In Warsaw Cup debut for discrete Iliushechkina / Moscovitch and Marchei / Hotarek

Nella Warsaw Cup, discreto debutto per Iliushechkina/Moscovitch e Marchei/Hotarek
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Figure skating - Warsaw Cup 2014

In Warsaw Cup debut for discrete Iliushechkina / Moscovitch and Marchei / Hotarek

The first day of the Warsaw Cup, the ninth leg of the ISU Challenger Series hosted by Torwar Ice Rink in Warsaw, has dispensed special surprises and has given good results in the movement blue

In the men's short program, the fifteen Russian Alexander Petrov (75,74), engaged in the seventh race of the season, had the best against the eighteen year old Filipino Michael Christian Martinez. (73,81). For both, & egrave; got the new personal best result in a case of a & rsquo; s important elements of top growth and nell''altro of tangible improvements on the quality & agrave; of the jumps. In the end, to give leadership partial & egrave; was decisive combination, enclosed by Martinez with a double toe loop unlike Petrov who attacked a triple flip-triple toe loop. The third, to more than fifteen points behind the pace of the race, & egrave; Paul went to the twenty-two Fentz (58,33), fell on the triple axel, but able to present a good triple lutz preceded by a step and a combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop in the second part of the music. After that, you & egrave; placed the & rsquo; blue Matthew Rizzo (56.25), author of the new personal officer. The sixteen year old stationed in Sesto San Giovanni & egrave; managed to limit the smearing and is well executed as planned by opening the program with a combination of triple flip / double toe loop, triple lutz preceded by, followed by step. It & rsquo; was, however, delayed the & rsquo; expected Paniot Ukrainian Yaroslav (51,37), penalized by a simple axel, but able to perform a & rsquo; s excellent combination triple flip / triple Rittberger. In the short-dance, the prediction Eve & egrave; was widely respected, but the segment of the race & egrave; was characterized by the severity & agrave; technical panel, especially on sequences paso-doble. In the first place there are the Italian-Slovak Federica Testa / Lukas Csolley (56,98), gi & agrave; Winners in Riga a couple of weeks ago. & nbsp; Students of Robert Pelizzola argued a technical rate higher than the competition ahead of young Russians Evgenia Kosigina / Nikolai Moroshkin (53,02) and Ukrainians Alexandra Nazarova / Maxim Nikitin (51,06), which, at the first exit in category Seniors have had the better of the Turkish Alisa Agafonova / Alper Ucar (49,26), regular training partners. Italians Federica Bernardi / Saverio Giacomelli (47.32) finished seventh in the program by adjusting a few tenths young fellow Sofia Sforza / Leo Luca Sforza (46,96), still eligible to compete at the junior level. The two pairs school Agor & agrave; have given something to the opponents of the mandatory sequence paso doble and the sequence of steps in parallel, performing, however, convincingly twizzles and rotational lift. & Nbsp; In the pairs short program reserved for artistic, ruled the & rsquo; s balance as the four associations members were enclosed within only three points. The best response & egrave; was obtained from debutante Canadian Lubov Iliushechkina / Dylan Moscovitch (55,40), which have now presented a rather ambitious program, open a parallel triple salchow and a triple twist. Iliuschechkina, in particular, having landed with a clear step-out jumping in parallel, & egrave; redeemed on the triple lutz launched, well executed. For the rest, the new couple showed more & ugrave; that decent speed & agrave; and attractive potential on the lifts, since the lift of three group & egrave; was very well executed. In second place were placed young Russian Lina Fedorova / Maxim Miroshkin (53,96), which, as usual, scribbled out a flawless performance on most of the elements presented in the fall of Fedorova on the triple toe loop in parallel. & Nbsp; However, driven by a triple twist of enormous breadth and convincing performance of triple Rittberger launched and the lifting of group three were able to get the best technical score of the day, outperforming fellow Arina Cherniavskaia / Anthony Souza-Kordyeru ( 52,96), appeared, up from Cup of China and Ice Challenge in Graz. Entrants Italian Valentina Marchei / Ondrej Hotarek (52.32) closed the segment of the race in the wake of the Russian couples, compared to what they paid duty on the twist, performed twice instead of & eacute; three times. & nbsp; The new partnership is blue & egrave; distinguished for the quality & agrave; elements in single, presenting a great triple salchow in parallel with the sequence of steps by far the best of the competition. They have, however, some problems denoted on the triple lutz launched, landed with l & rsquo; aid of a step-out and on the top in parallel, in which, apart levels, & egrave; completely missed the & rsquo; unison. Overall, the performance, in spite of the perceived tension, not & egrave; was negative, but clearly there will be & agrave; still much work to be done to link together the various elements and above all to assume a true dimension of torque. At the first exit & egrave; was, however, far exceeded the technical limit to take part in the World Championships.
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