World Championships 2015 Verbier
Fisi/Pentaphoto
Ended yesterday morning the World Championships of Ski Mountaineering; a week with weather and perfect snow, seven days of great entertainment for the large public come in Val de Bagnes that even today did not miss his support during the spectacular relay.
Friday 13 February 2015 5 minutes reading time
Before taking to the track on the path of Champsec the Youth category; only 5 of the teams at the start and win quite obvious for the Italian team, formed by Alba de Silvestro, Andrea Prandi and David Magnini. The only team that could counter the dominance of the Italians, the one made by the hosts Swiss, you & egrave; autoeliminata from contention for a jump port of the first factional Marianne Fatton. Go ahead then to France, second and separated by 1 & rsquo; 45 & rsquo; & rsquo; from & rsquo; Italy; third place for the Spanish team, representatives of quarters & rsquo; Austria.
It & rsquo; was then the turn of the well-pi & ugrave; fought test female; where, at the second and last change, the victory seemed a done deal for the Swiss team, with Maude Mathys who received the baton from Jennifer Fiechter with 21 & rsquo; & rsquo; ahead of Spain and 27 & rsquo; & rsquo; on France. Unfortunately for the Swiss, France fielded in the third fraction Laetitia Roux. The state of grace of the native Savines-le-Lac allowed her from referring to queues in Switzerland during the first descent and to bring out its superiority & agrave; during the second ascent; here, during the exchange, was leaving behind the & rsquo; attacking and involava to the finish line where he arrived with his arms raised. Switzerland & egrave; silver lingered 9 & rsquo; & rsquo ;, bronze in 1 & rsquo; 10 & rsquo; & rsquo; for Spain. Fourth place for the & rsquo; Italian Elena Nicolini, Katia Tomatis and Martina Valmassoi.
Grand finale with the men's relay, exciting race, resolved only in the final with France, Switzerland and Italy to contend for medals. Are the transalpine to dictate the pace in the opening with a spectacular first fraction of William Bon Mardion. To change the transalpine find themselves in the head with pi & ugrave; 30 & rsquo; & rsquo; of Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy. During the second half, Austria and Germany disappear from the fight, while Damiano Lenzi and Yannick Ecoeur reduced by about ten seconds detachment from the head of the race.
The positions do not change in the third quarter, but Michele Boscacci and Martin Anthamatten gnaw more seconds at the head of the race and allow Robert Antonioli and Marcel Marti launching just 10 & rsquo; & rsquo; by leader Didier Blanc. The three come together at the foot of & rsquo; last ascent, and & egrave; the substitution area to be decisive. Here Antonioli manages to gain a few meters on the French Blanc and flies to victory. Blanc comes on raguardo 6 & rsquo; & rsquo ;, the Swiss Marti & egrave; third at 8 & rsquo; & rsquo ;.
For the complete results: https://www.mso-chrono.ch/results/462-ismf-world-championships-relay/3380/categorie
Thanks all & rsquo; gold of men's relay, l & rsquo; Italy barefoot France from the top of the medal and excels with 9 medals d & rsquo; gold, 11 d & rsquo; silver and 10 bronze. France second with nine golds, six silvers and six bronzes. Third place went to Switzerland, 4 gold, 9 silver and 6 bronze medals.
Fabio Nava
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