Men
1.	MERLINO Jonathan	250
2.	BEATSON Jack	225
3.	SCHRAM Jack	200

Women
1.	WINDISCH Veronika	250
2.	SEIBOLD Sarah	225
3.	SEWCZAK Jordan	200

Juniors
1.	BEATSON Jack	250
2.	DUPUIS Kevin	225
3.	VAJSABEL Stefan	200

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MACH Nikolaos

ROUDAUT Mael

HOMONT Dylan

LANGEGGER Benedikt

WEBB Luke

DUPIRE Amaury

MACH Marek

GARNIER Malo

FORT Arthur

SCHREIBER Moritz

DRISCOLL Suzanne

SCHNEIDER Virginie

SEIBOLD Sarah

LALONDE Karine

BROWNING camille

ROBERT Lea

DUPIRE Elise

SEWCZAK Jordan

FALKENHAGEN Bettina

GRANDIN Mathilde

ROUDAUT Mael

HOMONT Dylan

DUPIRE Amaury

GARNIER Malo

CABON Lucas

BEATSON Jack

VAJSABEL Stefan

DUPONT Taó

PITT Jacob

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