In the preliminary round, the game is played in three groups of five and one group of four players in round robin mode up to 40 points. The first two of the group made it to the final round, where the knockout system also played up to 40 points. In the group of four, each player was given two extra points. The shot clock stood at 50 seconds.
(It is possible that not all terms are used or some are not listed. These can be looked up in the list of collision terms .)
Final ranking
phase
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Surname
MP
GD
BED
HS
final
1
Greece Filipos Kasidokostas
13: 1
1.276
2.857
6th
2
Spain Carlos Crespo
8: 6
0.955
1,250
7th
Semi- finals
3
Spain Rubén Legazpi
8: 4
0.909
1.428
5
Spain José-Maria Màs
5: 7
0.857
0.769
6th
quarter- final
5
Germany Ronny Lindemann
8: 2
0.945
1.081
5
6th
Spain Alex Perez
8: 2
0.630
0.769
5
7th
Belgium Peter Ceulemans
7: 3
1.098
1.290
5
8th
Spain Sergio Jimenez
4: 6
0.844
1.290
5
Group phase
9
France Jérémy Bury
5: 3
0.991
1.052
3
10
Korea South Park In-su
4: 4
0.795
1.052
4th
11
Spain Carlos Cortes
4: 4
0.776
1,000
4th
12
Korea South Shin Seung-soo
4: 4
0.770
1.142
4th
13
France Mathieu Falcioni
4: 4
0.723
1.052
4th
14th
France Stephane Schillinger
4: 4
0.640
0.727
4th
15th
Portugal Pedro Pais
4: 4
0.613
0.816
4th
16
Japan Daisuke Oikawa
2: 6
0.595
-
3
17th
Japan Jun Ota
2: 6
0.583
0.754
4th
18th
Spain Ausias Fuster
0: 8
0.510
-
4th
19th
Egypt Sameh Sidhom
0: 8
0.463
-
4th
Tournament average
0.785
Individual evidence
^ A b c
Heinrich Weingartner: 1st World Challenge Cup Juniors 2001 . Ed .: billard Heinrich Weingartner . tape11 , no.139 . Self-published, 2001, ZDB -ID 1087098-2 , p.6-7 ({{{Comment}}}).