Figure Skating - Ice Challenge 2014
Carolina Moscheni and Adam Lukacs (135.27) Italian couple Hungarian Dance, won the competition by a wide margin of juniors & rsquo; Ice Challenge in Graz, b-class event now in its forty-first edition.
Saturday 15 November 2014 4 minutes reading time
Students Barbara Fusar Poli dominated both segments of the race showing a clear superiority & agrave; than their opponents on the technical front and on each item of the program components. For the association is of Hungarian flag & rsquo; umpteenth satisfaction in a season that has them already & agrave; seen on the podium in Zagreb stage junior Grand Prix. However, in the competition in Austria, in contrast with the last appearances, Moscheni / Lukacs offered higher quality & agrave; in the free dance, where among other things they were able to achieve a non-trivial level three sequences of steps in pairs. Continues perci & ograve; smooth gear-up to the World Juniors to be held in Tallinn in early March. In the resort & agrave; Estonia, the couple will be Hungarian & agrave; call to improve the fourteenth place finish last season, but the & rsquo; s & agrave will aim; certainly more & ugrave; ambitious and, at the moment, despite the proliferation of competitive couples in Canada, Russia and the United States, a placement close to the top five does not seem like a mirage.
In second place stood Italians Sara Ghislandi / Jonah Third Ortenzi (121.56), appeared in progress since last week, when they were able to conclude instead d & rsquo; honor the junior race of the NRW Trophy in Dortmund. In the free dance in Graz, students Valter Rizzo showed a & rsquo; s important growth technique, which allowed them to clearly precede the quoted Russian Eva Khachaturian / Andrei Bagin (112.22), now also outclassed the sum of the components of the program. In particular, the performance yesterday, outstanding level three got on the diagonal placed at the end of the program, not to mention the timely & agrave; with which they were executed lift.
On balance, the competition in Austria & egrave; emerged once again the quality & agrave; Italian dance, by now well over twenty years at the top of the movement both at the level of athletes that of technical staff.
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