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2001 Grand Prix Brisbane Coverage
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 It was to be another trans-tasman struggle between Australia and New Zealand for the title of Grand Prix Brisbane winner, with Melbourne's Richard
Johnston squaring off against New Zealand's Roger Miller. Miller was packing a black/blue Atog deck whilst Johnston had drafted a blue/white control deck. In the end control prevailed over the Atogs, giving Australia revenge for New Zealands victory at GP Sydney 2000. Congratulations to 15-year-old Richard Johnston, Grand Prix Brisbane Champion.
Top 8 Final Standing
| 1. Richard Johnston (Australia) | $2,400 |
| 2. Roger Miller (New Zealand) | $1,700 |
| 3. Alex Shvartsman (USA) | $1,200 |
| 4. Egidio De Gois (Australia) | $1,000 |
| 5. Lenny Collins (Australia) | $800 |
| 6. Dante Rosati (Australia) | $800 |
| 7. Pang Ming Wee (Australia) | $800 |
| 8. Daniel Romans (Australia) | $800 |
(Click here for complete final standings)
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Lenny Collins |
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Richard Johnston, 2-1 |
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Richard Johnston |
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Richard Johnston, 2-1 |
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Daniel Romans |
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Alex Shvartsman, 2-0 |
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Richard Johnston, 2-0 |
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Alex Shvartsman |
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Dante Rosati |
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Roger Miller, 2-1 |
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Roger Miller |
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Roger Miller, 2-1 |
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Pang Ming Wee |
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Egidio De Gois, 2-1 |
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Egidio De Gois |
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Quick Interview (archive)
Question Four: What do you enjoy the most about Grand Prix?
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| Adrian Kitto: Public awareness - people just walking in and learning about magic. |
Michael Doecke: The social aspect. Hanging with friends you don't get to see most of the year. |
Bryce Trevilyan: Duplicate bombs in both limited formats, i.e. Kamahl and Vampiric Dragon. |
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