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2008 World Barista Championship

World final · Copenhagen, Denmark · June 2008

100points for a win

Final6

1st Stephen MorrisseyIreland 0.0of 100
2nd David MakinAustralia 0.0of 55
3rd Liesbeth SleijsterNetherlands 0.0of 40
4th Daniel RemhedenSweden 0.0of 30
5th Michael YungCanada 0.0of 22
6th Soren Stiller MarkussenDenmark 0.0of 16

Round 151

1st Daniel RemhedenSweden —
2nd Soren Stiller MarkussenDenmark —
3rd Michael YungCanada —
4th David MakinAustralia —
5th Stephen MorrisseyIreland —
6th Liesbeth SleijsterNetherlands —
7th Luciano MarcolinoNew Zealand —
8th Kyle GlanvilleUnited States —
9th Chris KolbuNorway —
10th Hugo HercodUnited Kingdom —
11th Attila MolnarHungary —
12th Kuo-Chuan HoTaiwan —
13th Shunichi TakemotoJapan —
14th John Muli MakauKenya —
15th Ana Lucia L. De HawitHonduras —
16th Slawomir SaranPoland —
17th Thomas LiebeSwitzerland —
18th Oleksandr KolovanovUkraine —
19th Detlev BattiauBelgium —
20th Stelios RoumeliotisGreece —
21st Palmer Thor HlodverssonIceland —
22nd Alexey KarmanovIsrael —
23rd Lily PacasEl Salvador —
24th Saulius SimonaviciusLithuania —
25th Raul RodasGuatemala —
26th Jung-Hyun YooSouth Korea —
27th Giorgio MilosItaly —
28th Felix Daniel MathewsIndia —
29th Mikko HaahtiFinland —
30th Daria ZakharovaRussia —
31st Charbel Abou MradLebanon —
32nd John Ting Jhi ChiangSingapore —
33rd Blanca BernalColombia —
34th Peter MusanaUganda —
35th Thomas SchiesslGermany —
36th Salvador Benitez EspinosaMexico —
37th Everton Penning PeterBrazil —
38th Nele MangulisEstonia —
39th Sirithai RangjanthuekThailand —
40th Georg BrannyAustria —
41st Manuel Enrique Dinarte GarroCosta Rica —
42nd Petra VeselaCzech Republic —
43rd Hua WeiChina —
44th Nik OrosiCroatia —
45th Francis NjobvuZambia —
46th Luis Lopez FloresNicaragua —
47th Maria Rogelia RetamozoArgentina —
48th Engin KasalTurkey —
49th Marian GaluskaSlovakia —
50th Edwin AguayoPuerto Rico —
Anthony CalvezFrance —

Points shown are what each placing is worth today. Copenhagen 2008. Final (6) and Round One (50 ranked + 1 disqualified unranked). Countries printed in upper case, normalised. No company column. Several country/score pairs wrapped over two lines; all reassembled. Source: published results.