The win went to Gregory Wathelet. With Nevados S (by Calvados Z) he could jump a clear jump-off in 35.33 seconds. He stayed ahead of Richard Vogel who finished in second place with Floyo VDl (by Baltic VDL). They were able to keep the zero and finished in 35.96 seconds. David Will took third place with C Vier 2 (by Cardento 933). They jumped a clear round in 36.82 seconds.
Eduardo Pereira De Menezes (H5 Chaganus) and Jack Whitaker (Valmy de la Lande) completed the top five.
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