Qualified for the women's final of the Grand Prix and all-time rankings for nations

Qualificate alla finale femminile del Grand Prix e classifiche all-time per nazioni
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Figure skating - Grand Prix 2015

Qualified for the women's final of the Grand Prix and all-time rankings for nations

The qualified for the final are Evgenia Medvedeva, Gracie Gold, Mao Asada, elena radionova, Satoko Miyahara and Ashley Wagner.

This season, none of the six skaters & egrave; He managed to get two hits, but all of them have filed a victory. Russia, Japan and the United States have won seventeen of eighteen podiums available. L & rsquo; unique & ldquo; & rdquo intruder; & Egrave; It was l & rsquo; Italian Roberta Rodeghiero, third in Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard. The American Ashley Wagner & agrave take; the fourth consecutive final, while Japan's Mao Asada, only one not to have exceeded the threshold of two hundred points in the qualifying round, earned the & rsquo; access & Outdoors; final act for the & rsquo; eighth time in his career. Moreover, Barcelona will try & agrave; to become the first woman in history who won five editions of the Grand Prix. Russian Elena Radionova has, however, never failed to qualify in three attempts had available. Russian Elena Medvedeva, triumphant in the Junior Grand Prix circuit last season, Japan's Satoko Miyahara Gracie Gold and the US will take part in the first final of his career. In truth & agrave ;, l & rsquo; pupil of Frank Carroll had also qualified last season, but because of physical problems had been forced to surrender. The open strip of appearances in the final pi & ugrave; Long belongs to Japan, which does not miss an appointment away from 2001. However, it should be remembered as the last season, the Japanese Rika Hongo race & ograve; Barcelona for the renunciation of Gracie Gold. Skaters QUALIFIED FOR FINAL (Russia, the US and Japan have achieved two stage victory) 1) 30 (15 | 15) & ndash; (RUS 11/1999) Evgenia Medvedeva (best score & nbsp; 206.76) 2) 28 (13 | 15) & ndash; (USA 08/1995) GOLD Gracie (best score & nbsp; 202,80) 3) 26 (15 | 11) & ndash; (JPN 09/1990) Mao ASADA (best score & nbsp; 197.48) 4) 26 (11 | 15) & ndash; (RUS 01/2000) Radionova Elena (best score & nbsp; 211.32) 5) 26 (11 | 15) & ndash; (JPN 03/1998) MIYAHARA Satoko (best score & nbsp; 203.11) 6) 24 (15 | 09) & ndash; (USA 05/1991) Ashley WAGNER (best score & nbsp; 202.52) Stocks A) 20 (13 | 07) & ndash; (JPN 09/1996) HONGO Rika B) 20 (13 | 07) & ndash; (RUS 12/1996) TUKTAMYSHEVA Elizaveta C) 18 (05 | 13) & ndash; (USA 12/1995) HICKS Courtney & Nbsp; WINS FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (125 stages played) 38 & ndash; RUSSIA (with nine athletes) 29 & ndash; US (with eight athletes) 26 & ndash; JAPAN (with ten athletes) 8 & ndash; CANADA (four athletes) 7 & ndash; KOREA (with only one athlete) 4 & ndash; ITALY (with only one athlete) 3 & ndash; UKRAINE (with only one athlete) 2 & ndash; FINLAND (with only one athlete) 2 & ndash; GERMANY (with only one athlete) 2 & ndash; UZBEKISTAN (with only one athlete) 1 & ndash; CHINA 1 & ndash; FRANCE 1 & ndash; HUNGARY 1 & ndash; SWITZERLAND  PODIUM FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (375 podium finishes available) 102 & ndash; RUSSIA (with fourteen athletes) 93 & ndash; JAPAN (with twelve athletes) 91 & ndash; US (with twenty athletes) 18 & ndash; CANADA (with seven athletes) 13 & ndash; ITALY (two athletes) 11 & ndash; UKRAINE (with eleven athletes) 9 & ndash; FINLAND (with four athletes) 8 & ndash; KOREA (with only one athlete) 7 & ndash; HUNGARY (with only one athlete) 6 & ndash; FRANCE (with three athletes) 5 & ndash; UZBEKISTAN (with only one athlete) 4 & ndash; CHINA (with only one athlete) 3 & ndash; SWITZERLAND (two athletes) 2 & ndash; GERMANY (with only one athlete) 1 & ndash; AUSTRIA 1 & ndash; AZERBAIJAN 1 - SWEDEN
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