1998 World Championships

Start Date

1998-07-05

End Date

1998-07-11

Location

Bandol, France

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Winners – From Australia – Chris Nicholson, Daniel Phillips

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1 Chris NICHOLSON AUS 46 Stephen GOLLIKER RSA
2 Andy BUDGEN GBR 47 Mario ZILIANI ITA
3 Morgan LARSON USA 48 Emmett LAZICH AUS
4 Jonathan McKEE USA 49 Paul TOWERS GBR
5 Marc AUDINEAU FRA 50 Mike KESSER GER
6 Michael HESTBAEK DEN 51 Sean LANGMAN AUS
7 John BOYD AUS 52 Bates McKEE USA
8 Tim ROBINSON GBR 53 Lucas NEUMANN CZE
9 Adam BEASHEL AUS 54 Tonu TONISTE EST
10 Paul BROTHERTON GBR 55 Michael PEDERSEN DEN
11 AFONSO POR 56 Fabrice JAUNET FRA
12 Maurice PAARDENKOOPER NED 57 Ian SOUTHWORTH GBR
13 Christopher RAST SUI 58 Andy RICE GBR
14 Rodion LUKA UKR 59 Neil FITZGERALD GBR
15 Francesco BRUNI ITA 60 Christian CARLSSON SWE
16 Phillip AIREY NZL 61 Russell PETERS GBR
17 Allan COUTTS NZL 62 Oliver BRAVO ESP
18 Pawel KACPROWSKI POL 63 Florian REICHEL GER
19 Santiago LOPEZ VAZQUEZ ESP 64 Peter HANSEN DEN
20 Dimitri DERUELLE FRA 65 Pedro ANDRADE POR
21 Marcus BAUR GER 66 Mel COLLINS IRL
22 Robert GREENHALGH GBR 67 Karl Otto BOOK NOR
23 Tina BAYLIS USA 68 Peder RONHOLT DEN
24 Petri KARTO FIN 69 David LEIZ GBR
25 Ian. BARKER GBR 70 Martin JONES GBR
26 Risto TAPPER FIN 71 Thomas EBLER DEN
27 Jason RHODES CAN 72 Raimondo TONELLI ITA
28 Zeb ELLIOT GBR 73 Mike BUCHANAN AUS
29 Iker MARTINEZ ESP 74 Vagelis ANTEMIAN GRE
30 Christoffer SUNDBY NOR 75 Ian GOTTS GBR
31 Kenji NAKAMURA JPN 76 Cor VAN AANHOLT AHO
32 Alec LANHAM-LOVE RSA 77 Sylvia VOGL AUT
33 Hans Jorgen RIBER DEN 78 Magnus GRAVARE SWE
34 Sami JOKINEN FIN 79 Edgardo VIEYTES BRA
35 Mattias BENGTSSON SWE 80 Ben KOUWENHOVEN NED
36 David HOUSER USA 81 Julian BETHWAITE AUS
37 Fernando GARCIA LAGO ESP 82 Kamil ORTYL POL
38 Ronald RENSCH GER 83 Simon NELSON GBR
39 Ramon AIXIMENO ESP 84 Jonas BORUP DEN
40 Thomas JOHANSON FIN 85 Klaas KUHLMANN GER
41 Thomas RUEGGE SUI 86 Cedric CHATEAU FRA
42 Pablo SOLDANO ARG 87 David KRIZEK CZE
43 Marek CHOCIAN POL 88 Carter JACKSON AUS
44 Pascal LACOSTE FRA 89 Martin STEINHALER AUT
45 Dusan PUH SLO

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1 Chris NICHOLSON AUS 46 Stephen GOLLIKER RSA
2 Andy BUDGEN GBR 47 Mario ZILIANI ITA
3 Morgan LARSON USA 48 Emmett LAZICH AUS
4 Jonathan McKEE USA 49 Paul TOWERS GBR
5 Marc AUDINEAU FRA 50 Mike KESSER GER
6 Michael HESTBAEK DEN 51 Sean LANGMAN AUS
7 John BOYD AUS 52 Bates McKEE USA
8 Tim ROBINSON GBR 53 Lucas NEUMANN CZE
9 Adam BEASHEL AUS 54 Tonu TONISTE EST
10 Paul BROTHERTON GBR 55 Michael PEDERSEN DEN
11 AFONSO POR 56 Fabrice JAUNET FRA
12 Maurice PAARDENKOOPER NED 57 Ian SOUTHWORTH GBR
13 Christopher RAST SUI 58 Andy RICE GBR
14 Rodion LUKA UKR 59 Neil FITZGERALD GBR
15 Francesco BRUNI ITA 60 Christian CARLSSON SWE
16 Phillip AIREY NZL 61 Russell PETERS GBR
17 Allan COUTTS NZL 62 Oliver BRAVO ESP
18 Pawel KACPROWSKI POL 63 Florian REICHEL GER
19 Santiago LOPEZ VAZQUEZ ESP 64 Peter HANSEN DEN
20 Dimitri DERUELLE FRA 65 Pedro ANDRADE POR
21 Marcus BAUR GER 66 Mel COLLINS IRL
22 Robert GREENHALGH GBR 67 Karl Otto BOOK NOR
23 Tina BAYLIS USA 68 Peder RONHOLT DEN
24 Petri KARTO FIN 69 David LEIZ GBR
25 Ian. BARKER GBR 70 Martin JONES GBR
26 Risto TAPPER FIN 71 Thomas EBLER DEN
27 Jason RHODES CAN 72 Raimondo TONELLI ITA
28 Zeb ELLIOT GBR 73 Mike BUCHANAN AUS
29 Iker MARTINEZ ESP 74 Vagelis ANTEMIAN GRE
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31 Kenji NAKAMURA JPN 76 Cor VAN AANHOLT AHO
32 Alec LANHAM-LOVE RSA 77 Sylvia VOGL AUT
33 Hans Jorgen RIBER DEN 78 Magnus GRAVARE SWE
34 Sami JOKINEN FIN 79 Edgardo VIEYTES BRA
35 Mattias BENGTSSON SWE 80 Ben KOUWENHOVEN NED
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37 Fernando GARCIA LAGO ESP 82 Kamil ORTYL POL
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43 Marek CHOCIAN POL 88 Carter JACKSON AUS
44 Pascal LACOSTE FRA 89 Martin STEINHALER AUT
45 Dusan PUH SLO

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