Spring and Humphries lead the Canadian charged in Calgary

Canadian charged in the second round of the North America Cup bobsled circuit. In Calgary during the night Italian & egrave; staged for the third round of the series, which saw the hosts prevail in both the men's race in the women's two-man bobsleigh.

Saturday 22 November 2014 4 minutes reading time

Among women & egrave; proposed the duel between the two pi & ugrave; major exponents of pink bob, Kaillie Humphries and Elana Meyers-Taylor. The two girls just like a week ago in Park City occurred at the start of the North American circuit to test further the track ahead of the two races in a four-man bob on a Sunday, which is the date that the Canadian 'American want best prepare, given that a good result would mean a further step towards participation in this discipline in testing the World Cup. On this occasion Kaillie Humphries, twice Olympic champion, & egrave; once again impose its law making a difference nell''ultimo third of the gut home. The holder of the Crystal Ball teamed with brakeman Kate Obrien in fact preceded the now historic US rival by more than half a second. A detachment important if you think that Meyers-Taylor in only basic thrust has trimmed the beauty of 2/10 to the winner. (Click here for the final) Third position for an increasingly & ugrave; convincing Mica McNeill who finished just 13 cents from Meyers-Taylor. The twenty-one English silver in Innsbruck Youth Olympic 2012, he played a game at the highest level by closing the first run even on the second place a tie with Elana Meyers-Taylor. An interesting result if you think that starting up the British pay a total of 71 basis points on the powerful American. The 'other pleasant surprise of the day comes dall''ex luger Russian Alexandra Rodionova in this circumstance & egrave; reach only 2 cents from the podium. In the test male clear victory for Chris Spring, author together with brakeman Alexander Kopacz of the two best references lap times of the day. The Canadian National Championship runner pulled off by almost a second and his compatriot Nick Poloniato the 'English Lamin Deen winner of the competition's Last Four-Man series. (Click here for the final) Interesting fourth position for twenty-eight Russian Petr Moissev you & egrave; reported to the excellent Rates thrust. This appointment disappoint the young Codie Bascue that after the good performance shown first in America and then trails in the first races of the season only gets the seventh. This result significantly understated when you consider that the US & egrave; was also preceded Ranked by compatriots Peterson and Coughlin. On this occasion they did not take off Steven Holcomb and Nick Cunningham on the eve of this event were top of the list. On the night Italian & egrave; planning a second round of two-man bobsleigh.