Emma Dahlstrme Felix Stridsberg-Usterud FIS Slopestyle win the Overall World Cup

Emma Dahlström e Felix Stridsberg-Usterud vincono la FIS Slopestyle Overall World Cup
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Emma Dahlstrme Felix Stridsberg-Usterud FIS Slopestyle win the Overall World Cup

Silvaplana, Switzerland, a unique park built to perfection for the 'closing event of the World Cup of the season. They win the Cup FIS World Cup Overall the Swedish & nbsp; & Emma Dahlstr ouml; Norwegian me & nbsp; Felix Stridsberg-Usterud. & Nbsp;

A race combatuttua among girls, Silvia Bertagna & egrave; remained just a little bit behind the other athletes finishing fifth with his best run with 77.40 points consists of a 360 on the first jump and a leftside 720 on the second jump and much style but not on rails & egrave; was enough to overcome the Swiss Giulia Tanno you & egrave; ranked fourth with 78.60. Third on the podium instead the Norwegian & nbsp; Johanne Killi with 84.00 points, second & nbsp; & Emma Dahlstr ouml; me before the Norwegian & nbsp; Tiril Sj & aring; stad Christiansen with 90.80 points. & Nbsp; Emma Dahlstr & ouml; m dominates the rankings all season, having also participated at the X Games in Aspen and conquered the 'gold, the Swedish queen wins & nbsp; a & nbsp Crystal Globe; Corvatsch. His best run yesterday & egrave; was his safe run: back to back rightside 540 japan, leftside switch 5 ghetto and switch 270 disaster on down-flat-down rail. But the fellow Tiril Sj & aring; stad Christiansen & nbsp; has changed plans Emma in second run, the young Norwegian who won the X Games two years ago, after an accident that did not allow her to turn last season not & egrave; lost a second and gave Verman emotions stompato fact has a solid run to win first place in Silvaplana: & nbsp; left-side 540 followed by & nbsp; right-side switch 900 and frontside 450 out from wallride. His victory in Switzerland, have won her second place Overall. A favorite for this race was also & nbsp; & nbsp Lisa Zimmerman, who had won the 'last year but it quest''anno & egrave; hurt qualifications. Andri Ragettli FIS World Cup Silvaplana photo credit & copy; Alessandro Belluscio & Nbsp; For boys instead, tricks were nothing short of amazing. The 'American & nbsp; not Joss Christensen & egrave; qualified for the finals in Silvaplana still competing with a broken arm & egrave; cos & Igrave; slipped into second place in the Overall, allowing cos & Igrave; a & nbsp; Felix Stridsberg-Usterud & nbsp; to conquer the & nbsp; Crystal Globe with 129 points and first place in Silvaplana. Tains the challenge was open also against & nbsp; Andri Ragettli second in the race with a first run pulitisisma: dub 12 tail, massive switch dub misty 12, arrived in mid & agrave; landing and & nbsp; dub 10 mute to japan (double grab). But the Norwegian prodigy Felix Stridsberg-Usterud, demonstrated a back-to-back 12s dub and a fantastic k-fed on the wallride. His second run has earned him the victory, a great victory, the first of a long series. Andri Ragettli falls in third place in the Overall, and & nbsp; Luke Schuler conquers the podium in third position, the first race of the World Cup won by the Swiss, its run: & nbsp; switch left-side dub 900, right-side dub 10 , huge dub 7 fs 450 off the wallride, transfer 270 off the tube, and 270 transfer on the double kink rail. Last week instead Janina Kuzma & nbsp; has won the FIS Halfpipe World Cup & nbsp; in second place, but the Crystal Globe & egrave; was assigned to the Japanese Ayana Onozuka. & nbsp; For the boys' Overall & nbsp; FIS Halfpipe World Cup & egrave; was won dall''americano David Wise. & nbsp; FIS Freestyle World Cup 2015 & nbsp; Women & rsquo; s Overall Slopestyle 1. Emma Dahlstr & ouml; m (SWE)                                                                  180 2. Tiril Sj & aring; stad Christiansen (NOR)                                                160 3. Johanne Killi (NOR)                                                           100 4. Giulia Tanno (SUI)                                                                                95 5. Devin Logan (USA)                                                             92 6. Isabel Atkin (GBR) & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;                                                                         68 Men & rsquo; s Overall Slopestyle 1. Felix Stridsberg-Usterud (NOR)                                                  129 2. Joss Christensen (USA)                                                                    106 3. Andri Ragettli (SUI)                                                           86 4. McRea Williams (USA)                                                                      80 5. Luca Schuler (SUI)                                                                                71 6. Sami Sakkinen (USA) & nbsp;                                                       62 6. Jesper Tj & auml; der (SWE)                                                         62 8. Gus Kenworthy (USA)                                                                        60
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