Ondrej Moravec won the men's sprint World Cup in front of Tyumen Michael RSCH

The quote "The last shall be first" found representation in the practice of the men's sprint World Championships in Tyumen Since & eacute; Success & egrave; went to Ondrej Moravec, who started with bib pi & ugrave; high in absolute.

Saturday 23 August 2014 4 minutes reading time

The Czech won the medal 'gold in a much more & ugrave; net as the final benefit does not give away and playing a test in contrast with their own characteristics. The thirty-year Jablonec & egrave; usually compete in "negative split", ie increase of efficiency with the passage of kilometers, while today & egrave; came to have more than 20 "lead sull''inseguitore pi & ugrave; close before losing ground in the final lap. The medal 'silver & egrave; Michael went to R & ouml; sch that gives then to Belgium, his country of 'adoption, a prestigious result in a World Championship event (albeit in specific gravity much lower than in winter). The thirty-one Saxon & egrave; always shown as comfortable on roller skis closing the square of 'honor despite two mistakes and being right in the final competition of Martin Otcenas. The twenty-seven Slovak, never entered into the points in the World Cup, & egrave; was the surprise of the day and won the bronze medal with authority to which he could aspire even the Slovenian Klemen Bauer who, having covered the first 8 targets, has missed the last two finishing in sixth place, behind the Bulgarian Vladimir Iliev and the Czech Michal Slesingr. The best of the Russians & egrave; was the "grand old man" Ivan Tcherezov eighth. Alexander Loginov finished tenth and Andrei Makoveev, the last performances of his career, twelfth. In any case, none of the hosts & egrave; been a factor in the race for the podium. The same goes for the French Jean Guillaume Beatrix, thirteenth with an error. Disappointing also evidence of Jaroslav Soukup, twenty-fourth, with 3 penalty payment agrave ;. SPRINT MASCHILE1. MORAVEC Ondrej [CZE] (0 + 1) 24''30 "82. R & ouml; SCH Michael [BEL] (1 + 1) 6" 53. OTCENAS Martin [SVK] (0 + 1) 12 "94. ILIEV Vladimir [BUL] (1 + 0) to 26" 35. SLESINGR Michal [CZE] (1 + 0) 32 "56. BAUER Klemen [SLO] (0 + 2) 37" 67. PUCHIANU Cornel [ROU] (0 + 1) 52 "18. TCHEREZOV Ivan [RUS] (0 + 1) 58" 29. ANEV Krasimir [BUL] (0 + 0) at 58 "910. LOGINOV Alexander [RUS] (0 + 1) 59" 2 Click here for full results. The 'tracking set for 14:00 on Sunday, Italian, sar & agrave; the final race of the event.

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