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2014 World Cup Tasters Championship

World final · Rimini, Italy · June 2014

80points for a win

Final4

1st Pang-Yu LiuTaiwan 0.0of 80
2nd Amanda JurisUnited States 0.0of 44
3rd Panu ReinikainenFinland 0.0of 32
4th Yoeri JoostenNetherlands 0.0of 24

Semi-final8

1st Amanda JurisUnited States —
2nd Yoeri JoostenNetherlands —
3rd Panu ReinikainenFinland —
4th Pang-Yu LiuTaiwan —
5th Byoung-Woo KangAustralia —
6th Mathias BuhlerSwitzerland —
7th Patrik NilssonSweden —
8th Mikolaj PanasikPoland —

Quarter-final17

1st Mathias BuhlerSwitzerland —
2nd Amanda JurisUnited States —
3rd Pang-Yu LiuTaiwan —
4th Yoeri JoostenNetherlands —
5th Mikolaj PanasikPoland —
6th Panu ReinikainenFinland —
7th Patrik NilssonSweden —
8th Byoung-Woo KangAustralia —
9th Edimilson Batista GenerosoBrazil —
10th Jose Joaquin Ordonez ImbachiColombia —
11th Risa SasakiJapan —
12th Daeyong KimSouth Korea —
13th Peter CserkoHungary —
14th Wu LingboChina —
15th Sebastien MaurerFrance —
16th Vito Adi TjandrasurjaIndonesia —
17th Jurgen PiechaczekGermany —

Round 133

1st Edimilson Batista GenerosoBrazil —
2nd Amanda JurisUnited States —
3rd Mathias BuhlerSwitzerland —
4th Jose Joaquin Ordonez ImbachiColombia —
5th Patrik NilssonSweden —
6th Jurgen PiechaczekGermany —
7th Panu ReinikainenFinland —
8th Daeyong KimSouth Korea —
9th Sebastien MaurerFrance —
10th Vito Adi TjandrasurjaIndonesia —
11th Yoeri JoostenNetherlands —
12th Wu LingboChina —
13th Byoung-Woo KangAustralia —
14th Pang-Yu LiuTaiwan —
15th Peter CserkoHungary —
16th Risa SasakiJapan —
17th Mikolaj PanasikPoland —
18th Erik Niklas Ivrig KaisenNorway —
19th Michele MezzanaItaly —
20th Klaus TrifichAustria —
21st Jens CrabbeBelgium —
22nd Yik Hang TangHong Kong —
23rd Arnas UrbanaviciusLithuania —
24th Juan Gabriel CespedesCosta Rica —
25th Jason GonzalezUnited Kingdom —
26th Marcos Ramos CascallarSpain —
27th Luis Enrique Rodriguez MazGuatemala —
28th Zuzana CernaCzech Republic —
29th Varvara StukaloRussia —
30th Pavol KrajnakSlovakia —
31st Papaioannou DimitrisGreece —
32nd Charlie SelfNew Zealand —
33rd Stefan Dinescu-CraciunRomania —

Points shown are what each placing is worth today. 2014 (Rimini). Finals and Semifinals fully legible. Quarterfinals: rank, correct and time columns are OCR garbage; only name/country order is usable (17 rows; the top 8 match the semi-finalists). Round 1: ranks and correct counts unreadable, times legible (33 rows; the top 17 match the quarter-finalists). Time resets in Round 1 suggest correct-cup groups of 8 (ranks 1-7), 7 (8-18), 6 (19-26), 5 (27-29) and lower, but this was not written into score. Source: published results.