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Brian Swartz · 11-05-2015, 12:02 AM

Race to the World Tour Finals
Post-USO Edition

With Almagro and Topolski vanishing, the picture has changed somewhat Thankfully, this year Mehul will not need to deal with any drama, and frankly it looks like there may well not be any at all ...

In

Antonin Iglar -- 12,620
Bjorn Benda -- 8,830

Probable

David Alvarez -- 5,780
Anil Mehul -- 5,280
David Almagro -- 5,090
Viktor Goncharenko -- 4,635
Julian Hammerstein -- 3,920
Cestmir Marcek -- 3,750

Long Shots

**None**

Topolski is already completely off the radar, and none of the other hopefuls have kept pace either. Barring some miraculous turnaround somewhere, the field is basically set here, only the final order remains to be determined. Never in my memory has the gap between the haves and have-nots been so obvious and pronounced. Hammerstein and Marcek would be first-timers, and Goncharenko didn't make the field last year either.

11-05-2015, 12:02 AM	#181
Brian Swartz Grizzled Veteran Join Date: May 2006	Race to the World Tour Finals Post-USO Edition With Almagro and Topolski vanishing, the picture has changed somewhat Thankfully, this year Mehul will not need to deal with any drama, and frankly it looks like there may well not be any at all ... In Antonin Iglar -- 12,620 Bjorn Benda -- 8,830 Probable David Alvarez -- 5,780 Anil Mehul -- 5,280 David Almagro -- 5,090 Viktor Goncharenko -- 4,635 Julian Hammerstein -- 3,920 Cestmir Marcek -- 3,750 Long Shots None Topolski is already completely off the radar, and none of the other hopefuls have kept pace either. Barring some miraculous turnaround somewhere, the field is basically set here, only the final order remains to be determined. Never in my memory has the gap between the haves and have-nots been so obvious and pronounced. Hammerstein and Marcek would be first-timers, and Goncharenko didn't make the field last year either. Last edited by Brian Swartz : 11-05-2015 at 12:03 AM.