SUP World Rankings Update after APP Tour

We had 3 SUP events last weekend that made a difference in the worlds top ten: The APP Tour Viana Open, the EURO TOUR Berlin SUP Race and the MistrovstvĂ­ ÄŚR. The latter was a unknown race in the Czech Republic and even after trying to google the event we could not find anything. This is why we are happy to have Tibor Hasulyo who finds every race on this planet and the results.

Men Longdistance

The Viana Open by the APP Tour had quite an impact, but despite his 12th place nobody can touch Donato Freens. He is just too far ahead of everyone. Due to the lack of SUP Racing the top 3 at the Viana Open did not make the worlds top ten. Christian Andersen moved up 2 spots with his 4th place in Portugal. Looking at the Berlin SUP race, Normen Weber moved up two spots with his win there and Kaelan Lockhart secured his 6th spot with a 5th place. Ludovic Teulade has not been seen at a race since Faaker See and keeps declining. The same applies to Noic Garioud we did not have him at a race since Nordhausen. It is unfortunate, both are great athletes and we are sure the APP Tour would love to see them participating.

RankName CountryRacesPoints Change
1Donato FreensNED103212.95→
2Christian AndersonDEN72189.85↑2
3Bruno HasulioHUN62069.05→
4Ludovic TeuladeFRA52039.7↓2
5Normen WeberGER72024.68↑2
6Kaelan LockhartAUS91924.6→
7Noic GarioudFRA31826.8↓2
8Blue EwerGBR51716.14NEW
9Davide AlpinoITA51663.05↓1
10Aaron SanchezESP61616.63NEW

Ladies Longdistance

On the ladies side the longdistance top 4 almost seems a done deal. Esperanza is far up front and nothing has changed in two weeks. Duna Gordillos 1st place at the APP race how ever moved her dangerously close to Cecilia Pampinella, but behind the 4th the ladies are just too inactive to have much movement.

RankName CountryRacesPoints Change
1Esperanza BarrerasESP82527.3→
2Anna TschirkySUI92076.77→
3Cedilia PampinellaITA71815.1→
4Duna GordilloESP71723.65→
5Candice ApplebyUSA5837.75→
6Peronella van MalsenNED5824.21→
7Susanne Eder-MeyerGER6795.49→
8Iona RivetFRA5770.6→
9Claudio PostiglioneITA5762.39→
10Tanja EckerGER5754.05→

Tech. Race men

The excitement of the week was at the APP Tech. Race in Portugal. Not only did we have a controversial rule call, we had some good racing as well. Connor Baxter just made the top ten last week and with his win he is now in 2nd place not quite able to catch Christian Anderson who as been more active than Connor. Also moving up is Shrimpy Araki with a 2nd place in Portugal. With his ]fourth place in Portugal Aaron Sanchez is the new arrival in the top 10. Most others got pushed down. Claudio Nika gains 2 spots with an 8th place at the APP in Portugal.

RankNameCountryRacesPointsChange
1Christian AndersenDEN62151.13→
2Connor BaxterUSA31673.13↑8
3Shuri ArakiJPN31636.05↑5
4Ollie HoughtonNZL51580.29↓2
5Donato FreensNED51511.22↓1
6Davide AlpinoITA51479.85↓3
7Claudio NikaITA51387.95↑2
8Blue EwerGBR41282.76↓2
9Ludvic TeuladeFRA41299.54↓4
10Aaron SanchezESP31251.46NEW

Women Tech. Race

Cedilia Pampinella and Esperanza Barreras been exchanging first and second for the last 3 weeks. Cecilia took this weekend off and that allowed Espe to pass her the the slim margin of 10 points. On the heels of the two is Juliette DuHaime with a solid gain in points from her win at the APP. Caroline Kuntzel also moved up with a 4th place at the APP. Duna was 5th in Portugal and also moves up. Will these ladies have the opportunity to catch the points advantage of Espe and Cecilia remains to be seen.

Another notable move came from Skadi Langbein. The German junior has been flying under the radar but slowly but surely moves up. She won a Tech. Race in the Czech Republic we sadly did not get any news about.

RankNameCountryRacesPtsChange
1Esperanza BarrerasESP51498.23↑1
2Cecilia PampinellaITA71488.19↓1
3Juliette DuHaimeARG41160.75↑1
4Caroline KuntzelDEN4941.19↑1
5Anna TschirkySUI5869.55↓3
6Duna GordilloESP3749.3↑2
7Fiona WyldeUSA2660↓1
8Skadi LangbeinGER4631.6↑2
9Claudio PostiglioneITA5627.52↓2
10Melanie LafenetreFRA2559↓1

Ladies sprint

Frankly the only sprint races are either affiliate with the ICF or in eastern Europe. All the movement came from the MistrovstvĂ­ ÄŚR where the German junior Skadi Langbein made second now beeing 6th in the world. We are happy for Tibor Hasulyo who keeps track of all of this. It would be great to get some PR from that part of the world too.

RankNameCountryRacesPtsChange
1Iva DundovaCZE3452.25↑2
2Linda SyrovatkaCZE4384.06↓1
3Caroline KuntzelDEN1323.75↓1
4Lucie RaabCZE3246.76↑1
5Cecilia PampinellaITA1259↓1
6Skadi LangbeinGER2259NEW
7Juliette DuHaimeARG1207.2↓1
8Anna HykovaCZE2202.24NEW
9Irene NeegreeTHA1197.75↓2
10Karolina UhrovaCZE2191.16NEW

Men sprint

Same thing applies on the men side.

RankNameCountryRacesPointsChange
1Andrei  KraitorBUL1518→
2Filippo MercuraliITA1453.25→
3Matej SmidaSVK2448.72NEW
4Ondej PetrakCZE2417.12NEW
5Christian AndersenDEN1401.45↓2
6Vojta SeidenglanzCZE2372.88NEW
7Petr RohlenaCZE2357.04NEW
8Davide AlpinoITA1349.65↓4
9Roman KlepacCZE3320.4→
10Daniel HasulyoHUN1316.4↓5