Nathan Chen rule Dmitri Aliev in the first act of the final Junior Grand Prix

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Figure Skating - Junior Grand Prix Final 2015

Nathan Chen rule Dmitri Aliev in the first act of the final Junior Grand Prix

The first day of the final of the Junior Grand Prix circuit, hosted by CCIB (Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona) Barcelona, ​​you & egrave; ended with the men's short program.

Clearly, the rules in force for the juniors have clipped the wings to all participants, have to give up one or more & ugrave; quadruple. The partial success & egrave; It was won by American Nathan Chen, so far unbeaten in the season and are now able to retouch the personal best. The sixteen year stationed in California & egrave; It was the best on the technical front that on each item of the components of the program, but did not again left on the plate points on heavy spinning elements, combined in the first place. The 'student Rafael Arutuninan, took to the track to the tune of a medley of Michael Jackson, opened the trial with a triple axel and then executed combination triple lutz and triple flip / triple toe loop in the second half & agrave; of music. Filed the first segment of the race now growing curiosity & agrave; for the free program in which Chen said he will perform four quadruple jumps. In second place, with less than two points behind, you & egrave; certificate Russian Dmitri Aliev, the overall best of the lot on the elements of jumping mention 'honor for triple axel and triple flip. The sixteen year old trained by Evgeni Rukavitsin, author of the new personal best, has to & ograve; lost the trail of the leader because of an input is not judged in jumping flying sit, that & egrave; cost among all almost a point and a half. The Japanese Sota Yamamoto, ranked third, has experienced similar misfortune because, after atterratto with a small moment of uncertainty the triple axel, you & egrave; judge saw no value the top angel and changed foot. For the rest, the fifteen stationed in Nagoya & egrave; It was impeccable, but has closed the trial with nearly six points behind the leaders. Next, you & egrave; placed the progressed statuninense Vincent Zhou, who, novelty & agrave; absolute in the international arena, has unsheathed a good triple axel missing for & ograve; ground due to a combination triple lutz / triple toe loop, sottoruotata on the second jump. Fifteen student Tom Zakrajšek, able to break through the wall of the seventy points for the first time in his career, & egrave; was essentially betrayed dall''abituale dish of the house, but at least has run smoothly elements spinner. Despite the fifth part, also the 'Israeli Daniel Samohin has important reasons to smile as & egrave; He managed to limit the damage nell''ostico short program remains fully on course for a podium. As of 'habit, the seventeen year old Tel Aviv, one of the best quadruplisti in circulation, has botched the triple flip, however, taken by a thread are highly non-internal, and landed with a sort of step-out triple axel. No problem, however, the combination triple lutz / triple toe loop and even after all the elements of spinning top, they have created a headache for many. The Canadian Roman Sadovsky, who qualified thanks to a calendar rather favorable, finished in sixth and last place with a gap of ten points from Samohin. Nell''occasione, the best spinners of the race have not been sufficient to correct the egregious passages vacuum on the jumps. & Nbsp; STANDINGS MEN SHORT 1) USA - Nathan CHEN78.59 (41.48 | 37.11) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 2) RUS - Dmitri ALIEV76.78 (40.73 | 36.05) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 3) JPN - Sota YAMAMOTO72.85 (38.17 | 34.68) 4) USA - Vincent ZHOU70.48 (38.19 | 32.29) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 5) ISR - Daniel SAMOHIN69.48 (34.13 | 35.35) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 6) CAN - Roman SADOVSKY59.37 (26.30 | 33.07) & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp;
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