard Howes UAE 36 1 91
Paul Martin USA 34 1 92
Jaime Ponce Puerto Rico 32 1 93
Ross Clephane UAE 32 1 94
Craig Tanner USA 30 1 95
Michael Wiseman UAE 28 1 96
Jerry Merayo USA 28 1 97
Paul Jacob USA 26 1 98
Tony Hackland AUS 24 1 99
Fred Schiess USA 24 1 100
Benoit Leroux France 24 1 101
John Hoogsteden USA 22 1 102
Frank Fifils France 22 1 103
Mickael Jabot   20 1 104
Hector Cartagena Puerto Rico 20 1 105
Stuart Gordon UAE 20 1 106
Dean Bumstead USA 18 1 107
Ludovic Gouffran   18 1 108
Wayne Randall RSA 16 1 109
Mike McNulty USA 16 1 110
Olivier Tanton   16 1 111
Sean Brennan USA 14 1 112
Stuart Knaggs   14 1 113
Mike Murphy USA 14 1 114
Charles Nel RSA 12 1 115
Jody Beloin   12 1 116
Fred Jacobsohn CANADA 10 1 117
Rowan Sampson RSA 10 1 118
Tanguy Zou   10 1 119
Tim Burke USA 9 1 120
Jeff Hilburn USA 8 1 121
Andrew Daubrey UAE 8 1 122
Gregory Gobardhan   8 1 123
Cliff Roach USA 8 1 124
Jeremy Grosvenor USA 7 1 125
Bob Lambrose USA 6 1 126
James Hoffman USA 6 1 127
Philippe Michel   6 1 128
Eric Young USA 5 1 129
Mark Jaconson USA 4 1 130
Jeff Raymond USA 4 1 131
Victor Szakalyv Hungary 4 1 132
Johan Sydow   4 1 133
Ken Larson USA 3 1 134
Jocelyn Michel   2 1 135
Kenny Howell USA 2 1 136
Ed Duggan USA 2 1 137
Tom Kerr USA 1 1 138

 

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Corrections
written by Rob Mousley, December 07, 2007
Finger trouble... points for Greg Barton, Ken Wallace & Zsolt corrected.
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written by Marc Cloete, December 07, 2007
Very interesting. Seems to be quite a bias towards those having done the races for now, but I guess that will even out as each paddler's best 6 only gets included. I mean Dawid has won both races he's paddled and trails Oscar (2nd, 3rd and 5th placings) by 76 points. Looking forward to Perth...
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Tahiti
written by Mark, December 07, 2007
Anyone got more idea on the details of the Tahiti Race in March??
I see its over two days with a rest day between... what are the distances??
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Tahiti
written by Rob Mousley, December 07, 2007
According to their website (http://www.federation-kayak.pf...t_2008.htm) the races are:

21 March: Huahine -Raiatea(Opoa)
23 March: Tahaa (Tiva) - Bora Bora

According to Leopold Tepa, the first stage is usually a downwind race and is 42km.

The website also says, "Prize Money: more that US$5,000"

But it doesn't say whether that's first prize, the whole prize purse.

From the guys who have been there, I gather that hospitality is awesome and usually guys are put up in hotels for the duration of the event... but I can't confirm this until we here from them.
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written by Ben Hines, December 07, 2007
I realise this could be a very hard system to implement and please everyone, especially as Rob and Alain aren't making millions. Just a whole heap of friends.

However, if you look at the list of events there is only 1 Aussie event (Perth WC)? There are many races in Australia that attract 3 to 4 times the amount of paddlers than the Tahiti, NZ (KOH), Guadaloupe etc.

I am in no way barracking for the removal of these great events, more asking the inclusion of more Aussie events.

How about the Twenty Beeaches? A 25KM downwind race which annually attracts well over 100 competitors? The top ten finishers of which would fill a spot on at least the top 50 paddlers in the World Series. But they are unable to travel to te races listed.

People like Dave Kissane, Dane Sloss, Jeremy Cotter, Nick Holt, Mark Minchin etc all of whom are finishing a 20 KM race under a max of 4mins behind Tim Jacobs.

My point being the results of these races are published on the web and easily acquired so as a suggestion why not include:-

Twenty Beaches as a 2 star event?

Include at least a couple of the local series races from Australia, and SA for that matter. From what I can see your Mens Health Series can attract 200 paddlers (I assume some of the top ten finishers will easily make the top 30-50 but just don't travel. But you get a lucky guy who paddles one race in Guadaloupe and makes the top 100.

Now that is in no way a critisism, good on the bloke! I am just trying to justify the inclusion of local events from all over the world not just international one offs.

That is the only way you'll have a true world series after the top 15.

Anyway I am not the one putting it together and spending my free time doing so. It's a suggestion and despite the above you guys are doing a great job. Good on ya.
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