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Brian Swartz · 06-04-2019, 07:36 PM

Unofficial Final Race Standings

John Hart - 12,110
Nicolas Perez - 11,500
Srba Dogic - 5,255
Seamus Hughes - 5,075
Ali Solberg - 4,585
Brian Meikeljohn - 4,150
Isa Solheim - 3,930
Calisto Aviles* - 3,620
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Barry Molyneaux - 3,890
Emilien Mathou - 3,630

The #1 is not yet determined. Hart still has the inside track, but Perez could steal it winning the Tour Finals. Dogic has the inside track on the #3 spot, but the #4 is just as important. Hughes is right there and figures to at least fill that spot ahead of Solberg. Molyneaux's strong showing in Paris shows he can't be overlooked at the season-ending event, where he was a finalist last year. But if the field is assembled the way it 'should', he won't even be there. He ends up 40 points shy of Solheim despite the run last week, and the shadow of Meikeljohn along with one-hit-wonder Aviles push him out of the field. We won't know if this is how it actually ends up until the players arrive in Tunisia. This is as close as it gets, and if it's reflected in the final field then the top American is going to be dealt a serious blow - one he is too old to realistically recover from.

06-04-2019, 07:36 PM	#1042
Brian Swartz Grizzled Veteran Join Date: May 2006	Unofficial Final Race Standings John Hart - 12,110 Nicolas Perez - 11,500 Srba Dogic - 5,255 Seamus Hughes - 5,075 Ali Solberg - 4,585 Brian Meikeljohn - 4,150 Isa Solheim - 3,930 Calisto Aviles* - 3,620 -------------------------- Barry Molyneaux - 3,890 Emilien Mathou - 3,630 The #1 is not yet determined. Hart still has the inside track, but Perez could steal it winning the Tour Finals. Dogic has the inside track on the #3 spot, but the #4 is just as important. Hughes is right there and figures to at least fill that spot ahead of Solberg. Molyneaux's strong showing in Paris shows he can't be overlooked at the season-ending event, where he was a finalist last year. But if the field is assembled the way it 'should', he won't even be there. He ends up 40 points shy of Solheim despite the run last week, and the shadow of Meikeljohn along with one-hit-wonder Aviles push him out of the field. We won't know if this is how it actually ends up until the players arrive in Tunisia. This is as close as it gets, and if it's reflected in the final field then the top American is going to be dealt a serious blow - one he is too old to realistically recover from. Last edited by Brian Swartz : 06-05-2019 at 05:05 AM.