Elena KNZ and Roope Tonteri world champions of big air

The two rounds of the big air at night concluded the program of the snowboard World Cup Kreischberg.

Saturday 24 January 2015 4 minutes reading time

Here the complete result of the women's race! Here the complete result of the men's race! Women have played in the resort & agrave; Styrian the second race FIS "first level" of this specialty & agrave; history after the World Cup in Istanbul last December 20 won by the 17 year old American Ty Walker this time & egrave; was eliminated in qualifying yesterday even finishing second last. L & rsquo; gold & egrave; went to the Swiss Elena K & ouml; nz. Unlike example of & rsquo; halfpipe not count the best of three runs in which the athletes compete bens & Igrave; the two best and the third is discarded, so & egrave; true that for example in the men's race all ten finalists have not participated in a run while four out of six finalists could have made two out of three. Returning to the new champion rainbow, totaled 157.75 points in the first and second run making sure the first female gold in the history of this specialty & agrave ;. L & rsquo; silver & egrave; went to the Finnish Marika Enne (148.75), bronze & Outdoors; other Swiss Sina Candrian (143.25), which in slopestyle three days ago had lost the fight for third place against the Slovak Klaudia Medlov & aring; but today returned the snub relegated to fourth (136.75), fifth third Swiss, Lia-Mara B & ouml; sch (126.50), the sixth Slovenian Ur & scaron; ka PRIBO & scaron; i & # 269; (63,50). In the men the Finnish Roope Tonteri with 173.75 points scored by the judges confirmed the title won two years ago in Stoneham unlike what happened in slopestyle where & egrave; had to settle for second place. L & rsquo; silver it won the Canadian Darcy Sharpe (169.50), bronze 17 year old American Kyle Mack (163.50) as in slopestyle in which the 18 year-old Sharpe was fourth, while l & rsquo; champion of that race, l & rsquo; another American Ryan Stassel, did not pass the qualifying yesterday ending fortieth. The other top ten of today's final: Fourth Swiss Lucien Koch (154.75), the fifth Canadian Michael Ciccarelli (153.50), sixth Swede Niklas Mattsson (151.00) which two years ago had been silver behind Tonteri, seventh Briton Billy Morgan (147.50), the Finnish Ville eighth Paumola (131,00), ninth Swedish Mans Hedberg (104.00) and tenth Russian Anton Mamaev (34,50). Three Blues have failed to overcome the qualifying draw: Nicola Diols you & egrave; ranked twenty-first, Kevin Kok twenty-seventh, twenty-eighth Simon Gruber, has not played Marco Grigis.

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