Steel Ball Run

Steel Ball Run
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General Information
Location(s)	San Diego - New York City
Country	United States
Date(s)	September 25th, 1890 - January 19th, 1891
Organized by	Steven Steel Funny Valentine Speedwagon Oil Company

“

Listen closely! True failure is forgetting the pioneer spirit! And staying away from challenging hardships! There is no such thing as failure in this race! There are only adventurers! This Steel Ball Run race will be an event the likes of which the world has never experienced before!

”

—Steven Steel, The Steel Ball Run Press Conference

The Steel Ball Run (スティールボールラン, Sutīru Bōru Ran) is the race that drives the plot of Steel Ball Run. It consists of a series of checkpoints and routes on a rough course between San Diego and New York City, USA.

Summary

Steel Ball Run is named after this event, hosted by Steven Steel and the President of the United States, Funny Valentine.

The concept of the Steel Ball Run was conceived by Steven Steel and a young Lucy Pendleton at some point between 1884 and 1888. Listening to Steven's ramblings about organizing a long distance horse-ride, Lucy proposed that Steven made it a race across America instead with an enormous prize. Steven first found the idea ridiculous, but talked about it anyway, which caught the attention of numerous sponsors ready to gamble on such huge event. At one point, Funny Valentine involved himself in the organization of the race, determining the journey with Joseph of Arimathea's map and secretly taking command over the whole event. It would then serve as a front for the search for the Saint Corpse Parts, with Valentine and a number of competitors participating to gather the relics.

The race took place in the USA, starting September 25, 1890 at 10 AM on San Diego beach, with the final finish line located in New York City. The total distance is estimated at around 6000 km, made up by nine routes (called "Stages") separated by known landmarks.

For each stage, points are awarded and the one who completed the race with the most points becomes champion. The champion is to receive 50 million dollars, eventually changed to 60 million. Other prizes include 1 million USD, 500,000 USD, 250,000 USD, and 120,000 USD for the second, third, fourth, and fifth ranking finalists respectively. Special prizes up to tenth place such as the checkpoint award are also available.

Points are awarded following this table:

Placement	Points
1st	100
2nd	50
3rd	40
4th	35
5th	30
6th	25
7th	20
8th	15
9th	13
10th	12
11th	11
12th	10
13th	9
14th	8
15th	7
16th	6
17th	5
18th	4
19th	3
20th	2
21st	1
Out	0

A cash prize is awarded for the winner of each Stage and a one cumulative hour bonus is awarded for the first eight ones to be used at the end of the 8th Stage and adjust their arrival time accordingly.

The original competitors used horses, camels, the new automobile or even their own legs in this mad-dash across the country. Different kinds of hazards and climates awaited, between the dryness of the Arizona desert or the challenge of crossing a frozen lake.

The race ended January 19, 1891. It was heavily criticized for numerous deaths among the competitors, and raised seventy trillion dollars in revenue, which Steven Steel donated to various causes.

Route

1st Stage - First 15,000 Meters

"San Diego Beach", San Diego, CA

TO

"Santa Maria Novella Church"

The first stage is the second shortest stage of the Steel Ball Run, at a length of 15 km only. However, it is a high intensity stage with a good variety of terrain over a short distance to make for an exciting introduction to the race. The stage begins on San Diego Beach, the open and flat ground being ideal to accommodate the thousands of racers that have subscribed to the race. The first kilometers of the stage consists in a relatively forgiving terrain, being relatively open and flat bar a few cacti, trees, crevices, and a chokepoint in a bridge over a dried river. The default path then goes around a rock formation, although at the tip of said formation, riders can choose to try and cross a forest at the risk of bumping against trees. Following this is a downhill slope where riders are expected to actually reduce and control the pace of their horses to not trip. The riders will then have to bypass an abandoned ranch before sprinting to the finish line over 2,000 meters of flat terrain.

The stage is also set parallel to train tracks so that journalists and VIPs can follow the first stage in the comfort of a train and report on it.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	100	Sandman	18m 9s
2nd	50	Diego Brando	Nose
3rd	40	Pocoloco	Nose
4th	35	Mountain Tim	Nose
5th	30	Johnny Joestar	Neck
6th	25	Hot Pants	2½ Horses
7th	20	Fritz von Stroheim	3¼ Horses
8th	15	Dixie Chicken	5 Horses
9th	13	Benjamin Boomboom	8¼ Horses
10th	12	Andre Boomboom	8½ Horses
11th	11	L.A. Boomboom	8¾ Horses
12th	10	Zenyatta Mondatta	11 Horses
13th	9	Caravan Serai	13 Horses
14th	8	Baba Yaga	13½ Horses
15th	7	Nellyville	13¾ Horses
16th	6	Dot Han	15 Horses
17th	5	Gaucho	17 Horses
18th	4	Mrs. Robinson	17¼ Horses
19th	3	Norisuke Higashikata	21 Horses
20th	2	Sloop John B	23 Horses
21st	1	Gyro Zeppeli	18m 9s ~Penalty~
22th	0	Billy White	28 Horses
23th	0	Iglesias	35 Horses
Out	0	Kanye	?
Out	0	Shigechi	?
Out	0	Tarkus	?
Out	0	Georgie Porgie	?
Out	0	Mack the Knife	?
Out	0	Rotters Club	?
Out	0	Nightfly	?
Out	0	Mister.	?
Out	0	Oyecomova	?

Drop out

• Urmd Avdul (0 points)
• Baron Roocatugo (0 points)
• Mark Becker (Dead; 0 points))
• David Hagen (Dead, 0 points))
• Paul Lukather (Dead; 0 points)

2nd Stage - Crossing the Arizona Desert

"Arizona Desert" / Monument Valley, AZ/UT

At 1200 km, the second stage is one of the longest and one of the harshest. The riders will have to cross about 1200 km of desert in a hot and dry climate, which puts the riders and their horse at risk of dying from thirst, the heat, or the hostile fauna of the desert. The risk is compounded by the fact that riders can get lost in the desert (due to a Devil's Palm). There is a control point halfway through the stage before the riders can reach Monument Valley.

The terrain is relatively rough as the desert is strewn with mountainous areas and rocky formations. However, the last part of the stage is set in Monument Valley and thus relatively open.

In fact, 1301 participants dropped from the race at this stage. 523 of those drop-outs happened because of a Devil's Palm.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	150	Diego Brando	18d 7h 24m
2nd	80	Johnny Joestar	½ Horse
3rd	140	Sandman	1 Horse
4th	36	Gyro Zeppeli	1 Horse, 1 Nose
5th	55	Hot Pants	3 Horses
6th	28	Norisuke Higashikata	19d
7th	30	Zenyatta Mondatta	?
8th	21	Dot Han	?
9th	53	Pocoloco	?
10th	14	Sloop John B	?
11th	11	Iglesias	?
12th	17	Nellyville	?
13th	9	Kanye	?
14th	8	Shigechi	?
15th	15	Baba Yaga	?
16th	6	Billy White	?
17th	5	Tarkus	?
18th	13	Caravan Serai	?
19th	18	Dixie Chicken	?
20th	2	Georgie Porgie	?
21st	1	Mack the Knife	?
Out	5	Gaucho	?
Out	0	Rotters Club	?
Out	0	Nightfly	?
Out	0	Mister.	?

Drop out

• Mountain Tim (35 points)
• Fritz von Stroheim (20 points)
• Benjamin Boomboom (13 points)
• Andre Boomboom (12 points)
• L.A. Boomboom (11 points)
• Mrs. Robinson (4 points)
• Oyecomova (0 points)

3rd Stage - Rocky Mountain Breakdown

"Cañon City" 

The third stage consists in 510 km of race through the Rocky Mountains. The riders must thus pass through rough mountainous paths and avoid the hostile fauna, for instance cougars or dinosaurs.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	155	Hot Pants	5d 9h 51m 42s
2nd	130	Johnny Joestar	5d 11h 4m 21s
3rd	190	Diego Brando	Neck
4th	71	Gyro Zeppeli	Neck
5th	83	Pocoloco	2½ Horses
6th	165	Sandman	1 Horse
7th	41	Dot Han	1½ Horses
8th	30	Baba Yaga	5 Horses
9th	14	Mack the Knife	6 Horses
10th	17	Gaucho	2 Horses
11th	11	Georgie Porgie	?
12th	38	Norisuke Higashikata	?
13th	26	Nellyville	?
14th	21	Caravan Serai	?
15~20th	2~7	Nightfly	?
15th~out	18~25	Dixie Chicken	?
15th~out	30~37	Zenyatta Mondatta	?
15th~out	18~25	Dixie Chicken	?
15th~out	11~18	Iglesias	?
15th~out	9~16	Kanye	?
15th~out	8~15	Shigechi	?
15th~out	6~13	Billy White	?
15th~out	5~12	Tarkus	?
15th~out	0~7	Rotters Club	?
15th~out	0~7	Mister.	?
Out	14	Sloop John B	?

4th Stage - The Small Gravestone on the Wide, Wide Great Plains

"Kansas City"

At 1250 km in length, the fourth stage is one of the longest stages. As it passes through the Great Plains, the terrain is very open, with the occasional forest, and is quite smooth. Ultimately the stage is more about endurance than skill. This stage had the highest number of drop-outs, at 1477 people leaving the race.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	138	Norisuke Higashikata	21d 7h 10m 13s
2nd	133	Pocoloco	21d 8h 3m 41s
3rd	111	Gyro Zeppeli	21d 8h 33m 51s
4th	165	Johnny Joestar	⅛ Horse
5th	71	Dot Han	8 Horses
6th	190	Sandman	6 Horses
7th	175	Hot Pants	5 Horses
8th	48	Sloop John B	8 Horses
9th	13~20	Rotters Club	3½ Horses
10th	42~48	Zenyatta Mondatta	1 Horse
11th	52	Caravan Serai	7 Horses
12th	23	Georgie Porgie	?
13th	35	Nellyville	?
14~19th	10	Nightfly	?
14th~out	18~33	Dixie Chicken	?
14th~out	14~22	Mack the Knife	?
14th~out	11~26	Iglesias	?
14th~out	9~24	Kanye	?
14th~out	8~23	Shigechi	?
14th~out	6~21	Billy White	?
14th~out	5~20	Tarkus	?
14th~out	0~15	Mister.	?
Out	30	Baba Yaga	?
54th	190	Diego Brando	?

Drop outs

• Gaucho (dead; 17 points)

5th Stage - Illinois Skyline

Chicago, IL;

"Michigan lakeline"

This stage is at a length of 780 km and marks the transition from the Great Plains to the northern areas of the United States. Its most difficult stage would be how to cross the Mississipi river.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	233	Pocoloco	14d 2h 11m 5s
2nd	188	Norisuke Higashikata	14d 2h 15m 38s
3rd	215	Hot Pants	14d 2h 23m 30s
4th	146	Gyro Zeppeli	14d 2h 35m 17s
5th	195	Johnny Joestar	14d 2h 35m 19s
6th	54	Sloop John B	14d 6h 16m 47s
7th	52	Caravan Serai	14d 6h 60m 8s
8th	25	Nightfly	14d 7h 3m 44s
9th	31~46	Dixie Chicken	?
10th	42	Baba Yaga	?
11th	46	Nellyville	?
12th	21~25	Iglesias	?
13th	18~25	Kanye	?
14th	14~25	Billy White	?
15th	15~25	Shigechi	?
16th	11~25	Tarkus	?
17th	28	Georgie Porgie	?
18th	4~19	Mister.	?
19th	17~25	Mack the Knife	?
20th~out	42~50	Zenyatta Mondatta	?
Out	190	Diego Brando	?

Drop outs

• Dot Han (dead; 71 points)
• Sandman (dead; 190 points')

Unknown

• Rotters Club (13~22 points)

6th Stage - Michigan Lakeline

"Michigan lakeline";

Mackinaw City, MI;

Lake Huron, MI

The stage crosses 680 km of cold, snowy areas, although the place is also more civilized. The main problem for racers at this stage is the cold climate and the hostile fauna, for instance wolves. The snow is also suscpetible to concealing crevices, which may endanger racers; The stage follows Lake Michigan's coast and the racers must cross the strait between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, on uncertain ice.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	246	Gyro Zeppeli	?
2nd	245	Johnny Joestar	?
3rd	273	Pocoloco	?
4th	223	Norisuke Higashikata	?
5th	72	Baba Yaga	?
6th	79	Sloop John B	?
7th	48	Georgie Porgie	?
8th	57~65	Zenyatta Mondatta	?
9th	59	Nellyville	?
20th	192	Diego Brando	?

Drop outs

• Hot Pants (215 points)

Unknown

• Caravan Serai (52~64 points)
• Dixie Chicken (31~43 points)
• Nightfly (25~37 points)
• Iglesias (21~37 points)
• Kanye (18~37 points)
• Mack the Knife (17~37 points)
• Shigechi (15~37 points)
• Billy White (14~37 points)
• Rotters Club (13~34 points)
• Tarkus (11~37 points)
• Mister. (4~31 points)

7th Stage - Philadelphia Triangle

"Benjamin Franklin Parkway", "Philadelphia", Pennsylvania

The stage is the longest stage of the race, at 1300 km heading South-East towards Philadelphia.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	292	Diego Brando	21d 6h 5m 11s
2nd	273	Norisuke Higashikata	?
3rd	313	Pocoloco	?
4th	114	Sloop John B	?
5th	102	Baba Yaga	?
6th	271	Gyro Zeppeli	+45m
7th	265	Johnny Joestar	+45m
8th	63	Georgie Porgie	?
9th	72	Nellyville	?

Unknown

• Zenyatta Mondatta (57~77 points)
• Caravan Serai (52~76 points)
• Dixie Chicken (31~43 points)
• Nightfly (25~49 points)
• Iglesias (21~49 points)
• Kanye (18~49 points)
• Mack the Knife (17~49 points)
• Shigechi (15~49 points)
• Billy White (14~49 points)
• Rotters Club (13~45 points)
• Tarkus (11~49 points)
• Mister. (4~43 points)

8th Stage - Both Sides Now

"Union Beach" "New Jersey"

The eighth stage is one of the simplest stages, consisting of a mere 140 km beeline from Philadelphia to New Jersey, making the racers reach the East Coast. As soon as they reach Union Beach, the racers are transported across the bay to New York.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

From this point on, Diego Brando is dead and secretly replaced by the Diego Brando (Parallel World).

All hour bonuses aquired are used at the end of the race to adjust th arrival time and the rank that would be associated.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	214	Sloop John B	1st 1h bonus
2nd	342	Diego Brando	4th 2h bonus
3rd	313	Norisuke Higashikata	2nd 1h bonus
4th	348	Pocoloco	3rd 1h bonus
5th	295	Johnny Joestar	5th no bonus
6th	88	Georgie Porgie	6th no bonus
7th	92	Nellyville	7th no bonus

Drop outs

• Gyro Zeppeli (Dead; 271 points)
• Baba Yaga (102 points)

Unknown

• Zenyatta Mondatta (57~92 points)
• Caravan Serai (52~91 points)
• Dixie Chicken (31~70 points)
• Nightfly (25~64 points)
• Iglesias (21~64 points)
• Kanye (18~64 points)
• Mack the Knife (17~64 points)
• Shigechi (15~64 points)
• Billy White (14~64 points)
• Rotters Club (13~60 points)
• Tarkus (11~64 points)
• Mister. (4~58 points)

Final Stage - Manhattan Rhapsody

Trinity Church, Lower Manhattan, New York City, NY

The final stage is a 13 km kilometers long sprint in a fully urban terrain, making it easy for riders to navigate through. The stage crosses New York, passing through Brooklyn Bridge before the racers must head left towards Manhattan and finish at the Trinity Church.

Results

Note: Information deduced by cross referencing with other score tables are in italics.

Place	Points	Jockey	Time
1st	314	Sloop John B	?
2nd	398	Pocoloco	?
3rd	353	Norisuke Higashikata	?
4th	123	Georgie Porgie	?
5th	122	Nellyville	?

Drop outs

• Diego Brando (442 points including the 100 points from the final stage, had he not disppeared afterwards)
• Johnny Joestar (295 points)

Unknown

• Zenyatta Mondatta (57~117 points)
• Caravan Serai (52~116 points)
• Dixie Chicken (31~95 points)
• Nightfly (25~89 points)
• Iglesias (21~89 points)
• Kanye (18~89 points)
• Mack the Knife (17~89 points)
• Shigechi (15~89 points)
• Billy White (14~89 points)
• Rotters Club (13~85 points)
• Tarkus (11~89 points)
• Mister. (4~83 points)

Overall

Outline of Each Stage and Winners

SPOILER WARNING: Part spoiler details may follow.

STAGE	SUBTITLE	ROUTE	TOTAL DISTANCE	DAYS TRAVEL	ENTRANTS	WINNER	DROP OUT	DEATHS
1st	15,000 Meters	San Diego Beach - Santa Maria Novella Church	15 km	18 Min.	3852	Gyro Zeppeli (downgraded) Sandman	82	3
2nd	Crossing the Arizona Desert	- Monument Valley	1,200 km	18 Days 7 Hours 24 Min.	3770	Diego Brando	1301	82
3rd	Rocky Mountain Breakdown	- Cañon City	710 km (Mountain Route)	5 Days 9 Hours 51 Min.	2469	Hot Pants	551	0
4th	The Small Gravestone on the Wide, Wide Great Plains	- Kansas City	1,250 km	21 Days 7 Hours 10 Min.	1918	Norisuke Higashikata	1477	1
5th	Illinois Skyline	- Chicago, Michigan Lakeline	780 km	14 Days 2 Hours 11 Min.	441	Pocoloco	67	2
6th	Michigan Lakeline	- Mackinaw City - Lake Huron	690 km	c. 12 Days	374	Gyro Zeppeli	313	0
7th	Philadelphia Triangle	- Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia	1,300 km	21 Days 6 Hours 5 Min.	61	Diego Brando	9	0
8th	Both Sides Now	- Union Beach, New Jersey	140 km	c. 2 Days	52	Sloop John B	7	0
Final	Manhattan Rhapsody	-Trinity Church in Manhattan	13 km	c. 30 min.	45	Diego Brando (disqualified) Sloop John B	6	0
Overall	Steel Ball Run	San Diego Beach - Trinity Church in Manhattan	6000 km	116 Days 6 Hours 33 Min.	3852	Diego Brando (disqualified) Pocoloco	3813	88

Participant Data

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Jockey	Age	Country	Horse's Name	Age	Species	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	Overall	Points
Completed
Pocoloco	21	USA	Hey! Ya!	4	Quarter Horse	3	9	5	2	1	3	3	4	2	1st	398
Norisuke Higashikata	68	JP	Hono	4	Bavarian Warm Blood	19	6	12	1	2	4	2	3	3	2nd	353
Sloop John B	?	USA	Catch a Wave	4	Quarter Horse	20	10	Out	8	6	6	4	1	1	3rd	314
Georgie Porgie	?	FR	?	?	?	Out	20	11	12	17	7	8	6	4	4th	123
Nellyville	?	USA	Country Grammar	4	Quarter Horse	15	12	13	13	11	9	9	7	5	5th	122
Drop outs
Diego Brando	20	UK	Silver Bullet	4	Arab Thoroughbred	2	1	3	54	Out	20	1	2	Disqualified		342
Johnny Joestar	19	USA	Slow Dancer	11	Appaloosa	5	2	2	4	5	2	7	5	Disqualified		295
Gyro Zeppeli	24	Neapolis	Valkyrie	4	Stock Horse	21	4	4	3	4	1	6	Dead			246
Baba Yaga	?	RU	Nut Rocker	5	Arab	14	15	8	Out	10	5	5	Retired			102
Hot Pants	23	USA	Gets Up	3	Mustang	6	5	1	7	3	Retired		Dead			215
Sandman	?	USA	None			1	3	6	6	Dead						190
Dot Han	?	MN	#1	4	Boulonnais	16	8	7	5	Dead						71
Gaucho	-	ES	Peg	6	Criollo	17	Out	10	Dead							17
Mountain Tim	31	USA	Ghost Rider in the Sky	5	Mustang	4	Retired		Dead							35
Fritz von Stroheim	?	DE	Europe Express	4	Trakehner	7	Retired									20
Benjamin Boomboom	?	USA	Crosstown Traffic	4	Quarter Horse	9	Dead									13
Andre Boomboom	?	USA	Foxy Lady	3	Quarter Horse	10	Dead?									12
L.A. Boomboom	?	USA	Little Wing	3	Quarter Horse	11	Dead?									11
Mrs. Robinson	?	MX	El Condor Pasa	7	Appaloosa	18	Retired									4
Oyecomova	?	Neapolis	?	?	?	Out	Dead?									0
Urmd Avdul	?	EG	?	?	Camel	Retired										0
Baron Roocatugo	?	DE	Automobile			Retired										0
Mark Becker	-	-	-	-	-	Dead										0
David Hagen	-	-	-	-	-	Dead										0
Paul Lukather	-	-	-	-	-	Dead										0
Unknown
Zenyatta Mondatta	-	IN	Roxanne	5	Arab	12	7	?	10	?	8	-	-	-	-	57+
Caravan Serai	-	MX	Moon Flower	4	Andalusian	13	18	14	11	7	-	-	-	-	-	52+
Dixie Chicken	-	USA	Ramblin' Man	4	Pinto	8	19	?	?	9	-	-	-	-	-	31+
Nightfly	-	-	-	-	-	Out	Out	?	?	8	-	-	-	-	-	25+
Iglesias	-	PT	Natalie	5	Palomino	23	11	?	?	12	-	-	-	-	-	21+
Kanye	-	-	-	-	-	Out	13	?	?	13	-	-	-	-	-	18+
Mack the Knife	-	-	-	-	-	Out	21	9	?	19	-	-	-	-	-	17+
Shigechi	-	-	-	-	-	Out	14	?	?	15	-	-	-	-	-	15+
Billy White	-	USA	Love Unlimited	5	Mustang	22	16	?	?	14	-	-	-	-	-	14+
Rotters Club	-	-	-	-	-	Out	Out	?	9	-	-	-	-	-	-	13+
Tarkus	-	-	-	-	-	Out	17	?	?	16	-	-	-	-	-	11+
Mister.	-	-	-	-	-	Out	Out	?	?	18	-	-	-	-	-	4+

Trivia

• The grand cash prize of $50 million is given in modern values, and is not to be confused with what $50 million would be worth in 1890 (which would approximately equal to 1.3 billion USD as of 2020). It has been written as such to convey its value to the standard reader, and is said to be closer to 6 billion yen.
• The list of the first stages reveals a lot more than just the results. Several important characters are named there, as well the next minor villains Gyro and Johnny will face.
  • For example some riders (never seen in the manga) whose names are music references are; Billy White (American composer Barry White) and his horse Love Unlimited (Orchestra featuring Barry White), Sloop John B (Beach Boys song) and his horse Catch a Wave (another Beach Boys song) and Iglesias (Spanish singer Julio Iglesias) and his horse Natalie.
  • Another example are riders named after albums like Dixie Chicken (album by the American rock band Little Feat) and his horse Ramblin' Man (song by The Allman Brothers Band), Nellyville (The second album by American rapper, Nelly) and his horse Country Grammar (the first Nelly album released) and Zenyatta Mondatta (from the album by The Police and a self reference to the English names of Oingo and Boingo in VIZ Media's translation of Stardust Crusaders) and his horse Roxanne (a song by The Police).
• According to the overall results of the Steel Ball Run, 3,652 competed in the race and 88 died^{[citation needed]}.

Gallery

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  The trophy of the Steel Ball Run

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  Results of the First Stage

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  The First Stage, Map

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  Results of the Second Stage

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  Full Results of the Second Stage

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  The Second Stage, Map

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  Results of the Third Stage

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  Results of the Fourth Stage

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  Results of the Fifth Stage

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  Results of the First through Fifth Stages

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  Results of the Sixth Stage

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  Results of the First through Sixth Stages

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  Results of the Seven Stage

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  Results of the First through Seventh Stages

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  Results of the Eighth Stage

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  Results of the First through Eighth Stages

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  Final Results

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