Grand Prix Barcelona Photo Coverage

By Sideboard Staff

Caption	Day	Category
Franck Canu	Sunday	Players
Raphaël Levy	Sunday	Players
Carlos Barrado	Sunday	Players
Reinhard Blech	Sunday	Players
Olivier Ruel	Sunday	Players
Christoph Lippert	Sunday	Players
Stan van der Velden	Sunday	Players
Noah Boeken	Sunday	Players
The top 8 of Grand Prix Barcelona	Sunday	Players
The top 8 and a big wooden submarine	Sunday	Players
Noah Boeken, broken again	Sunday	Players
Final match between Christoph Lippert and Noah Boeken	Sunday	Players
Christophe Lippert, angel in disguise	Sunday	Players
Portuguese Bruno Barracosa table judges the semifinal match between Christoph Lippert and Carlos Barrado	Sunday	Players
The semifinals between Olivier Ruel and are judged by Jesper Nielsen	Sunday	Players
Olivier Ruel and check each other's deck before the semifinals. Stan van der Velden keeps an eye on Noah; Sideboard reporter Rui Oliveira is following Olivier	Sunday	Players
Lots of people follow the draft	Sunday	Players
The Top 8 at the draft	Sunday	Players
The best judges team ever!	Sunday	Staff
Xavier Petit lost in round ten and dropped after round thirteen - but he doesn't lose his smile	Sunday	Players
A croissant for everyone this morning, to make up for the confusion on the start of day two	Sunday	Players
Florent Jeudon and a munching Frédéric Courtois	Sunday	Players
The loose hands of Antoine Ruel	Sunday	Players
Ivan Aranzana covers the feature match of Carlos Barrado in round ten	Sunday	Players
The match between and Arjan van Leeuwen in round nine ended in a draw	Sunday	Players
Diego Mata is carefully watching his opponent	Sunday	Players
Diego Mata is carefully watching his opponent	Sunday	Players
Press coverage from out of space	Sunday	Players
David Sevilla, a well-appreciated Spanish level two judge and Sideboard reporter Juan Tavira	Sunday	Players
Arjan van Leeuwen, "Have I got a surprise for you"	Sunday	Players
Not hiding underneath a cap this time, Sergio Parra	Sunday	Players
Sergio Parra versus Diego Mata, a feature match of undefeated Spanish players	Sunday	Players
Miguel Folgado Sr, and not one of his kids for a change	Sunday	Players
Coming fifth at Grand Prix Antwerp a couple of weeks ago, Arjan van Leeuwen is no longer an unknown player	Sunday	Players
Portuguese Tiago Chan did not make day two but stayed in the running until the very last moment	Sunday	Players
A concentrated Diego Mata proves that exercise pays off	Sunday	Players
A tired looking Ricardo Guerra at the end of day 1	Saturday	Players
Carlos Gomez Villota was undefeated... until round 8	Saturday	Players
Friedrich Rademacher and Alberto Urdiales only have eyes for the game	Saturday	Players
Franck Canu from France vs.local Sergio Parra, a popular match in the last round of the day	Saturday	Players
French rising star Farid Meraghni vs. mtgmetropolis.com reporter Omar Sagol	Saturday	Players
The real Rodman?	Saturday	Players
Sideboard's Nele Van der borght in high spirits	Saturday	Staff
"Mossieur" Canu throws a glance at the camera	Saturday	Players
Eloi Cabacas has a perfect 6-0 record, without having any byes. Notice South-African Dennis Battiscombe in the background	Saturday	Players
Adolfo Hernandez, probably only one point away from day two at this moment	Saturday	Players
"Play faster, Noah" says Head Judge Marc Hernandez	Saturday	Staff
That is one very big camera - Rune Horvik, a shy scorekeeper	Saturday	Staff
There's only one person who brings chocolate filled koala bears back from Japan	Saturday	Players
An animated Amiel Tenebaum	Saturday	Players
"Le chattard" Christophe Haim "...and on top of that, he seems to know how to play" according to Tenebaum, his opponent	Saturday	Players
Stan van der Velden is almost scared to let go of his card	Saturday	Players
Round six features current European Champion Eivind Nitter	Saturday	Players
Alexa Koen, Mati Ganzalez and Oscar Boy from the Devir office in Spain	Saturday	Staff
Jelger Wiegersma doing what the Dutch seem to do for a living these days: making a killing at tournaments	Saturday	Players
Juan Vidal from Spain in the feature match spotlights for the first time	Saturday	Players
Carlos Barrado shaking it	Saturday	Players
Spanish Raul Mestre surprised everyone by making Top 8 at Grand Prix Valencia in January last year. By now he is far more experienced...	Saturday	Players
Spain's pride and glory, Roc Herms, Carlos Barrado and Alex Menal	Saturday	Players
"Le" Marc H. sipping his juice or how a Head Judge can look innocent	Saturday	Staff
The catering staff - we're fans	Saturday	Staff
Nicolaï Herzog, confusing life totals cost him the match	Saturday	Players
If that isn't the world biggest grin - Helmut Summersberger	Saturday	Players
What you don't see are Raphaël Gennari's flashy blue shoes	Saturday	Players
Florent Jeudon bites his lip over a tough decision	Saturday	Players
The feature match area	Saturday	Players
Portuguese threesome: Frederico Bastos and a swinging Rui Mariani, who follow the feature match Friedrich Rademacher is covering	Saturday	Players
Speaking Spanish, Randy Gallegos feels at home in Barcelona	Saturday	Staff
The first round of the day, on the foreground Ed Fear	Saturday	Players
Successful French players enjoying their byes, from left to right: Christophe Haim, Amiel Tenebaum and Florent Jeudon	Saturday	Players
Pedro Arnal and Xavi Gracia of the Devir website take their job very serious, here they are discussing the spelling of each other's names	Saturday	Staff
Spanish coverage on www.mtgmetropolis.com: Juan Herraiz so embarrassed about his colleague Alberto Urdiales, who goes nuts over his computer	Saturday	Staff
Patrick Mello seems pleased with his deck	Saturday	Players
Lucio Moratinos received a set of fine cards really but will need lots of luck with his mana draws	Saturday	Players
Nice to see little Miguel Folgado back, his last Grand Prix was Biarritz	Saturday	Players
A Spanish version of Jester's Cap, may it bring him good luck	Saturday	Players
Stan van der Velden doesn't believe in his deck. Will he be doing Sideboard coverage tomorrow?	Saturday	Players
The sacred start of a Sealed tournament	Saturday	Players
Eugene Okine and Yuri Marking came all the way from Russia to get a tan	Saturday	Players
Judges have varied tasks, here's one being a watch dog	Saturday	Staff
With the museum next door, security staff is letting people in twenty at a time only, so there is no need to rush	Saturday	Site
The registration is running smoothly	Saturday	Site
Eight o'clock and the crowds enter	Saturday	Players
Next to the port and the Maremagnum, reason enough to wear a funny hat. Magic players?	Site	Players
A unique example of civil Gothic architecture, waiting to be filled with endless rows of tables	Saturday	Site
A charming little garden still quiet	Saturday	Site
The Maritime Museum is next door, as you might have noticed	Saturday	Site
Grand Prix Barcelona is held in the former Royal Shipyards of the Drassanes Reials, where vessels were constructed for the Catalano-Aragonese crown	Saturday	Site
Rigging	Saturday	Site
Card inspiration or not?	Saturday	Site
Row, row, row your boat	Saturday	Site
The Ramblas, "the only street in the world which you wish would never end", according to some	Saturday	Site
BCNeta makes sure our kitten doesn't dirty the place	Saturday	Staff

Posted in Event Coverage on March 23, 2002

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