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did not cut a very clean lap, and his bravado was not sufficient to avoid four fives. He finished with a total of 22 points. Acclaimed local hero, the veteran Bruno Camozzi, the oldest rider on the World circut, demonstrated that he still has the fight on dangerous obstacles geared more toward the new generation of riders, but a total of 18 points in penalties plus eight more time violations, cost him any chance at making it into the finals. Freixa came next and put together a series of cleans. He made a few mistakes at section three and scored one dab in section one to take six points plus one extra point for a time violation. It put him in good stead for a chance to access to the Final Loop. Graham Jarvis scored a so-so 11 on the sections plus two points of delay. Takahisa Fujinami did better than Jarvis in the sections, scoring seven points, but he also took four penalties for time, so his total of 1 1 put him in second position, behind Freixa, although the three best indoor riders were still left to ride. The Japanese number-two in the world could only hope that Lampking, Raga and Cabestany would make enough mistakes to let him into the Final Loop, but that didn't happen. Lampkin lost only two points in the waterfall plus two for time, for a total of four. Raga did better on the hazards, dabbing only once in section five and taking an additional point for time. Cabestany was the only rider to avoid getting penalized for the time. He made three mistakes in the sections. So the four riders admitted to dispute the final loop were Raga, Cabestany, Lampkin and Freixa. FINAL LOOP All six sections had to be run in the opposite direction. This time, all four riders proceeded together, facing one section at a time, with their order reversed from the Heat Loop outcome. So first was Marc Freixa. He held the lead until section five, where he fived. Just one section before that, both Lampkin and Raga had fived, too. Cabestany took 12 points. With his win, Raga cut into Lampkin's series lead. Only one point separates the two, with the next round to be held in Barcelona. S Sfl.".rsIJ eN Pilli. d•• Sports Mlrseille, Fronce R••ults: Jlnulry 18, 2003 [Round 4 of 121: HEAT LOOP (Top 4 advance): I. Adam Raga (2); 2. Albert Cabestmy (4); 3. Dougie Lampkin (5); 4. Marc Freixa (7); 5. Tekahisa Fujinami (11); 6. Graham Jarvis (14); 7. Funitaka Nozaki (24); 8. Bruno Camozzi (34). FINAL lOOP: 1. Adam Raga (5); 2. Marc Freixe (5); 3. Dougie Lampkin (5+5): 4. Albert Cabestany (12). FIM INDOOR TRIAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES POINTS STANDINGS (Afler 4 of 12 rounds): 1. Dougie Lampkin (71/1 win); 2. Adam Raga (70{2 wins); 3. Albert Cabestany (60/1 win); 4. For 2 free Cycle Ne\Ns stickers, send a selfaddressed, stamped legal-sized envelope to: Cycle News Free Sticker Offer P.o. Box 5084 Costa Mesa, CA 92628-5084 Marc Freixa (52); 5. Takahisa FUjinami (48); 6. Graham Jarvis (42); 7. Steve Colley (10); 8. (TIE) Jordi Pascuet (9)/Sam Connor (9)/Fumitaka Nozaki (9). Upcoming Rounds: Round 5 - Barcelona, Spain, February 2 Round 6 - Torino, Italy, February 8 eye I e n e _ S • FEBRUARY 5, 2003 49