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The 2015 season of Red Bull Crashed Ice is & egrave; ended with Scott Croxall who were celebrating the victory of his first world title in ice cross downhill thanks to a second place finish in the race in Edmonton. & Nbsp;
Wednesday 18 March 2015 5 minutes reading time
The boy grew up in Mississauga, Ontario, has cos & Igrave; reported the title in Canada after wins Swiss Derek Wedge in 2013 and dell''austriaco Marco Dallago last season. The twenty-four Canadian in this season & egrave; immediately knew redeem after the ninth of Saint Paul in the first race dell''anno getting two consecutive victories in the stages of Helsinki and Belfast and also placed first in the race Riders Cup in Jyvaskyla. It should be remembered as the first of this season the lesser of two brothers Croxall had taken part in thirteen finals in tests of Red Bull Crashed Ice without ever being able to get the win.
The success in this race & egrave; went to the US Cameron Naasz, that in the first three races of the season had got a quarter, a third and a fifth place showing great consistency in being with the best but without ever nell''acuto final. But in quest''ultima race held along the 415-mile track Canadian, the twenty-five of Minnesota has kept fighting until the end determined to achieve victory, and in the final & egrave; managed to keep up with Scott Croxall and 'passed in the final part of the track then keeping the first position to the finish.
Third place for the amazing Tommy Mertz, quick to take advantage of falls of his opponents in the semifinals of battery is that in the final. In the semifinals the US seemed to be intended all''eliminazione until a few meters before the finish line contact between Dylan Moriarity and Daniel Bergeson put offside both allowing him to grab the second position behind Naasz. In the final, however, to fall & egrave; was the 'other of the two twins Moriarity, Dean, who cos & Igrave; had to settle for fourth place.
The two disappointed by this race are Kyle Croxall and Marco Dallago, both eliminated in the quarter-finals.
Just the 'elimination of Kyle allowed Scott to celebrate the victory in the overall standings gi & agrave; before playing the semi-finals, as the elder brother had been the 'only one who can mathematically worry for the ultimate success. The twenty six year old Canadian, world champion in 2012, pu & ograve; nevertheless be satisfied with this season in which he won the race in Saint Paul back to success after two years, and redeeming the disappointing results of the last season.
Dallago, however, concluded a season for him to fall short of expectations, where the only good results were the victory in the stage of Riders Cup in Wagrain that he has organized and second place in Helsinki.
The final ranking and so sees Scott Croxall win with 3325 points, ahead of Naasz, 2512.5, Dean Moriarity, 2375, Kyle Croxall, 2315, Dylan Moriarity, 2140, ee Marco Dallago 1987.5.
In the women the Finnish Salla Kyhala you & egrave; clearly confirmed the pi & ugrave; strong ahead of the three Canadian Elaine Topolnisky, Tamara Kajah and Maxie Plante, respectively second, third and fourth. & Nbsp;
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