The Russians Gubanova / Sintsov win the stage in Colorado Springs, but not convincing

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Figure skating - J.G.p. Colorado Springs in 2015

The Russians Gubanova / Sintsov win the stage in Colorado Springs, but not convincing

The pair of Russian art consists of Anastasia and Alexei Gubanova Sintsov clinched the first win of his career in a qualifying round of the Junior Grand Prix after prevailing, albeit with some heartache too, in the competition hosted by the Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs.

Seconds after the short program, thanks to a venial sin on the lifting of Group Four favorites Eve redeemed themselves in the segment pi & ugrave; long race, claiming a quality & agrave; higher than the average of lifting, reverse frame including, spins and death spirals, in the present case external back. However, the 'impression arose not & egrave; It was cos & Igrave; egrave ;, & positive because apart from a sporadic error in the triple twist, & egrave; It seemed obvious the poor competitiveness & agrave; on the jumps in parallel. The couple stationed in Perm has, in fact, presented a combination double Rittberger / double Rittberger and a double flip, however badly run, frankly a bit '' just for those who should nurture ambitions of success in the final. The situation & egrave; to be better on the throw jumps, especially the triple flip well completed unlike the triple Rittberger that required the 'help of a step-out. In second place, in spite of the past few months side by side, you were placed Americans Joy Weinberg / Maximiliano Fernandez, that compared to other competing couples have planned the technical content absolutely less qualified, but had the merit of limiting barbs being rewarded by the best feedback on program components. Third place & egrave; He went to Russian debutants Elena Ivanova / Tagir Khakimov, training partners of the winners. Moreover, the school of Perm & egrave; so far he has been able to occupy four of the six podium places available in the two stages held so far. Koreans Kim Ye Ri / Alex Kang Kam Chan, third after the short program, had to settle for sixth place penalized by not lifting all''altezza competition and spriale death lost its way. Mere participation is still a historic event for South Korea. In virt & ugrave; today's result, the Russian successes in the qualifying stages of the Junior Grand Prix are now forty-four, which are added five wins in the final. & nbsp; & Nbsp; FINAL STANDINGS 1) RUS - Anastasia Gubanova / Alexei SINTSOV & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 140.16 (2 | 1) 2) USA - Joy WEINBERG / Maximiliano FERNANDEZ & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 136.62 (1 | 3) 3) RUS - Elena IVANOVA / Tagir Khakimov & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 134.07 (4 | 2) 4) CAN - Bryn HOFFMAN / Bryce CHUDAK & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 129.34 (5 | 4) 5) RUS - Anastasia Mishina / Vladislav Mirzoev & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 128.01 (6 | 5) 6) KOR - Ye Ri KIM / Alex Kang Chan KAM & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 124.56 (3 | 6) 7) USA - Sarah ROSE / Joseph Goodpaster & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 120.89 (7 | 7) 8) USA - Gabriella Marvaldi / Cody DOLKIEWICZ & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 115.84 (8 | 8)
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Elena IVANOVA / Tagir KHAKIMOV (RUS) - JGP Colorado Springs 2015 - free program

ISU Junior Grand Prix, Saturday 5 September 2015