Barios rode a faultless jump-off and squeaked by Yann Candele by just 0.066 of a second.

The top ten finishers were:

1. Pablo Barrios, Ven, G & C Lagran, 0, 35.310
2. Yann Candele, Can, Game Ready, 0, 35.376
3. Pius Schwizer, Sui, Verdi III, 0/36.034
4. Jeroen Dubbeldam, Ned, Valdimore, 0/36.687
5. Antonio Maurer, Mex, Callao, 0/37.134
6. Rich Fellers, USA, Flexible, 4/33.712
7. Yann Candele, Can, Pitareusa, 4/34.777
8. Karl Cook, USA, Conquistador, 4/36.613
9. Jonathon Millar, Can, Piccobello du val de Geer, 4/37.359
10. Eric Lamaze, Can, Take Off, 8/37.526

In the Cana Cup, for Beezie Madden, going last in the order gave her a definite picture of what she had to do. And as she so often does, she went out and got it done.

Gerco Schroeder of the Netherlands led off the jump-off in which there was a total of five riders.  His second clear ride looked like he might pull off the win as each of the next two riders pulled a rail while Pablo Barrios withdrew. Then Beezie put in her clear which was just half a second faster than Schroeder's, but was enough to give her the win.

1. Beezie Madden, USA, Coral Reef Via Volo, 0/38.221
2. Gerco Schroeder, Ned, Eurocommerce Pennsylvania, 0/38.759
3. Eric Lamaze, Can, Hickstead, 4/38.444
4. Niels Bruynseels, Bel, Nasa, 4/41.768
5. Pablo Barrios, Ven, G&C Sinatra, W/D
6. Rik Hemeryck, Bel, Challenge VD Begijnakker, 1/72.530
7. Jeroen Dubbledam, Ned, BMC Van Grunsven Simon, 1/73.275
8. Jonathon Millar, Can, Contino14, 1/74.417
9. Lisa Carlsen, Can, La Boom, 2/79.002