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The Master
(50-54 years)
podium,
with Mariusz
Balazinski
(Poland; silver),
Mikhail Iusev
(Russia; gold)
and Carlos
Cabello (Spain;
bronze). u

The Master
(+55 years)
podium with
José Quiñones
(Spain;
silver), Ray
Polfliet (The
Netherlands;
gold) and
Eduardo
Martínez pThe Mixed Pairs podium, with Carole Rochont & Joseph
(Spain; Doutau (France; silver) and Ekaterina Kochergina & Andrey
bronze).u Popov (Russia; gold).

CLASSIC PHYSIQUE

IN ITS THIRD YEAR as an official
discipline, Classic Physique grew
again with the inclusion of the Master
class, won by Belgian Antonio de la
Quintana. The leading role was played
by Romanian Safier Iancu, who not
only revalidated his 2019 Middle Class
title, but also won the overall title,
with 1 point advantage over Russian
Alexey Syurtukov.
Jonay
pThe Master division podium, with Richard Bilik (Czech Mesa
Rep.; silver), Antonio de la Quintana (Belgium; gold) and
SUPER FINAL (TOP 3): Peter Stiewe (France; bronze). (Spain)
Short Class
1. Safier Iancu (Romania) 8 points (-171 cm)
2. Alexey Syurtukov (Russia) 9 points champion.
3. Jonay Mesa (Spain) 15 points

pThe Middle Class The Tall Class
(-175 cm) podium, (-180 cm) podium,
with Mikhailo with Eduardo
Kysliakov (Ukraine; Duarte (Portugal;
silver), Safier Iancu silver), Mohammed
(Romania; gold) and Fabricius Ali
Daniel Kunikowski (Denmark; gold)
(Poland; bronze). and Kiril Kiryakov
(Bulgaria;
bronze).u

Safier Iancu tThe Super Tall
(Romania) Class (+180 cm)
podium, with Angelo
Sepín (Spain; silver),
Overall Classic Physique Alexey Syurtukov
champion.
(Russia; gold) and
Bohdan Redko
(Ukraine; bronze).

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