Figure skating - World Team Trophy 2015
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Gabrialla Papadakis and Guillaume CIZERON have closed the season with a flourish that consecrated them nell''el & Igrave; te world imposing itself in the free dance of the World Team Trophy.
Friday 17 April 2015 5 minutes reading time
After a few weeks after the triumph in the World Championships, the winning couple transalpine has again broken down the wall of one hundred and ten points in the segment pi & ugrave; long race, threshold tab & ugrave; for the 'whole competition in business & agrave ;.
In fact, you & egrave; dell''ennesimo treated successfully for the free dance created by Marie France Dubreuil number 23 on the notes at the Adagio of Mozart. Papadakis / CIZERON have clocked the best technical score and assessment pi & ugrave; high on the components of the program ahead, to equality & agrave; levels obtained, Canadians Kaitlyn Weaver / Andrew Poje, who stopped to one hundredth of a point from the personal best set in the final of the Grand Prix. Moreover, it should be stressed as the sum of the two programs, it was precisely the Canadian couple to win with little more & ugrave; of a point over the French.
Americans Madison Chock / Evan Bates have had to settle for third position with a large gap from the rivals seasonal. The vice-world champions have paid duty especially for a fall of Bates at the end of the diagonal, which cost all-inclusive five heavy points.
The Russians Elena Ilynkh / Ruslan Zhiganshin were confirmed in fourth place and preceded the emerging Chinese Shiyue Wang / Xinyu Liu, also now able to retouch the national record. The Japanese Cathy Reed / Chris Reed have ended sadly last revealing a technical gap unbridgeable, also son of the many physical problems that have affected the last two years.
A three stages from the end of World Team Trophy, the United States continues to lead the standings by a margin of five points on Russia and ten on Japan. The hosts, taking advantage dell''imminente program free men, will try to increase the image on Canada currently fourth in four lengths of separation from the bronze medal.
DANCE CLASS FREE
1) FRA - Gabriella PAPADAKIS / Guillaume CIZERON & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 111.06 (54.32 | 56.74) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 2) CAN - Kaitlyn WEAVER / Andrew Poje & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 109.79 (53.35 | 56.44) PB & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 3) USA - Madison CHOCK / Evan BATES & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 102.24 (49.23 | 54.01) - 1004) RUS - Elena ILINYKH / Ruslan ZHIGANSHIN & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 95.10 (45.29 | 49.81) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 5) CHN - Shiyue WANG / LIU Xinyu & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 86.99 (45.38 | 41.61) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; NR6) JPN - Cathy REED / Chris REED & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 73.24 (37.57 | 37.67) & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;
WOLRD STANDINGS TEAM TROPHY (after five out of eight programs)
1) 67 - US2) 62 - RUSSIA3) 57 - Japan4) 53 - Canada5) 47 - China6) 41 - FRANCE
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