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104
World Tour events
2003 Record
2003 Marseille, France 2nd
2003 Los Angeles 5th
2003 Stavanger, Norway 5th
2003 Berlin 5th
2003 Spain 5th
2003 Gstaad 5th
2003 Espinho 5th
2003 Rhodes 5th
2003 Klagenfurt, Austria 17th
2002 Record
2002 Berlin, 5
2002 Gstaad, 9
2002 Stavanger, 9
2002 Montréal, 5
2002 Marseille, 9
2002 Espinho, 17
2002 Klagenfurt, 9
2002 Cadiz, 1
2002 Mallorca, 1
2002 Fortaleza, 9
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2001 Record
2001 Tenerife, 2
2001 Gstaad, 2
2001 Berlin, 2
2001 Stavanger, 2
2001 Lignano, 5
2001 Marseille, 5
2001 Espinho, 2
2001 Klagenfurt, 5
2001 Ostende, 3
2001 Mallorca, 17
2001 Vitoria, 3
2000 Record
2000 Mar del Plata, 5
2000 Guaruja, 2
2000 Macau, 5
2000 Rosarito, 4
2000 Toronto, 17
2000 Tenerife, 1
2000 Chicago, 3
2000 Stavanger, 9
2000 Lignano, 2
2000 Marseille, 13
2000 Espinho, 3
2000 Klagenfurt, 5
2000 Ostende, 5
2000 Sydney, Olympic Games 5
2000 Vitoria, 3
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Composed, concentrated and
able to beat all comers on the Swatch – FIVB World Tour,
the Laciga brothers, Paul and Martin, have been the
epitome of consistency over the years. This
Swiss combination, who first competed on the World Tour
in 1995, are always capable of gold medal success
because of their determination to give 100 percent in
every event they enter.
While
other teams openly express themselves, communicate a lot
and motivate each other, the Laciga brothers, apart from
a few tactical calls, are very quiet on court and
concentrate more on their play. They even prefer to take
the contemplative approach during timeouts.