http://www.pentathlongb.org/mpwc/results.php (need Acrobat Reader, format file PDF)
http://www.cardsys.hu/versenyek/2010medway/index.htm
Group A
1- Marosi (HUN) 4484
2- Kinderis (LTU) 4400
3- Noguchi (JPN) 4400
4- Tymoschenko (UKR) 4392
5- Merle (FRA) 4392
6- Karyakin (RUS) 4392
7- Mitsyk (BLR) 4388
8- Motsios (GRE) 4388
9- Xu (CHN) 4388
10- Benedetti (ITA) 4380
11- Tibolya (HUN) 4376
12- Hilgeholt (NED) 4364
13- Borrmann (GER) 4352
14- Lombach (SWE) 4308
15- Worrall (GBR) 4300
16- Atkinson (GBR) 4276
17- Evans (GBR) 4268
18- Taylor (GBR) 4168
19- Lupi (ITA) 4092
20- Vetter (GER) 4004
21- Chun-Wei Juan (TPE) 4004
22- Abd El-Raouf (EGY) 3800
23- Chung (TPE) 3688
24- Fagundes (BRA) 3584
25- Souza (BRA) 3556
Top5 by event
Fencing
1- Noguchi (1072, 19)
2- Marosi (1000, 17)
3- Tymoshchenko, Lombach (964, 16)
5- Taylor (928, 15)
Swimming
1- Motsios (1376, 1:58.87)
2- Xu (1364, 1:59.82)
3- Noguchi (1360, 2:00.29)
4- Marosi (1356, 2:00.35)
5- Karyakin (1356, 2:00.55)
Combined Event
1- Atkinson (2388, 10:53.02)
2- Mitsyk (2348, 11:03.94)
3- Borrmann (2300, 11:15.75)
4- Benedetti (2276, 11:21.06)
5- Hilgeholt (2268, 11:23.61)
Marosi easily qualified this time (he barely qualified to final in Mexican world cup) and just managed the lead in combined event (with only 15th time of the group) to be the qualifier with best score of all groups. Lombach good run in fencing was not enough to put Sweden in the final, a country with a long tradition in modern pentathlon, and Atkinson couldn't repeat his final appearence in Cairo even with a great run and shooting in combined event, where Mitsyk and Higelholt improved their positions to take a place in the final and Borrmann faced the same fate of Atkinson. Taylor also started the combined event in a good position but failed to qualify. The surprises were Xu with a good performance and clinching the 9th position and Lupi out of the top12 in the group.
Group B
1- Riker-Fox (CAN) 4420
2- Svoboda (CZE) 4416
3- De Lucca (ITA) 4416
4- Nemeth (HUN) 4408
5- Daniel (AUT) 4400
6- Fujii (JPN) 4400
7- Frolov (RUS) 4392
8- Lopez (ESP) 4388
9- Miguchi (JPN) 4380
10- Brady (USA) 4372
11- Majewski (POL) 4368
12- Li (CHN) 4364
13- Capalini (CZE) 4316
14- Hayanouski (BLR) 4284
15- Cooke (GBR) 4280
16- Liu (CHN) 4228
17- Kacer (POL) 4160
18- Link (GER) 4112
19- Bremer (USA) 4092
20- Gebhardt (GER) 4008
21- Zissler (GBR) 3996
22- Kuznetsov (RUS) 3948
23- North (GBR) 3940
24- Dimitrov (BUL) 3856
25- Larkin (IRL) 3780
26- Liu (TPE) 3452
Top5 by event
Fencing
1- Lopez (1072, 20)
2- Daniel, Riker-Fox (928, 16)
4- Svoboda, Nemeth, De Luca (892, 15)
Swimming
1- Cooke (1448, 1:52.83)
2- Miguchi (1364, 1:59.75)
3- Fujii (1360, 2:00.19)
4- North (1340, 2:01.73)
5- Frolov (1340, 2:01.74)
Combined Event
1- Majewski (2324, 11:09.18)
2- Brady (2284, 11:19.74)
3- De Luca (2252, 11:27.34)
4- Miguchi (2232, 11:32.35)
5- Frolov (2232, 11:32:58)
Canadian Riker-Fox was the winner of the group, that have experienced and talented pentathletes like Capalini, Gebhardt and Bremer left out of the final. Like in Mexico, Cooke had the fastest swim, but he couldn't repeat the final appearence he had in Playa del Carmen. Majewski, Brady and Miguchi had a good combined event to finish amongst the finalists.
Group C
1- Chmielewski (POL) 4408
2- Giancamilli (ITA) 4396
3- Lesun (RUS) 4392
4- Mordasov (RUS) 4392
5- Golis (POL) 4392
6- Polivka (CZE) 4388
7- Zhurauliou (BLR) 4384
8- Krungolcas (LTU) 4380
9- Cerkovskis (LAT) 4380
10- Kasza (HUN) 4380
11- Woodbridge (GBR) 4372
12- Bowsher (USA) 4364
13- Guo (CHN) 4328
14- Lapo (BLR) 4300
15- Sacksen (USA) 4300
16- Sedlecky (CZE) 4272
17- Panin (RUS) 4028
18- Bailey (IRL) 3908
19- Mason (GBR) 3856
20- Lanigan O'Keefee (IRL) 3844
21- Flack (GBR) 3836
22- Emanuel Zapata (ARG) 3828
23- Myatt (GBR) 3804
24- Muinhos (BRA) 3692
25- Chun-Yuan Juan (TPE) 3428
26- Zakrzewski (FRA) - 2228 - Did Not Finish
Top5 by event
Fencing
1- Zhurauliou, Cerkovskis (964/17)
3- Zakrzewski (928/16)
4- Chmielewski, Polivka, Kasza, Woodbridge (892/15)
Swimming
1- Golis (1420, 1:55.20)
2- Woodbridge (1416, 1:55.65)
3- Guo (1376, 1:58.98)
4- Kasza (1364, 1:59.83)
5- Lesun (1348, 2:01.17)
Combined Event
1- Mordasov (2272, 11:22.21)
2- Giancamilli (2260, 11:25.12)
3- Lesun (2260, 11:25.68)
4- Chmielewski (2232, 11:32.90)
5- Krungolcas (2228, 11:33.98)
Group C had Polish Chmielewski surprising with a solid performance to qualify in first place. The upsets were Lapo and Sedlecky filing to qualify. Zakrzewski was in a good position before the combined event but for some reason he didn't start or finish the event. Junior Lesun, originally from Belarus but who changed nationality to Russian, showed his good form by finishing in third position. Woodbridge was the only Brit to qualify to final in all groups.
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