Russian old guard on the shields in the short Finlandia Trophy

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Figure skating - Finlandia Trophy 2015

Russian old guard on the shields in the short Finlandia Trophy

The 'meaning "work in progress" or "work in progress" best summarizes what emerged from the men's short program of the Finlandia Trophy, the fourth round of the Challenger Series circuit ISU.

The "Barona Arena" Espoo & egrave; was, in fact, the scene of a segment of the race characterized by numerous errors, evidence for most of a state still lontata dall''optimum. Rare quadruple jump attempts are unsuccessful and many also the triple axel represented un''enigma unresolved. The first two places in the ranking are occupied by two of the pi & ugrave among athletes; elderly activity & agrave ;. Points to the hand, the better & egrave; It was the twenty-eight Russian Sergei Voronov, Relying on Canadian Jeffrey Buttle for the choreography of the current season. He took to the track on the song "Butterflies and Hurricanes" Muse, the 'student Ethers Tutberidze landed on two feet quadruple toe loop opening, which, after a ride in the middle, stuck in a triple combination toelooo. In the second half & agrave; the program has performed a triple axel, preceded by a long preparation, and, thereafter, he completed a triple Rittberger. Overall, landings of elements jumping not have seemed impeccable, but, with experience, the result & egrave; It was brought to the event, although it is hoped that, along the way, the program can be enriched with transitional passages here and there & agrave ;. Voronov came shortly before pi & ugrave; two points, his compatriot Konstantin Menshov, still able to nearly thirty-three & egrave; years to present two quadruple and a triple axel. The veteran of St. Petersburg completed the quadruple toe loop and place your hands on the ice, but still able to attack a double toe loop, & egrave; then he dropped on an attempt to quadruple salchow without problems of rotation and, finally, has performed in fluency the triple axel, placed in the second half & agrave; of music. Navigated behind the Russians, you & egrave; certificate twenty-five American Adam Rippon, who & egrave; pointed to a hair in half & agrave; between blue and silver. The 'student Rafael Arutunian, best of the lot on the sum of the components of the program, has caught a bad day on the elements of jump by falling on an attempted quadruple lutz, triple degraded properly, landing the triple Axel with the' help a step-out and in the end by running a combination triple flip / double toe loop anzcih & agrave; triple flip / triple toe loop. In the present case, fatal & egrave; a landing was not perfect filp. Next, you & egrave; placed the Japanese Riuju Hino, only in addition to having made the Russians more than the technical minimum to take part in the World Cup. The 'student of Hiroshi Nagakubo, fresh from success in the Chubu Regional Championship, gave up four times, opting for a combination in the opening triple lutz / triple toe loop, well completed cos & Igrave; as the triple axel. In the second half & agrave; music then presented a triple salchow saved with teeth. The Czech Michal Brezina is & egrave; He had to settle for fifth coin, penalized by steps to empty sull''axel and on trying to quadruple salchow, completed only three times in some way. The 'axel has betrayed the American Timothy Dolensky, sixth in wake all''allievo Karel Fajfr.Il free program is disputer & agrave; tomorrow beginning at 11:30. & Nbsp; SHORT PROGRAM RANKING 1) RUS - Sergei VORONOV78.90 (42.23 | 36.67) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 2) RUS - Konstantin MENSHOV76.71 (41.16 | 36.55) - 1003) USA - Adam RIPPON69.29 (33.40 | 36.89) - 1,004) JPN - Ryuju HINO67.55 (35.34 | 32.21) 5) CZE - Michal BREZINA67. 48 (30.31 | 37.17) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 6) United States - Timothy DOLENSKY66.52 (31.65 | 34.87) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 7) PHI - Michael Christian MARTINEZ65.18 (33.76 | 32.42) - 1,008) SWE - Alexander MAJOROV64.59 (31.00 | 33.59) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 9) CAN - Liam FIRUS64.10 (30.94 | 35.16) - 2.0010) FIN - Matthias VERSLUIS60.32 (32.03 | 29.29) - 1.0011) KOR - June Hyoung LEE57.07 (26.36 | 31.71) - 1.0012) GER - Alexander BJELDE53.71 (26.03 | 28.68) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; - 1.0013) FIN - Viktor ZUBIK53.62 (25.77 | 27.85) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 14) FIN - Valtter VIRTANEN52.82 (25.24 | 28.58) - 1.0015) FIN - Roman GALAY47.55 (22:46 | 26.09) - 1.0016) GBR - Graham NEWBERRY42.26 (19:21 | 25.05) - 2.00 & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp ;
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