The top 2 teams for each group go to the Quarterfinals Stage:
#1 Team Group A meets # 2 Team Group D
#1 Team Group B meets #2 Team Group C
#1 Team Group C meets #2 Team Group B
#1 Team Group D meets #2 Team Group D
GROUP A
RUSSIA 20 wins
SERBIA 19 wins
France 13 wins
Romania 2 wins
GROUP B
BELGIUM 23 wins
CZECH REPUBLIC 11 wins
Belarus 11 wins
Germany 9 wins
GROUP C
USA 19 wins
CHINA 18 wins
Switzerland 10 wins
Spain 7 wins
GROUP D
ITALY 16 wins
SLOVAKIA 15 wins
Australia 13 wins
Austria 10 wins
Team Rankings (Preliminary Round)
1. Belgium 23 wins
2. Russia 20
3. USA 19
4. Serbia 19
5. China 18
6. Italy 16
7. Slovakia 15
8. France 13
9. Australia 13
10. Czech Republic 11
11. Belarus 11
12. Austria 10
13. Switzerland 10
14. Germany 9
15. Spain 7
16. Romania 2
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