The first place at the World Cup Final in Leipzig went to the Dutchman Bram Chardon with a total score of 258.72 seconds
Australian Boyd Exell came in second with a total score of 262.82 seconds. The Belgians Glenn Geerts and Dries Degrieck fill in the third and fourth place. Geerts was able to take bronze with a score of 323.73 seconds. The fifth place went to Koos de Ronde.
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