Yuzuru Hanyu mortgage fourth consecutive national title

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Figure skating - Japanese National Championships 2015

Yuzuru Hanyu mortgage fourth consecutive national title

The men's short program, highlight of the opening day of the Japanese National Championships, did not disappoint expectations before confirming the & rsquo; current Japanese leadership on the rest of the world.

The segment of the race has respected the values ​​that emerged in the early part of the season sanctioning success Yuzuru Hanyu in the blaze of the public who thronged the stands of the & ldquo; Makomanai Sekisui Heim Ice Arena "Sapporo. The Olympic champion, winner of the last three national titles, & egrave; It was the best of the day and on each item of much of the program on the technical side, despite the test was open to a fall on the quadruple salchow preceded by step. Hanyu, in any case, & egrave; been rapid rise in performing the & rsquo; now habitual moon and, for the rest, he did not commit burrs worthy of note. After the race, interviewed by local media, he did not hide the disappointment of the performance today. In second place, with less than five points behind, you & egrave; He attested the eighteen Shoma Uno, today or almost as & eacute; impeccable on each item presented, including the triple axel preceded by the moon and the quadruple toe loop run in the second half & agrave; music. & nbsp; The junior world champion in charge preceded by almost six lengths Takahito Mura, at ease on the elements of jumping, but not able to compete with the most & ugrave; young fellow on the tops. The twenty-four son d & rsquo; art has done well is a combination quadruple toe loop / triple toe loop to a triple axel dall''altezza sidereal. Daisuke Murakami, admitted to the final of the Grand Prix for the skin of our teeth, you & egrave; due to settle for fourth coin with a gap of ten points from the podium. L & rsquo; pupil of Frank Carroll missed the & rsquo; appointment with the combination triple lutz / triple Rittberger, sticking to the triple lutz double toe loop and, for the 'umpteenth time, has performed a quadruple salchow not preceded by the step as required by regulation. L & rsquo; now veteran longtime Takahiko Kozuka concluded the segment of the race in fifth place, penalized by a quadruple toe loop at the limit with the rotation and the difficulty & agrave; nell & rsquo; perform the combination, opened by a triple lutz and closed by a double-toe loop with l & rsquo; support of one hand on the ice. Next, you & egrave; Keiji Tanaka placed the twenty-one, remained without points jump preceded by the step to have executed a double salchow instead & eacute; triple or quadruple as planned. The free program will be held & agrave; tomorrow beginning at 09:55, Italian time. SHORT PROGRAM RANKING 01) Yuzuru Hanyu 102.63 (55.86 | 47.77) -1.00) 02) Shoma A 97.94 (53.54 | 44.40) 03) MURA93.26 Takahito (50.16 | 43.10) 04) Daisuke Murakami 83.49 (42.38 | 41.11) 05) Takahiko KOZUKA78.19 (37.08 | 41.11) 06) Keiji TANAKA74.19 (37.02 | 37.17) 07) Ryuju HINO74.03 (38.95 | 35.08) 08) Shu NAKAMURA69.47 (38.75 | 30.72) 09) You KAWAHARA66.72 (33.36 | 33.36) 10 ) Daichi MIYARA66.61 (34.36 | 32.25) 11) Sota YAMAMOTO62.92 (29.56 | 34.36) -1.0012) Kazuki TOMONO62.51 (33.34 | 29.17) 13) Eiki HATTORI 61.94 (30.01 | 31.93) 14) Naoki ODA 61.21 (34 | 16 | 26.05) 15) Jun SUZUKI 61.82 (31.03 | 30.79) 16) SATO Hiroaki 60.03 (30.03 | 30.00) 17) Koshiro SHIMADA58.41 (29.48, 28.93) 18) Mitsuki SUMOTO58.11 (31.14 | 26.97) 19) Daisuke ISOZAKI 57.15 (26.72 | 31.43) -1.0020) Kohei YOSHINO55.97 (27.97 | 28.00) 21) Kosuke NOZOE54.89 (27.67 | 27.22) 22) Masato KIMURA53.19 (28.05 | 25.14) 23) Koshin YAMADA53.02 (25.81 | 27.21) 24) Ryuta KATADA51.54 (26.66 | 24.88) 25) Kento KAJITA51.42 (25.60 | 26.82) -1.0026) Keiichiro SASAHARA51.28 (25.52 | 26.76) -1.0027) Ryo SAGAMI50.85 (25.20 | 25.65) 28) Ryoichi YUASA50.69 (24.67 | 26.02) 29) Kosuke NAKANO 50.36 (24.43 | 25.93) 30) Kosuke WATABE49.56 (24.81 | 25.77) -1.00
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