10. April 2005  
Nagoya-Aichi / Japan  
Sport Aerobics

Suzuki-Cup: The great winner are atlethes from Spain

Marcela Lopez (BRA)

Gold for Marcela Lopez and Jonatan Canada

Only three weeks later form the first FIG-World-Cup 2005 in Sofia (Bulgaria) won at the 15th IAF Suzuki World Cup in Aichi (Japan) many Spain aerobic athletes gold medails.
In category Women win with a difficult performance and with high technique the Brazilian Marcela Lopez. All other gold won in Individual Men the fantastic Spain Jonatan Canada, also with Alba de las Heras in Mixed Pairs and surprised the Trio from Spain.
In a great atmosphere all days in Japan the athletes showed some of individual stiles and interpretations from the new FIG 'Code of Points'...

Gold for Mixed Pair from Spain

The winner in Women Marcela Lopez (BRA) and the second Angela McMillan (NZL) showed technique perfect presentation with a high grade of difficults.
Gold men Jonatan Canada (ESP) presents with a new aerobic style and he achived the highest score with 22,000 points. Gregory Alcan only 2nd place, without new elements and difficults. Rank 3 to Kieran Gorman (AUS).

The best show presented the Mixed Pair from Barcelona with Alba de las Heras and Jonatan Canada with tango music and a big of power, dynamic, elegance and harmonie. Place 2 for second pair from Spain with Rosa Alvarez and Israel Carasco in front of Yuriko Ito and Kazuya Suwabe from Japan.
Also the wunderful Spain Trio won - surprised in front the favorite Trio from Bulgaria an another trio from Barzil.

15. IAF Suzuki World Cup, Nagoya-Aichi (Japan)
8th to 10th April 2005


RESULTS:

Individual Women
1st - Marcela Lopez (BRA) - 21,300 p.
2nd - Angela McMillan (NZL) - 21,000 p.
3rd - Elmira Dassaeva (ESP) - 20,450 p.

Individual Men
1st - Jonatan Canada (ESP) - 22,000 p.
2nd - Gregory Alcan (FRA) - 21,450 p.
3rd - Kieran Gorman (AUS) - 20,850 p.

Mixed Pairs
1st - Alba de las Heras/Jonatan Canada (ESP)
2nd - Rosa Alvarez/Israel Carasco (ESP)
3rd - Yuriko Ito/Kazuya Suwabe (JPN)

Trios
1st - Spain - 19,750 p.
2nd - Bulgaria - 18,950 p.
3rd - Brazil - 18,850 p.

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