Figure skating - Grand Prix 2014
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The six qualified for the final of the Grand Prix are Maxim Kovtun, Javier Fernandez, Tatsuki Machida, Takahito Mura, Sergei Voronov and Yuzuru Hanyu.
Monday 1 December 2014 5 minutes reading time
Accomplice l & rsquo; sabbatical Patrick Chan, the North American movement & egrave; was defeated by the twentieth edition of the circuit & nbsp; because, for the second time in history, as well as & eacute; first since 2002, will & agrave; spectator of the final. He cos & Igrave; advantage of the situation, the old continent, which could not qualify three athletes from its & rsquo; edition of 2002, when there were four skaters competing in European & rsquo; final act in San Pietorburgo.
Not & egrave; was, however, put question the Japanese leadership, demonstrated by the presence of three athletes in Barcelona, ​​without forgetting as from 2009 onwards there were always at least two Japanese athletes in the final. In Spain, the game will be two Russian skaters, that has not happened since back in 2002.
The open strip of appearances in the final pi & ugrave; Long belongs to Japan, always represented from 2005 onwards
SKATERS QUALIFIED FOR FINAL (three wins have gone to Japan, two to Russia and Spain)
1) 30 (15 | 15) 486.69 & ndash; (RUS 06/1995) Kovtun Maxim2) 28 (13 | 15) 509.88 & ndash; (JPN 04/1991) FERNANDEZ Javier3) 28 (15 | 13) 506.93 & ndash; (JPN 03/1990) MACHIDA Tatsuki4) 26 (15 | 11) 490.25 & ndash; (JPN 02/1991) WALLS Takahito5) 26 (13 | 13) 488.65 & ndash; (RUS 10/1987) Voronov Sergei6) 22 (13 | 09) 467.35 & ndash; (JPN 12/1994) Yuzuru Hanyu
Stocks
A) 20 (13 | 07) 469.73 & ndash; (USA 12/1994) BROWN JasonB) 20 (09 | 11) 461.02 & ndash; (KAZ 06/1993) TEN DenisC) 20 (11 | 09) 454.09 & ndash; (CAN 05/1998) NGUYEN Nam
WINS FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (119 stages played)
39 & ndash; RUSSIA (with six different athletes) 28 & ndash; JAPAN (with eight different athletes) 20 & ndash; CANADA (with four athletes) 18 & ndash; UNITED STATES (with six athletes) 7 & ndash; FRANCE (one athlete) 2 & ndash; CZECH REPUBLIC (two athletes) 2 & ndash; SPAIN (one athlete) 1 & ndash; China1 & ndash; Switzerland1 & ndash; UKRAINE
PODIUM FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (457 podium finishes available)
81 & ndash; RUSSIA (with fourteen athletes) 80 & ndash; UNITED STATES (with eighteen athletes) 63 & ndash; JAPAN (with eight athletes) 40 & ndash; CANADA (with seven athletes) 29 & ndash; FRANCE (nine athletes) 20 & ndash; CHINA (with six athletes) 11 & ndash; CZECH REPUBLIC (two athletes) 6 & ndash; SPAIN (one athlete) 5 & ndash; SWITZERLAND (one athlete) 5 & ndash; UKRAINE (two athletes) 3 & ndash; BULGARIA (one athlete) 3 & ndash; BELGIUM (one athlete) 3 & ndash; GERMANY (two athletes) 2 & ndash; AZERBAIJAN (one athlete) 1 & ndash; Belarus1 & ndash; Denmark1 - ISRAEL 1 & ndash; HUNGARY 1 & ndash; KAZAKHSTAN 1 & ndash; ROMANIA
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