IDSF World Standard Championship - results

Katarzyna

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1 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=2638 Domenico Soale & Gioia Cerasoli Italy 00
2 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=3696 Sascha Karabey & Natasha Karabey Germany 00
3 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=1294 Arunas Bizokas & Edita Daniute Lithuania 00
4 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=2324 Paolo Bosco & Silvia Pitton Italy 00
5 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=17155 Benedetto Ferruggia & Claudia Koehler Germany 00
6 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=2642 Marat Gimaev & Alina Basiouk Russia 00
Semi-final
7 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=2110 Warren Boyce & Kristi Boyce England 00
8 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=638 Wiktor Kiszka & Malgorzata Garlicka Poland 00
9 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=6469 Donatas Vezelis & Lina Chatkeviciute Lithuania 00
10 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=19387 Denis Kutepov & Anna Oxengoit Russia 00
10 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=3165 Emanuel Valeri & Tania Kehlet Denmark 00
12 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=11098 Luca Bussoletti & Tjasa Vulic Slovenia 00
13 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=4697 Edgars Gasjuns & Jelena Samuilova Latvia 00
Quarter-final
14 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=1421 Andrzej Sadecki & Karina Nawrot Poland 00
15 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=1065 Ivan Zderciuc & Olga Ciubari Moldova 00
16 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=1839 Egor Abashkin & Katya Kanevskaya USA 00
16 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=15104 Valdis Skutans & Laura Kosite Latvia 00
18 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=1725 Roman Mayer & Siret Siilak Austria 00
19 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=4311 Csaba Laszlo & Szilvia Szögi Hungary 00
20 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=21429 Craig Shaw & Katya Afanaseva USA 00
21 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=4361 Björn Bitsch & Ashli Williamson Denmark 00
22 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=12192 Vladimir Slon & Martina Friedl Austria 00
23 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=3908 Salvatore Todaro & Violeta Yaneva Bulgaria 00
24 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=1195 Matthew Rooke & Anna Longmore Australia 00
25 http://dancesportinfo.net/DisplayGallery.aspx?CoupleId=11440 Aleksander Makarov & Katrin End Estonia

Is this the first international comp where Egor came aahead of Craig?
 
No, but I'm not suprised for that flavor of event.

What's more interesting is that there is only one English couple in the whole listing you posted.
 
btw, there is only 1 english couple that represented UK from looking at all the results. Wonder why...
 
illness maybe? wonder who the other couple from the selection event was?

the whole two couples per country thing reflects international politics so much more than actual dancing concerns
 
Must be rather disapointing for Arunas and Edita though... and I can't imagine the Boyces would be too thrilled eietehr. Oh well, such is DanceSport...
 
SDsalsaguy said:
Must be rather disapointing for Arunas and Edita though... and I can't imagine the Boyces would be too thrilled eietehr. Oh well, such is DanceSport...
Boyces often place 7th where the final has 7 couples so not a big change for them...
 
Katarzyna said:
Boyces often place 7th where the final has 7 couples so not a big change for them...
The worlds were held in Germany. In Germany, mind you. So it's not too surpizing that the things turned out the way they did - Karabeys placed ahead of Arunas/Edita and the second german couple ahead of the Boyces.
 
Under the IDSF distribution of judges rules, how strong would the geographic home court advantange be?

But I think there's also something of a systemic advantage which may play a larger role - the IDSF is based on the German approach to ballroom dance competitions, and if you've trained in a country that uses that model you'd fit in well.
 
Chris Stratton said:
Under the IDSF distribution of judges rules, how strong would the geographic home court advantange be?

But I think there's also something of a systemic advantage which may play a larger role - the IDSF is based on the German approach to ballroom dance competitions, and if you've trained in a country that uses that model you'd fit in well.

How much does the "home town advantage" play into this? I've always thought that if you're playing in your home field (football, baseball, ballroom,etc.) then you'll have more people cheering you on, you'll dance better, the judges will wonder who is being cheered on and notice you and so on, and so on.
 
BTW a 45 min summarisation of the event was shown in our (german) first TV channel on last sunday, 4:00 pm. I never noticed a ballroom broadcast on such a good timeslot.

And - the level of the dancing was really amazing ...
 

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