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Yates 5th Qual Vernon Go Aussie!!!!

just checked out IGSA site
http://www.igsaworldcup.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=v...
Huge Effort by Adam Troy Yates Representing the Land Down Under to post the 5th fastest Qualifying time in Vernon, BC at the Nth American Championship.
All your countrymen are cheering you on Bro, Good job and good luck in the race..
AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE OI OI OI...Go you good thing.
From all of the Australian Downhill Community.

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Permalink Reply by Gabriel on June 15, 2009 at 22:34
yeah boy! good work bro!
Permalink Reply by leighgriffiths on June 15, 2009 at 22:55
awesome news

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on June 15, 2009 at 23:16
Fark yeah Yatesy!
Go you good thing!!!!

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on June 15, 2009 at 23:21
Got this off the IGSA website... spewin looks like yate dawg didnt get in the top 8, but it doesnt have the full list of results just yet so lets hope his name is just under Chaput's! Well done to yatesy, ripping hard and repping the country even harder! we're proud of ya mate, keep up the good shit!


Name Nationality Points
1. Mischo Erban CAN 383.44
2. Nathan Lang CAN 368.62
3. Scott “Scoot” Smith CAN 361.60
4. Matthew Kroetsch CAN 355.18
5. Kevin Reimer CAN 349.25
6. Thomas Edstrand CAN 343.70
7. Zak Maytum USA 338.47
8. Chris Chaput USA 333.50
Permalink Reply by Ben on June 16, 2009 at 14:38
congrats to yatesy for even getting that far! the vernon race seems like it had a damn fine turnout on class riders....

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by leeso on June 16, 2009 at 19:20
yates qualified 3rd bro he's ripping the shit hardcore.....aussies are so gonna kick it in euro..
Permalink Reply by Robbo on June 17, 2009 at 8:18
2009 Vernon DH / IGSA North American Championships

Open Downhill Skateboarding
Final Results

P First Last Points

1 Mischo Erban 383.44
2 Nate Lang 368.62
3 Scott Smith 361.60
4 Matthew Kroetsch 355.18
5 Kevin Reimer 349.25
6 Tom Edstrand 343.70
7 Zak Maytum 338.47
8 Chris Chaput 333.50
9 Patrick Switzer 328.77
10 Andrew Chapman 324.24
11 Zen Shikaze 319.88
12 Spencer Smith 315.69
13 Hugh Johnson 311.64
14 Jesse Tynan 307.71
15 Tynan Eggler 303.91
16 George Mackenzie 300.21
17 Mike Benda 296.61
18 Brian Elderkin 293.10
19 Alex Tongue 289.67
20 Raggie English 286.33
21 Matt Rae 283.05
22 Jeff Woodfine 279.85
23 Chip Wood 276.71
24 Graeme Hystad 273.63
25 Riley Harris 270.61
26 Kyle Martin 267.65
27 Andrew MacCannell 264.73
28 Jeremy Morrow 261.87
29 Jody Willcock 259.05
30 Max Erwin 256.28
31 Nick Jean 253.54
32 Trent Albus 250.85
33 Dillon Stephens 248.20
34 Brent Dubendorff 245.59
35 Nick Breton 243.01
36 Sam Warsh 240.46
37 Mike Sanders 237.95
38 Steve Lange 235.47
39 Maxim Garant Rousseau 233.01
40 Kelsey Crozier 230.59
41 Justen Ortiz 228.20
42 Scott Gravelle 225.83
43 Chris Kelly 223.49
44 Ryan Ricker 221.18
45 Noah Clarke 218.89
46 Rick Hornbrook 216.63
47 TJ Heizmann 214.38
48 Simon Pidgeon 212.17
49 Nick Dunmall 209.97
50 Sean Sorg 207.79
51 Blake Soneff 205.64
52 Joshua Weisfeld 203.50
53 Mark McKeown 201.38
54 Eric Hovey 199.29
55 Tony Graves 197.21
56 Tyler Martens 195.15
57 Jeff Radomsky 193.10
58 Quin Finocchio 191.08
59 Graham Collingwood 189.07
60 Ben Cornish 187.08
61 Anna O'Neill 185.10
62 Ian Fike 183.14
63 Zoran Bos 181.19
64 Blake Startup 179.26
65 Mike McGoldrick 177.34
66 Lee Cation 175.44
67 Jeremy Banting 173.55
68 James Ware 171.67
69 Brianne Davies 169.81
70 Marco Muzzatti 167.96
71 Kaleb Haddish 166.13
72 Gabe Trainer 164.30
73 Cody Shea Sibon 162.49
74 Ken Leigh-Smith 160.69
75 Jason Waines 158.90
76 Andrew Quay 157.12
77 Brendan Davidson 155.36
78 Trevor Preston 153.60
79 Tim Fernandez 151.86
80 Charlie Daigneault 150.13
81 Dominique Vukorep 148.40
82 Taylor Riley 146.69
83 Louis Roy 144.99
84 Robbie Morrow 143.30
85 Katie Neilson 141.62
86 Doug Wong 139.94
87 Aaron Libby 138.28
88 Jerica Green 136.63
89 Emilie Hebert 134.98
90 Scott Campbell 133.34
91 Quinn Dubois 131.72
92 Don Cleavely 130.10
93 Christin Gregersen 128.49
94 Stefanie O'Nanski 126.89
95 Adam Yates 125.29
96 Logan Lavoie 123.71
97 Chiara Poscente 122.13
98 Aaron Hamilton 120.56


Women's Downhill Skateboarding
Final Results

P Name Nationality Points
1. Brianne Davies CAN 383.44
2. Katie Nielson CAN 368.62
3. Dominique Vukorep CAN 361.60
4. Charlie Daigneault CAN 355.18
5. Christin Gregerson CAN 349.25
6. Anna O'Neill CAN 343.70
7. Jerica Green CAN 338.47
8. Chiara Poscente CAN 333.50
9. Emilie Herbert CAN 328.77
10. Stefanie O'Nanski CAN 324.24


Junior Downhill Skateboarding
Final Results

P Name Nationality Points
1. Spencer Smith USA 383.44
2. George Mackenzie CAN 368.62
3. Riley Harris CAN 361.60
4. Alex Tongue CAN 355.18
5. Gabe Trainer CAN 349.25
6. Kaleb Haddish CAN 343.70
7. Taylor Riley CAN 338.47
8. Brendan Davidson CAN 333.50
9. Quin Finocchio CAN 328.77
10. TJ Heizmann CAN 324.24
11. Anna O'Neill CAN 319.88
12. Ian Fike CAN 315.69
13. Ben Cornish CAN 311.64
14. Quinn Dubois CAN 307.71
15. Zoran Bos CAN 300.21


Street Luge
Final Results

P Name Nationality Points
1. William Condon USA 383.44
2. Nick Jean CAN 368.62
3. Colby Parks USA 361.60
4. Chris Kelly CAN 355.18
5. Brian Elderkin CAN 349.25
Permalink Reply by Hop on June 17, 2009 at 10:34
Looks like Yatsey crashed in the first round. Anyone know what happened?

ASRA AdminPermalink Reply by Bugs on June 17, 2009 at 11:27
He crashed 3 times. In his own words:

"vernon dh 09. such a sik location, such a rad road. the weather was great, hot and steamy. first time walkin up the hill for practice it was intence. the top section of the track is steep, sweeps gently to the left then to the right and before ya get time to scratch ya nuts ya into the flat over 90 corner ,small bend to the left then into a decevingly long right then a long straightawy to the end. both corners were pretty shitty pavement which increased the gnar factor. practice saw me in the very last spot of the day so sit and analyise i did. figure out my line through wat id felt in the practice and wat id seen in the moments leading to my timetrial. it was a super clean run down and i knew id done well how well i was unsre of. micho came down after me and he looked fast. real fast. turned ou i was in second behind scoot before the super clean king came and cleaned up. times are all up on IGSA. day two well this i thought could be my day. turned out it wasnt. crashed on the straight away at the finish passing meatball, breaking a baseplate. the next two runs saw me folow my same line into the fast left hander, maybe a lil hotter into the corner than day one and clippin the last hay bail on exit. twice into the same bail and two more broken base plates. 3 in total for my dy. the first two crashes didnt faze me. it was the first heat crash that gutted me. first to my board and couldnt ride with a busted baseplate. i saw my race slip away. rights to all the boys in the finals, some seriously shit hot ridding once again. its all about learning from your mistakes. im ready for europe and i will do well."
Permalink Reply by Joe on June 21, 2009 at 1:05

Vernon DH 2009 from SAYSHUN on Vimeo.

Here is a video i found of vernon, i think there is a section towards the start where you see yates hit the hay.
Talk about a pre-drift at 0:47

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by leeso on June 21, 2009 at 17:44
that wasnt a pred rift it was almost a full pendi....tosser took out blake and kept going...thats why you cant do em in a world cup race...damn mischo got a sick line out of that corner he was in last and went through for the win....
Permalink Reply by Joe on June 21, 2009 at 20:09
Oh true, looked pretty risky. Yeah some of those guys were nailing that cornor.

leeso said:
that wasnt a pred rift it was almost a full pendi....tosser took out blake and kept going...thats why you cant do em in a world cup race...damn mischo got a sick line out of that corner he was in last and went through for the win....

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