Figure skating - Grand Prix 2015
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The six qualified for the final of the Grand Prix are Javier Fernandez, Yuzuru Hanyu, Shoma Uno, Boyang Jin, Patrick Chan and Daisuke Murakami.
Monday 30 November 2015 5 minutes reading time
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Japanese Yuzuru Hanyu take & agrave; the fifth consecutive final and prover & agrave; to become the first man capable of commanding three consecutive years. For Chinese Boyang Jin and for the Japanese winners in the past the junior circuit, you Tratter & agrave; the first appearance cos & Igrave; as for the Japanese Daisuke Murakami. The attendance record among qualified, it is up to the Canadian Patrick Chan, who will & agrave; the match for the seventh time.
The open strip of qualifiers in the final pi & ugrave; Long belongs to Japan, which does not miss an appointment from 2005 onwards.
SKATERS QUALIFIED FOR THE FINAL (Japan and Spain have won two, Canada and the United States a)
1) 30 (15 | 15) - (ESP, 04/1991) Javier FERNANDEZ (best score & nbsp; 271.43) 2) 28 (13 | 15) - (JPN, 12/1994) Yuzuru Hanyu (best score 322, 40) 3) 28 (13 | 15) - (JPN, 12/1997) SHOMA A (best score, 257.43) 4) 26 (13 | 13) - (CHN, 10/1997) JIN Boyang (best score 266.43 ) 5) 24 (15 | 07) - (RUS 10/1987) Patrick CHAN (best score 271.14) 6) 22 (11 | 11) - (JPN, 01/1991) Daisuke Murakami (best score 252.25)
 Stocks
A) 20 (09 | 11) 469.73 & ndash; (CHN, 03/1996) YAN Han B) 19 (15 | 04) 461.02 & ndash; (United States, 02/1992) AARON Max C) 18 (05 | 13) 454.09 & ndash; (RUS, 05/1998) Adam PITKEEV
WINS FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (125 stages played)
39 & ndash; RUSSIA (with six athletes) 30 & ndash; JAPAN (with nine athletes) 21 & ndash; CANADA (four athletes) 19 & ndash; US (with six athletes) 7 & ndash; FRANCE (one athlete) 4 & ndash; SPAIN (one athlete) 2 & ndash; CZECH REPUBLIC (two athletes) 1 & ndash; CHINA 1 & ndash; SWITZERLAND 1 & ndash; UKRAINE
 PODIUM FOR NATIONS IN TESTS OF QUALIFICATION (375 podium finishes available)
83 & ndash; RUSSIA (with fifteen athletes) 83 & ndash; US (with eighteen athletes) 70 & ndash; JAPAN (with nine athletes) 41 & ndash; CANADA (with seven athletes) 29 & ndash; FRANCE (with nine athletes) 23 & ndash; CHINA (with seven athletes) 11 & ndash; CZECH REPUBLIC (two athletes) 8 & 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; BELARUS 1 & ndash; DENMARK 1 - ISRAEL 1 & ndash; HUNGARY 1 & ndash; KAZAKHSTAN 1 & ndash; ROMANIA
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