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Two sisters'' s Olympic gold and silver. In the mainly female moguls at Rosa Khutor Extreme Park to write the story is the family Dufour-Lapointe, so that interrupted the dream of a Olympic Hannah Kearney.
Saturday 8 February 2014 3 minutes reading time
With a stratospheric 22:44'' gold medal is Justine, who has made a difference in the component of the jumps. '' The silver instead takes Chloe, with 21.66, score almost identical to that obtained in the final 2.
The Kearney instead commits in the final two inaccuracies that cost her dear, in any case, the U.S. takes home the bronze with 21:49. In any case, in front of the blazing performance of Justine Dufour-Lapointe would have been virtually impossible to bring home the gold medal''.
In fourth place the'' eternal Japanese Aiko Uemura (20.66), in his fifth Olympics but once again at the foot of the podium as happened four years faa Vancouver. The top-six is ​​completed by'' Australian Britteny Cox (19:43) and from other U.S.'' Eliza Outtrim (19:37).
From point a'' another fine performance by Deborah Scanzio, that after the ninth and tenth of Turin Vancouver gets another prestigious result with the eleventh place finish'''' s only regret is not being managed in 2 to repeat the final marks obtained in the qualifying rounds of the afternoon, however honor all'' blue which for many years held high the name of'' Italy in the discipline.
FINAL STANDINGS
1
CAN
Justine DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
2
CAN
Chloe Dufour-LAPOINTE
3
USA
Hannah KEARNEY
4
JPN
Aiko Uemura
5
AUS
Britteny Cox
6
USA
Eliza OUTTRIM
7
KAZ
Yulia GALYSHEVA
8
RUS
Regina Rakhimova
9
CZE
Nikola Sudova
10
CAN
Audrey ROBICHAUD
11
ITA
Deborah Scanzio
12
CAN
Maxime DUFOUR-LAPOINTE
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