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IIAC 2017 World Ranking Announcement

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IIAC 2017 received 803 entries from 38 countries and areas. 

IIAC 2017 World Ranking Announcement

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TOP 50 IIAC 2017 WORLD RANKING

Click to enlarge image 01st place – Malaysia – Josh Sim – Congo – 320L
01st place – Malaysia – Josh Sim – Congo – 320L
Click to enlarge image 02nd place – China – Su-Ni Wei – Journey – 320L
02nd place – China – Su-Ni Wei – Journey – 320L
Click to enlarge image 03rd place – China – Wen-Lin Ruan – The Ghouls – 320L
03rd place – China – Wen-Lin Ruan – The Ghouls – 320L
Click to enlarge image 04th place – China – Yi He – Rustling Leaves in the Wind – 200L 320L
04th place – China – Yi He – Rustling Leaves in the Wind – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 05th place – Indonesia – Heri Amir – Rasio Wild – 200L 320L
05th place – Indonesia – Heri Amir – Rasio Wild – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 06th place – China – Jun-Feng Pan – Fairys Palace – 320L
06th place – China – Jun-Feng Pan – Fairys Palace – 320L
Click to enlarge image 07th place – Viet Nam – The Le van – Let it be – 320L
07th place – Viet Nam – The Le van – Let it be – 320L
Click to enlarge image 08th place – Indonesia – Jeffry – Little Paradise – 320L
08th place – Indonesia – Jeffry – Little Paradise – 320L
Click to enlarge image 09th place – Taiwan – Kevin Liu – Autumn Immersion – 320L
09th place – Taiwan – Kevin Liu – Autumn Immersion – 320L
Click to enlarge image 10th place – China – Zhe-Min Fan – Spring Breeze – 200L 320L
10th place – China – Zhe-Min Fan – Spring Breeze – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 11th place – Thailand – Jirawong Laopiyasakul – Layers – 28L 60L
11th place – Thailand – Jirawong Laopiyasakul – Layers – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 12th place – Taiwan – Tsai-Li Hsu – Colorful – 120L 200L
12th place – Taiwan – Tsai-Li Hsu – Colorful – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 13th place – Taiwan – Kevin Liu – Colorful Wilnderness – 320L
13th place – Taiwan – Kevin Liu – Colorful Wilnderness – 320L
Click to enlarge image 14th place – Brazil – Fernando Roberto de Moraes – Valley off Dedication – 28L 60L
14th place – Brazil – Fernando Roberto de Moraes – Valley off Dedication – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 15th place – Taiwan – Harry Chen – Season Change – 120L 200L
15th place – Taiwan – Harry Chen – Season Change – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 16th place – Taiwan – Sung-Bin Chen – Colorful Forest – 120L 200L
16th place – Taiwan – Sung-Bin Chen – Colorful Forest – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 17th place – China – Hong Xu – Embrace – 320L
17th place – China – Hong Xu – Embrace – 320L
Click to enlarge image 18th place – Malaysia – Yeo Siak Wee – Home – 200L 320L
18th place – Malaysia – Yeo Siak Wee – Home – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 19th place – Taiwan – Ray Lee – The Twin Peaks – 60L 120L
19th place – Taiwan – Ray Lee – The Twin Peaks – 60L 120L
Click to enlarge image 20th place – United States – Zoltan Csanyi – Forbidden Woods – 120L 200L
20th place – United States – Zoltan Csanyi – Forbidden Woods – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 21st place – Taiwan – Tsai-Li Hsu – Spring – 120L 200L
21st place – Taiwan – Tsai-Li Hsu – Spring – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 22nd place – Brazil – Marcio Santana Sobrinho – Gunga's cliff – 28L 60L
22nd place – Brazil – Marcio Santana Sobrinho – Gunga's cliff – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 23rd place – Hungary – Szili-Kis József – Green path – 120L 200L
23rd place – Hungary – Szili-Kis József – Green path – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 24th place – Brazil – Leonardo Alves de Oliveira – Freedom Call – 120L 200L
24th place – Brazil – Leonardo Alves de Oliveira – Freedom Call – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 25th place – Hungary – Gabor Vereb – Dutch World – 200L 320L
25th place – Hungary – Gabor Vereb – Dutch World – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 26th place – China – Xue Wang – Coziness – 60L 120L
26th place – China – Xue Wang – Coziness – 60L 120L
Click to enlarge image 27th place – Viet Nam – The Le van – Rock Valley – 320L
27th place – Viet Nam – The Le van – Rock Valley – 320L
Click to enlarge image 28th place – Brazil – Juliano Pinto Cunha – Way Back Home – 320L
28th place – Brazil – Juliano Pinto Cunha – Way Back Home – 320L
Click to enlarge image 29th place – Brazil – Carlos Souza – FRIENDS – 28L 60L
29th place – Brazil – Carlos Souza – FRIENDS – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 30th place – Thailand – Eakthanut Isarathikul – River flow in Your – 28L 60L
30th place – Thailand – Eakthanut Isarathikul – River flow in Your – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 31st place – Taiwan – Bo-Chun Change – A diamond in the Rough – 120L 200L
31st place – Taiwan – Bo-Chun Change – A diamond in the Rough – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 32nd place – Brazil – Fabricio Rufino de Souza – Origens – 200L 320L
32nd place – Brazil – Fabricio Rufino de Souza – Origens – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 33rd place – Taiwan – He-Cheng Lin – Forest – 320L
33rd place – Taiwan – He-Cheng Lin – Forest – 320L
Click to enlarge image 34th place – United States – Michael G.W. Wong – Standing Tall – 320L
34th place – United States – Michael G.W. Wong – Standing Tall – 320L
Click to enlarge image 35th place – Indonesia – Dody Percasso – JIMBARO – 120L 200L
35th place – Indonesia – Dody Percasso – JIMBARO – 120L 200L
Click to enlarge image 36th place – Turkey – Emin KARAAHMETOGLU – The Deep In The Forest – 60L 120L
36th place – Turkey – Emin KARAAHMETOGLU – The Deep In The Forest – 60L 120L
Click to enlarge image 37th place – China – Shu-Gang Jin – Mountain – 200L 320L
37th place – China – Shu-Gang Jin – Mountain – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 38th place – Brazil – Andy Andrade – Treading horizons – 28L 60L
38th place – Brazil – Andy Andrade – Treading horizons – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 39th place – Taiwan – Yen-Bin Chan – Autumn Red Valley – 200L 320L
39th place – Taiwan – Yen-Bin Chan – Autumn Red Valley – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 40th place – Turkey – Fatih Gönül – Mysterious Forest Roads – 320L
40th place – Turkey – Fatih Gönül – Mysterious Forest Roads – 320L
Click to enlarge image 41st place – Taiwan – Sung-Bin Chen – Jurassic Forest – 200L 320L
41st place – Taiwan – Sung-Bin Chen – Jurassic Forest – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 42nd place – China – Jia-Hui Sun – Spring is in the Air – 60L 120L
42nd place – China – Jia-Hui Sun – Spring is in the Air – 60L 120L
Click to enlarge image 43rd place – Brazil – Flavio Henard Jorge de Freitas – Inspiration in vitro – 200L 320L
43rd place – Brazil – Flavio Henard Jorge de Freitas – Inspiration in vitro – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 44th place – China – Jin Liang – Ancient Trail – 320L
44th place – China – Jin Liang – Ancient Trail – 320L
Click to enlarge image 45th place – Thailand – Nobphacha Yimyou – COLOURFUL JUNGLE – 200L 320L
45th place – Thailand – Nobphacha Yimyou – COLOURFUL JUNGLE – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 46th place – Indonesia – Luky Ardiansyah – Sempel jungle – 200L 320L
46th place – Indonesia – Luky Ardiansyah – Sempel jungle – 200L 320L
Click to enlarge image 47th place – Thailand – Eakthanut Isarathikul – i Scream – 28L 60L
47th place – Thailand – Eakthanut Isarathikul – i Scream – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 48th place – Brazil – Andy Andrade – The River Between Mountains – 28L 60L
48th place – Brazil – Andy Andrade – The River Between Mountains – 28L 60L
Click to enlarge image 49th place – Brazil – Sheila Araujo – Vale do Rio Doce – 28L 60L
49th place – Brazil – Sheila Araujo – Vale do Rio Doce – 28L 60L
 

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