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In France & egrave; time national championships. A Premanon today staged the sprint. As for the women's victory & egrave; He went to the favorite of the eve, able to adjust a team of young and very young.
Saturday 26 September 2015 4 minutes reading time
Competition & egrave; It was dominated by a Marie Dorin Habert sleek. The twenty nine year old has covered all targets and, with a sustained speed & agrave; on roller skis, he had no problems in establishing itself over a minute ahead of the 'half pi & ugrave; nearby.
Behind the veteran you have classified a number of teenagers or little more athletes & ugrave; twenties, virtually headed by the nineteen Justine Braisaz, gi & agrave; known to the general public for the good done last winter, you & egrave; easily accommodated in second place despite a mistake in the foot.
The step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium & egrave; deal was between two class 1993. At last the Anais Chevalier 'won the day on Coline Varcin for only 4 "through better step-race, as evidenced by the fact that he had missed a target in more & ugrave ;. Fifth place for' interesting Chloe Chevalier, younger sister Anais, who today do not & egrave; performed worse in terms of speed & agrave; on roller skis.
Should be highlighted the presence in the top ten of a girl born in 1997 and came into the world even in 1998. It is respectively Myrtille Begue, also author of three errors, and Lou Jeanmonnot-Laurent, forced to go once the 'ring of penalty payment agrave ;. Both have taken the luxury of precede Enora Latuilliere, whose precision standing left much to be desired.
Under queso appearance did much worse than the 'former long-distance runner Celia Aymonier, not gone beyond the twentieth position due to well 7 missed targets. Anais Bescond absent, still struggling with the after effects of the stress fracture in the foot that the storm for some time.
Impressive to see how the 'et & agrave; average of the top ten is less than 22 years and as in the first twenty-eight positions will count only three participants born in the '80s (the third of which, however, does not & egrave; nor French, bens & Igrave; Spanish, being Victoria Padial-Hernandez).
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