Sadosvky, Zhou and Samarin in almost parity at the end of the short male Bratislava

Sadosvky, Zhou e Samarin in quasi parità al termine del corto maschile di Bratislava
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Figure skating - J.G.p. Bratislava 2015

Sadosvky, Zhou and Samarin in almost parity at the end of the short male Bratislava

The second day of the opening stage of the Junior Grand Prix circuit is & egrave; open with the men's short program. On the ice of & rsquo; Ondrej Nepela Ice Arena in Bratislava they were challenged eighteen athletes from fourteen countries.

The first segment of the race was dominated by the Canadian Roman Sadvosky, a finalist last season and winner of the qualifying round of Ostrava. The sixteen year old Toronto, despite a few attempts in the warm-up, has not submitted a triple axel opting for two rotations and a conservative program that can increase the value of a good quality & agrave; rink. Impeccable of steps and spins, l & rsquo; Gregor Filipowski student has completed a combination triple lutz / triple toe loop being pardoned by the panel on the triple flip preceded by step, certainly not party to a wire inside. Sadovsky preceded a few tenths of the American Vincent Zhou and Russian Alexander Samarin, on paper the favorite of the eve. & Nbsp; The fourteen stationed in Colorado Springs, best of the lot on the technical side, you & egrave; distinguished for the quality & agrave; the combination triple lutz / triple toe loop, located at the end of the program, but cos & Igrave; like who l & rsquo; it preceded not presented the triple axel. Samarin, instead, & egrave; He failed to execute the triple axel and got the evaluation pi & ugrave; high on each item of the program components, but has paid the price for having attacked a double toe loop instead of & eacute; triple triple lutz and a & rsquo; running problem of triple flip preceded by step. Afterwards, trailing by just over & ugrave; four points off the pace, you & egrave; He placed the eighteen year old Argentine school Margalik Canadian Denis, who added to his repertoire the triple axel, but today has bungled the combination triple lutz / triple toe loop. The rest of the competition, now out of contention for the podium, & egrave; It was set at a safe distance from the nineteen Japanese Daichi Miyata, who had most narrowly on Kevin Shum US and Russian Daniil Bernadiner. The seventeen year old Italian Alessandro Fadini, to debut in the circuit, it closed the segment of the race in tenth position. L & rsquo; student Silvia Martina left some points on the plate because of the combination (triple toe loop / double toe loop instead of & eacute; triple toe loop / triple toe loop), but has completed the rotation of the triple flip, despite landing a bit & rsquo; problematic. Overall, the level of competition is not & egrave; was excelled as evidenced by the four attempts triple axel, only two of which turned out well, not to mention the five combinations triple / triple and completed the triple flip rarely preceded by the step required by the regulation. The free program is disputer & agrave; tomorrow beginning at 15:05. STANDINGS MEN SHORT PROGRAM 01) CAN - Roman SADOVSKY68.49 (36.66 | 31.83) [4 & deg; year] 02) USA - Vincent ZHOU68.07 (37.15 | 30.92) [2 & deg; year] 03) RUS - Alexander SAMARIN67.87 (35.01 | 32.86) [5 & deg; year] 04) ARG - Denis MARGALIK63.83 (34.89 | 28.94) [6 & deg; year] 05) JPN - Daichi MIYATA59.89 (28.65 | 31.24) [6 & deg; year] 06) USA - Kevin SHUM58.74 (31.17 | 27.57) [5 & deg; year] 07) RUS - Daniil BERNADINER57.16 (31.13 | 26.03) [3 & deg; year] 08) UKR - Ivan PAVLOV56.91 (27.88 | 29.03) [4 & deg; year] 09) ITA - Alessandro FADINI49.40 (22.86 | 26.54) [5 & deg; year] 10) GBR - Graham NEWBERRY54.14 (28.67 | 26.47) -1.00 [5 & deg; year] 11) CZE - Petr KOTLARIK49.07 (23:57 | 25.50) [4 & deg; year] 12) JPN - Koshiro SHIMADA47.77 (25.06 | 23.71) -1.00 [1 & deg; year] 13) ON - Nurullah SAHAKA46.46 (24.71 | 23.75) -2.00 [3 & deg; year] 14) KOR - Geon Hyeong AN45.96 (24.66 | 21:30) [2 & deg; year] 15) SVK - Marco KLEPOCH45.71 (22.93 | 22.78) [5 & deg; year] 16) SVK - Jakub KRSNAK35.95 (16:45 | 19:50) [4 & deg; year] 17) AUT - MAIERHOFER35.53 (17:53 | 19:00) - 1:00 [1 & deg; year] 18) HUN - Alexander MASZLJANKO33.42 (16:02 | 19:40 [5 & deg; year] & Nbsp; Legend [1 & deg; year] & ndash; July 1, 2001 & ndash; June 30, 2002 [2 & deg; year] & ndash; July 1, 2000 & ndash; June 30, 2001 [3 & deg; year] & ndash; July 1, 1999 & ndash; 30 June 2000 [4 & deg; year] & ndash; July 1, 1998 & ndash; June 30, 1999 [5 & deg; year] & ndash; July 1, 1997 & ndash; June 30, 1998 [6 & deg; year] & ndash; July 1, 1996 & ndash; June 30, 1997 For live updates, videos and news visit our facebook FIGURE SKATING NEWS and group skating - figure skating
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