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No signs of stopping the winning streak of Cameron Naasz in Red Bull Crashed Ice. The US has won success in the second round of this season that you & egrave; held over the weekend in Monaco of Bavaria getting his third consecutive victory, considering the & rsquo; last race of last year. & nbsp;
Wednesday 13 January 2016 6 minutes reading time
The twenty six year old from Minnesota & egrave; in a state of exceptional form, and you & egrave; It proved a cut above all the opponents also on the 370-mile track Bavarian thus repeating what has already & agrave; did in Quebec City during the first race of the season. Naasz dominated all batteries in which it took part by knockout stage up to the final, winning the first position right from & rsquo; then start to firmly maintain the lead until the finish line, never to reveal any difficulties & agrave ;.
Second place went to the Canadian Scott Croxall, who & egrave; managed to grab the final by a whisker having prevailed only a photo finish over fellow Dean Moriarity in the semifinals. The world champion of 2015 keeps cos & Igrave; I live his dream of being the first athlete in history to become for the second time world champion ice cross downhill, but if you were to continue so Naasz & Igrave; l & rsquo; enterprise appears prohibitive.
Third place for the 2012 world champion Kyle Croxall, older brother Scott, in his season debut after missing the race in Quebec City.
Fourth place went to a surprising Tristan Dugerdil, reached the final after winning all three previous elimination rounds. The French & egrave; It was especially powerful in the semifinals, where he clearly beat both Scott Croxall is Dean Moriarity.
Fifth place for a great Jim De Paoli, Dean Moriarity for sixth, and seventh for Luca Dallago, fresh from success in the first race of Riders Cup in Wagrain-Kleinarl, Austria.
They did not take part in the race n & eacute; Marco Dallago, world champion 2014, n & eacute; Dylan Moriarity, sister of Dean, both injured.
The general classification sees Cameron Naasz in the lead with 2000 points, followed by Scott Croxall 1400 to 1290 and Dean Moriarity.
The women's race saw the success of the Canadian Jaqueline Legere, ahead of compatriot Myriam Trepanier very little at the end of a spectacular arrival. Legere had led the race in the lead right from & rsquo; start before being overtaken in the final stretch from Trepanier, then & ograve; both they fell on the final jump and you are directed gliding toward the finish line, in proximity & agrave; which the Legere & egrave; It was more & ugrave; quick to get back upright and go cos & Igrave; to gain the victory.
The other two finalists were not able to take advantage of the fall of their opponents as they too were finished on the ground in the first part of the track. The third & egrave; Sydney went to the US O & rsquo; Keefe, while the & rsquo; other Canadian Elaine Topolnisky finished fourth.
In the overall standings Myriam Trepanier & egrave; first with 1800 points, second & egrave; Jaqueline Legere with 1450, third in 1160 and fourth Maxie Plante with Elaine Topolnisky with 1100.
In the team competition the success & egrave; went to Team UNRL (Daniel Bergeson, & nbsp; Tommy Mertz, & nbsp; Maxwell Dunne), in front of Ice Crew (Fabian Mels, Jim De Paoli, Coleton Haywood), second, and the team Living the Dream (Cameron Naasz, Scott Croxall, Kyle Croxall), that with this third place won to end their streak of three consecutive victories. In reality, the Living the Dream Team had won their semi-final, but Naasz caused a penalty to their team for misconduct against Tommy Mertz.
UNRL team also won first place in the overall standings with 1800 points, ahead of Living the Dream 1600, Ice Crew in 1160 and Steal17 with 1050. & nbsp;
The next round of the Red Bull Crashed Ice will & agrave; to JYV & auml; skyl & auml ;, in Finland, on the weekend of 29 and 30 January.
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