Figure skating - Grand Prix 2014
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The six qualified for the final are Elena Radionova, Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, Anna Pogorilaya, Gracie Gold, Julia Lipnitskaia and Ashley Wagner.
Monday 1 December 2014 5 minutes reading time
The ticket for the 'final act in Barcelona were split between only two nations, that boasts a unique precedent dated 1996.
Russia, for the third time in history, potr & agrave; has four athletes in the final as it happened in 2000 and last season.
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Skaters QUALIFIED FOR FINAL (four wins have gone to Russia, one in Japan and the United States)
1) 30 (15 | 15) 399.39 & ndash; (RUS 01/2000) Radionova Elena2) 28 (13 | 15) 386.22 & ndash; (RUS 12/1996) TUKTAMYSEHVA Elizaveta3) 28 (15 | 13) 365.24 & ndash; (RUS 04/1998) POGORILAYA Anna4) 26 (11 | 15) 370.54 & ndash; (USA 08/1995) GOLD Gracie5) 26 (13 | 13) 358.75 & ndash; (RUS 06/1998) LIPTNITSKAIA Julia6) 24 (13 | 11) 363.74 & ndash; (USA 05/1991) Ashley WAGNER
Stocks
A) 22 (07 | 15) 349.47 & ndash; (JPN 09/1996) HONGO Rikab) 22 (11 | 11) 360.77 & ndash; (JPN 03/1998) MIYAHARA SatokoC) 20 (11 | 09) 342.48 & ndash; (11/1994 JPN) MURAKAMI Kanako
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WINS FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (119 stages played)
36 & ndash; RUSSIA (with eight athletes) 27 & ndash; UNITED STATES (with eight athletes) 24 & ndash; JAPAN (with nine athletes) 8 & ndash; CANADA (with four athletes) 7 & ndash; KOREA (with one athlete) 4 & ndash; ITALY (with one athlete) 3 & ndash; UKRAINE (with one athlete) 2 & ndash; FINLAND (with one athlete) 2 & ndash; GERMANY (with one athlete) 2 & ndash; UZBEKISTAN (with one athlete) 1 & ndash; China1 & ndash; France1 & ndash; Hungary1 & ndash; SWITZERLAND
PODIUM FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (457 podium finishes available)
95 & ndash; RUSSIA (with thirteen athletes) 87 & ndash; JAPAN (with twelve athletes) 87 & ndash; UNITED STATES (with twenty athletes) 18 & ndash; CANADA (with seven athletes) 12 & ndash; ITALY (with one athlete) 11 & ndash; UKRAINE (with eleven athletes) 9 & ndash; FINLAND (with four athletes) 8 & ndash; KOREA (with one athlete) 7 & ndash; HUNGARY (with one athlete) 6 & ndash; FRANCE (with three athletes) 5 & ndash; UZBEKISTAN (with one athlete) 4 & ndash; CHINA (with one athlete) 3 & ndash; SWITZERLAND (with two athletes) 2 & ndash; GERMANY (with one athlete) 1 & ndash; Austria1 & ndash; AZERBAIGIAN1 - SWEDEN
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