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participants are: Tino, Robert, Andre, Mathias and ALex
Everything began in December 2005. At a telephone call between Fuhre and me, I told him that we have a terrific Flatlandhalle here and
should make a Flatland Contest. I also told him that it is not too big though and that perhaps he could get a little narrow.
Fuhre said, that this would rather promote the comfortable atmosphere anyway and that it would come anyway differently when
we imagining it before. I promoted the contest on the Internet and Fuhre still took care of the sponsors.
It was then so far on 30-12-2005. The first drivers arrived toward 14:00 hours.
Robert and Tino still wanted to buy something fast and wanted to come back then at once. They arrived at 16:30 hours, though
I hated both at that moment, because they left me alone with everything.
The hall filled. Due to the bad weather still more people did not come, but at the final effect
it wasn't that bad, because perhaps either every driver wouldn'thab sufficient place to ride?!
Fuhre and I advised how we wanted to bring the contest over the stage. We thought up a Batle system,
after what two drivers always come of three drivers into the next round. So in the next round still two drivers
came from those of one in the semi-final. We did not divide up the classes into the ordinary classes.
Master (C), Pro (B) and King (A). The first two of the master class qualified for the pro-class.
Thes system, we thought up was not bad, but it simply lasted too long. To the midnight to
the contest reached its highlight. The King final queued. Also many people from Eisenhüttenstadt came, which
had nothing to do with Flatland. Chris Böhm decided the King final for himself toward 2:00 hours at night.
We made a small presentation ceremony under the sponsors Chico Clothing and KHE bikes. We also could distribute some prices.
Here still once again much gratitude for it !!
After that many people went into the disco and the rest chilled in the hall. In the next morning we're still having breakfast. It was for everybody to say that the contest passed without trace at no-one. After that, we make still a couple of photos and chilled a bit. The Eberswalder then left the hall toward 14:00 hours, too. For a detailed report of load exercise book Nr.68 simply looks into the FreedomBMX.
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Alex ( february 2006 )
results:
A Klasse
1. Chris Böhm
2. Daniel Fuhrmann
3. Daniel Hennig
4. Alex Schönfeld
5. Benny Hill
6. John Krämer
B Klasse
1. Benny Hill
2. Alex Schönfeld
3. Oliver Radunz
4. John Krämer
5. Steven Starwicki
6. Thomas Gödicke
7. Rene Böhm
8. Tino Rabe
9. Martin Schulz, Raiko Bierring, Jonas Ketznne, Raik Hahne
C Klasse
1. Tino Rabe
2. Raiko Bierring
3. Andreas Henska
4. Mathias Krüger
5. Florian Schirmer
6. Kevin Lehmann
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After that many people went into the disco and the rest chilled in the hall. In the next morning we're still having breakfast. It was for everybody to say that the contest passed without trace at no-one. After that, we make still a couple of photos and chilled a bit. The Eberswalder then left the hall toward 14:00 hours, too. For a detailed report of load exercise book Nr.68 simply looks into the FreedomBMX.
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results:
A Klasse
1. Chris Böhm
2. Daniel Fuhrmann
3. Daniel Hennig
4. Alex Schönfeld
5. Benny Hill
6. John Krämer
B Klasse
1. Benny Hill
2. Alex Schönfeld
3. Oliver Radunz
4. John Krämer
5. Steven Starwicki
6. Thomas Gödicke
7. Rene Böhm
8. Tino Rabe
9. Martin Schulz, Raiko Bierring, Jonas Ketznne, Raik Hahne
C Klasse
1. Tino Rabe
2. Raiko Bierring
3. Andreas Henska
4. Mathias Krüger
5. Florian Schirmer
6. Kevin Lehmann
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