Weronika Novakowska-Zemniak wins the first sprint of Ibu Cup. Two in 1996 in the top ten

For the second year running the sprint inaugural Ibu Cup was won by Weronika Novakowska-Zemniak, Altet used to attend the World Cup but with the 'habit of starting the' winter racing circuit cadet.

Saturday 29 November 2014 4 minutes reading time

In the light of the Polish camp starters was the 'obvious favorite and you & egrave; sets comeback after missing a target, the 'single day, in the polygon to the ground. Piazza d''honor for the Norwegian Bente Landheim, immaculate shooting, detached 10 "1. The podium & egrave; completed by Japan's Suzuki Fuyuko, proved very perky skiing to their own standards. Behind the top three women, the glare of the limelight go to class in 1996 thanks to the Belarusian Hanna Sola and French Justine Braisaz, that finish fourth, respectively, with no errors and sixth with two rounds of penalty payment nell''anello agrave ;. In particular, the result of Braisaz & egrave; Because impressive & eacute; the eighteen transalpine set the fastest time on skis, then beating athletes of absolute level. Chiss & agrave; that this performance can not be worth the call for the World Cup gi & agrave; Hochfilzen. In Italy the house 'only happy note & egrave; Lisa Vittozzi (0 + 1), twentieth to 53 "8. Instead, they have struggled Federica Sanfilippo (1 + 1) and Alexia Runggaldier (0 + 3), even out of the points. One wonders if it is only an episode for both or if the weeks of preparation lost during the 'summer are starting to present the bill. As for the German team, for which these races count as selections for the World Cup, & egrave; arrived un''ottima evidence of promising Luise Kummer (fifth with 2 errors) and at the same time we can see some signs of life from the noble fallen Tina Bachmann (ninth). BEITOST & Ã˜ LEN - SPRINT FEMALE (I) 1. Nowakowska ZEMNIAK Weronika [POL] (1 + 0) 21''36 "82. Landheim Bente [NOR] (0 + 0) to 10" 1 3. SUZUKI Fuyuko [JPN] (1 + 0) 25 "74. SOLA Hanna [BLR] (0 + 0) 32 "85. KUMMER Luise [GER] (2 + 0) 35 "86. Braisaz Justine [FRA] (2 + 0) to 36" 46. Sloof Chardine [NED] (0 + 0) to 36 "48. Nikulina Anna [RUS] (1 + 0) 37" 19. BACHMANN Tina [GER] (0 + 1) 37 "410. TomeÅ¡ovÃ¡ Barbora [CZE] (1 + 1) 37" 5Click here for full results. Tomorrow, at the same times, is replicated with a second sprint. Men on the track at 10.00, 13.00 women.

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