Figure skating - Trophe Eric Bompard 2014
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Elena Radionova won the first round of felt comparison of teenage Russian in the short program ahead of Troph & egrave; Eric Bompard and the historic rival Julia Lipnitskaia.
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Both were united by the disappointment of the score achieved, considered below their respective expectations, but knowing the character and determination of the two subjects in question there & rsquo; & egrave; too surprising about it. In addition, the junior champion in office, the fact that you have improved a few cents on personal best was a small consolation.
Personal frustrations aside, the audience of the & ldquo; Skating rink de M & eacute; riadeck & rdquo; Bordeaux was able to attend a performance of exceptional quality & agrave ;.
Radionova, other things being equal & agrave; levels obtained in steps and spins, has been able to capitalize on the point and a half ahead of the basic technical score, the son of the choice of performing a triple lutz as opening jump of a combination. & nbsp; Lipnitiskaia, for its part, & egrave; managed to gnaw through a point on the top-scoring components of the program, but, on balance, & egrave; remained detached from forty-nine cents.
From a technical point of view, it & egrave; witnessed a proliferation of elements of absolute top quality & agrave ;, but & egrave; also true that compared to other releases the defending champion European & egrave; appeared less dominant on what is historically its strength.
The twenty-three American Ashley Wagner, third wheel of the situation, closed the evidence on the step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium, a disadvantage compared to direct rivals rotations missing the triple toe loop, at the end of the combination with the triple flip and triple Rittberger preceded by the step, but most of the less familiar with the elements of spinning top. L & rsquo; pupil of Rafael Arutunian & egrave; remained afloat thanks to the best ratings day on the components of the program, but gave the & rsquo; s impression that it does not have the technical means to play the game on equal terms. In fact, except double axel and steps aside, he paid the price of each item. There & ograve; Accordingly, the & rsquo; s aim to exceed sixty points to avoid unpleasant surprises in optics qualification for the final of the Grand Prix & egrave; was crowned, but it will be & agrave; fundamental expression of high levels of competitiveness & agrave; even in the free program tomorrow to be in a state of tranquility & agrave ;.
In fourth position is & egrave; amounted to surprise the regenerated Russian Maria Artemieva, which has benefited from having simplified the technical content of the elements of jump performing quite well and the combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop that triple lutz preceded by the step. The ventuenne coached by Evgeni Rukavitsin appeared competitive even on the tops, so it & igrave; Crumble the primacy staff officer approaching the 'ambitious threshold of sixty points.
After that, you & egrave; placed the hostess Mae Berenice Meit & egrave ;, appeared decidedly more & ugrave; on the ball, especially on jumps than at Skate America. The French national champion in charge of measurement preceded the US Courtney Hicks, tumbling fall on the triple lutz, and Samantha Cesario, penalized by a triple lutz not taken from the outer edge, but grew up on the very tops. It & rsquo; remained in contact even Japan's Haruka Imai, who lost land due to a & rsquo; episodic fall on the sequence of steps, all costatale between at least three points.
Pi & ugrave; unplug all the others, governed by Swiss import Ovcharova Anna, author of the new personal best.
SHORT PROGRAM RANKED WOMEN
01) (RUS) - Elena RADIONOVA67.28 (37.14 | 30.14) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; PB02) (RUS) - Julia LIPNITSKAIA66.79 (35.64 | 31.15) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 03) (USA) - Ashley Wagner & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 61.35 (29.24 | 32.11) 04) (RUS) - Mary ARTEMIEVA58.38 (32.48 | 25.90) ​​PB05) (FRA) - Mae Berenice MEITE57.61 (31.66 | 25.95) SB06) (USA) - Courtney HICKS55.70 (29.59 | 27.11) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; -1.0007) (USA) - Samantha CESARIO55.19 (28.66 | 26.53) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 08) (JPN) - Haruka IMAI54.72 (28.32 | 27.40) & nbsp; -1.0009) (SUI) - Anna OVCHAROVA50.15 (26.18 | 23.97) PB10) (CZE) - Eliska BREZINOVA48.28 (25.30 | 22.98) SB & nbsp; & nbsp; 11) (CAN) - Veronik MALLET45.07 (22.99 | 24.08) -2.0012) (FRA) - Laurine LECAVELIER44.03 (21:32 | 23.71) -1.00
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