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SANDRIS SIKA, AN ATHLETE FROM LATVIA, WINS MODERN PENTATHLON MILITARY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPDaniel Santos, who will defend Brazil in the Pan American Games Rio 2007, is ranked in eighth place and is the best Brazilian athlete in the competition
Daniel Santos, from Rio Grande do Sul, ranked in eighth place, was the best ranked Brazilian athlete in men’s competition of Modern Pentathlon Military World Championship, held on Tuesday, 15, at Deodoro Sports Complex. The winner of the competition was Sandris Sika, from Latvia. The relay event is been disputed this Wednesday , with the participation of nine male team and three female teams. The Military World Championship is the test event for the Pan American Games Rio 2007.
During the Military World Championship, the Pan American Games Rio 2007 Organizing Committee (CO-RIO) is testing sport implements that will be used in the event of Modern Pentathlon of Rio 2007 – shooting targets, courses and swimming pool starting blocks, and the fencing track. Additionally, technological systems for timekeeping, measuring and local transfer of results will be tested.
As well as Wagner Romão, from Sergipe, ranked in 11th place in the Military World Championship, Daniel Santos has his place guaranteed in the Brazilian team of Modern Pentathlon that will dispute the Rio 2007. In the Pan American Games of Santo Domingo, in 2003, he was ranked in sixth place. “It was the last competition preparing for the Pan American Games. Now that I know the course, I will outline my strategy. The swimming pool is quite quick”, said Daniel.
Wagner Romão believes his participation in the Military World Championship will be an advantage in the dispute of the Pan American Games. “I am optimistic for the Games, since the Military World Championship served to demystify the facilities. Modern Pentathlon has been privileged for having a competition in these facilities. Such advantage is a differential for us in the Games. In the next two months I will undergo a strong physical preparation”, said Romão.
For Alexandre França, coach of the Brazilian team of Modern Pentathlon, the Military World Championship was a good test in the preparation for the Rio 2007. In the female dispute, the two athletes qualified, Yane Marques and Larissa Lellys were ranked first and second, respectively. “It as a control competition, a good test for the Games. We checked some details and defined the strategies. Equestrian floor, for instance, is different”, explained Alexandre.
The champion Sandris Sika complimented the facilities of Deodoro Sports Complex. “The facilities of this competition are very nice. The race was my greatest difficulty in this event, said Sandris.
Modern Pentathlon consists of five sports: Shooting, Fencing, Swimming, Equestrian and Race, in this order. All events are held on the same day and individual competitors get scores in each event. The athlete with the greatest number of scores after the four first events is the first to start in the racecourse. The starting order of the other competitors is defined according to the accrued score. Each four scores of difference for the leader correspond to one waiting second at the starting line. The first athlete to cross the finish line at the end of the race is the winner.
In the relay event, which will end the championship, each team is composed by three members. Each athlete runs half of the traditional Modern Pentathlon event. The athlete with the greatest number of scores after the four first events is the first to start in the racecourse. The starting order of the other competitors is defined according to the accrued score. Each four scores of difference for the leader correspond to one waiting second at the starting line. Each athlete must run 1.500m in relay system. The first team that completes the 4.500m wins the competition.
FINAL QUALIFICATION OF TUESDAY, 15/05
1 - Sandris Sika (LATVIA)
2 - Yves Walz (SUI)
3 - Federico Simonetti (ITA)
4 - Aliaksei Rylkov (BLR)
5 - Mihails Jefremenko (LATVIA)
6 - Riccardo De Luca (ITA)
7 - Tomasz Chmielewski (POL)
8 - Daniel Santos (BRA)
9 - Luigi Quarto (ITA)
10 - Niklaus Bruenisholz (SUI)
11 - Wagner Romão (BRA)
12 - Vadym Tkachuk (UKR)
13 - Sergey Baitaliyk (UKR)
14 - Tadas Zemaitis LATVIA)
15 - Valério Quinzi (ITA)
16 - Kai Riebli (SUI)
17 - Mihail Mitsyk (BLR)
18 - Girts Volframs( LATVIA)
19 - Justinas Kinderis (LITHUANIA)
20 - Gonzalo Tisi (CHI)
21 - Aliaksandr Liasun (BLR)
22 - Piotr Kobrzentecki (POL)
23 - Eduardo Montella (BRA)
24 - Marco Santos (BRA)
25 - Przemyslaw Galecki (POL)
26 - Luis Mario Siri Lopez (URU)
27 - Volodymir Dudkin (UKR)
28 - Siarhei Davidkou (BLR)
29 - Luis Eduardo Benavides Queirolo (URU)
30 - Yevgeny Borkin (UKR)
TUESDAY’S SCORE
SHOOTING
1 - Tomasz Chmielewski (POL) – 1156
2 - Federico Simonetti (ITA) – 1144
3 - Piotr Kobrzentecki (POL) – 1132
4 - Mihail Mitsyk (BLR) – 1120
5 - Tadas Zemaitis (LATVIA)– 1108
6 - Yevgeny Borkin (UKR) - 1096
7 - Riccardo De Luca (ITA)- 1096
8 - Yves Walz (SUI) – 1084
9 - Luigi Quarto (ITA) – 1084
10 - Girts Volframs (LATVIA) - 1084
11 - Daniel Santos (BRA) – 1072
12 - Sandris Sika (LATVIA)) - 1060
13 - Valerio Quinzi (ITA) -1060
14 - Sergey Baitaliyk (UKR) - 1036
15 - Mihails Jefremenko (LATVIA)) - 1024
16 - Niklaus Bruenisholz (SUI) – 1012
17 - Luis Eduardo Benavides Queirolo (URU) – 1012
18 - Vadym Tkachuk (UKR) - 988
19 - Aliaksei Rylkov (BLR) – 988
20 - Eduardo Montella (BRA) – 976
21 - Aliaksandr Liasun (BLR) – 976
22 - Marco Santos (BRA) – 940
23 - Luis Mario Siri Lopez (URU) – 928
24 - Kai Riebli (SUI) - 904
25 - Volodymir Dudkin (UKR) - 904
26 - Gonzalo Tisi (CHI) – 892
27 - Wagner Romão (BRA) – 880
28 - Justinas Kinderis ( LATVIA)) – 820
29 - Przemyslaw Galecki (POL) – 772
30 - Siarhei Davidkou (BLR) - 724
FENCING
1 - Yevgeny Borkin (UKR) – 1.128
2 - Mihails Jefremenko (LATVIA)) – 1.096
3 - Sandris Sika (LATVIA)) – 1.032
4 - Yves Walz (SUI) – 1.000
5 - Aliaksandr Liasun (BLR) - 968
6 - Aliaksei Rylkov (BLR) - 936
7 - Daniel Santos (BRA) - 904
8 - Niklaus Bruenisholz (SUI) - 904
9 - Federico Simonetti (ITA) - 872
10 - Justinas Kinderis (LITHUANIA) – 872
11 - Vadym Tkachuk (UKR) – 872
12 - Kai Riebli (SUI) – 872
13 - Luigi Quarto (ITA) – 872
14 - Riccardo De Luca (ITA) - 840
15 - Tomasz Chmielewski (POL) - 840
16 - Volodymir Dudkin (UKR) – 840
17 - Przemyslaw Galecki (POL) – 808
18 - Tadas Zemaitis (LITHUANIA) – 808
19 - Sergey Baitaliyk (UKR) – 776
20 - Siarhei Davidkou (BLR) – 776
21 - Wagner Romão (BRA) – 744
22 - Gonzalo Tisi (CHI) - 744
23 - Valério Quinzi (ITA) – 744
24 - Piotr Kobrzentecki (POL) – 712
25 - Girts Volframs (LATVIA)) – 680
26 - Mihail Mitsyk (BLR) – 648
27 - Marco Santos (BRA) – 616
28 - Luis Mario Siri Lopez (URU) - 616
29 - Eduardo Montella (BRA) - 616
30 - Luis Eduardo Benavides Queirolo (URU) - 552
SWIMMING
1 – Kai Riebli (SUI) – 1.276
2 - Siarhei Davidkou (BLR) – 1.252
3 - Valério Quinzi (ITA) - 1.252
4 - Luigi Quarto (ITA) – 1.252
5 - Przemyslaw Galecki (POL) – 1.236
6 - Yevgeny Borkin (UKR) – 1.236
7 - Piotr Kobrzentecki (POL) – 1.228
8 - Mihails Jefremenko LATVIA)) – 1.228
9 - Wagner Romão (BRA) – 1.228
10 - Aliaksei Rylkov (BLR) – 1.224
11 - Marco Santos (BRA) – 1.224
12 - Mihail Mitsyk (BLR) – 1.220
13 - Sergey Baitaliyk (UKR) – 1.220
14 - Yves Walz (SUI) – 1.220
15 - Aliaksandr Liasun (BLR) – 1.216
16 - Riccardo De Luca (ITA) – 1.212
17 - Sandris Sika (LATVIA)) – 1.208
18 - Federico Simonetti (ITA) – 1.204
19 - Tomasz Chmielewski (POL) – 1.200
20 - Justinas Kinderis (LITHUANIA) – 1.196
21 - Volodymir Dudkin (UKR) – 1.196
22 - Tadas Zemaitis (LITHUANIA) – 1.180
23 - Niklaus Bruenisholz (SUI) – 1.164
24 - Daniel Santos (BRA) – 1.156
25 - Eduardo Montella (BRA) – 1.140
26 - Vadym Tkachuk (UKR) – 1.116
27 - Girts Volframs (LATVIA)) – 1.116
28 - Gonzalo Tisi (CHI) – 1.072
29 - Luis Mario Siri Lopez (URU) – 988
30 - Luis Eduardo Benavides Queirolo (URU) – 804
EQUESTRIAN
1 - Valério Quinzi (ITA) – 1.172
2 - Luis Mario Siri Lopez (URU) – 1.172
3 - Mihail Mitsyk (BLR) – 1.120
4 - Wagner Romão (BRA) – 1.116
5 - Gonzalo Tisi (CHI) – 1.116
6 - Vadym Tkachuk (UKR) – 1.112
7 - Aliaksei Rylkov (BLR) – 1.104
8 - Sandris Sika (LATVIA) – 1.084
9 - Yves Walz (SUI) – 1.084
10 - Tomasz Chmielewski (POL) – 1.060
11 - Federico Simonetti (ITA) – 1.060
12 - Niklaus Bruenisholz (SUI) – 1.040
13 - Girts Volframs (LATVIA)) – 1.008
13 - Mihails Jefremenko (LITHONIA) – 1.004
15 - Sergey Baitaliyk (UKR) – 1.004
16 - Kai Riebli (SUI) – 1.000
17 - Eduardo Montella (BRA) – 980
18 - Tadas Zemaitis (LITHUANIA) – 956
19 - Marco Santos (BRA) - 956
20 - Daniel Santos (BRA) – 912
21 - Luis Eduardo Benavides Queirolo (URU) - 912
22 - Luigi Quarto (ITA) – 904
23 - Justinas Kinderis (LITHUANIA) – 876
24 - Riccardo De Luca (ITA) - 868
25 - Piotr Kobrzentecki (POL) - 732
26 - Siarhei Davidkou (BLR) - 704
27 - Przemyslaw Galecki (POL) - 696
28 - Aliaksandr Liasun (BLR) - 652
29 - Volodymir Dudkin (UKR) - 284
30 - Yevgeny Borkin (UKR) – 0
RACE
1 - Riccardo De Luca (ITA) – 9min28s67
2 - Wagner Romão (BRA) - 9min42s30
3 - Justinas Kinderis (LITHUANIA) - 9min47s68
4 - Federico Simonetti (ITA) - 9min48s57
5 - Aliaksei Rylkov (BLR) - 9min52s00
6 - Volodymir Dudkin (UKR) - 9min57s21
7 - Gonzalo Tisi (CHI) - 10min04s65
8 - Luigi Quarto (ITA) - 10min04s65
9 - Girts Volframs (LATVIA)) - 10min05s35
10 - Sergey Baitaliyk (UKR) - 10min05s95
11 - Sandris Sika (LATVIA)) - 10min10s00
12 - Niklaus Bruenisholz (SUI) - 10min11s25
13 - Vadym Tkachuk (UKR) - 10min14s27
14 - Yves Walz (SUI) - 10min14s27
15 - Przemyslaw Galecki (POL) - 10min20s45
16 - Tadas Zemaitis (LITHUANIA) - 10min21s50
17 - Kai Riebli (SUI) - 10min24s41
18 - Mihails Jefremenko (LATVIA)) - 10min31s05
19 - Daniel Santos (BRA) - 10min37s07
20 - Tomasz Chmielewski (POL) - 10min37s48
21 - Aliaksandr Liasun (BLR) - 10min39s80
22 - Eduardo Montella (BRA) - 10min41s81
23 - Mihail Mitsyk (BLR) - 10min42s85
24 - Piotr Kobrzentecki (POL) - 10min46s00
25 - Marco Santos (BRA) – 11min05s55
26 - Valério Quinzi (ITA) – 11min06s87
27 - Siarhei Davidkou (BLR) – 11min12s60
28 - Luis Mario Siri Lopez (URU) – 11min42s15
29 - Luis Eduardo Benavides Queirolo (URU) – 12min45s78
30 - Yevgeny Borkin (UKR) – no time
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