Figure skating - Junior Grand Prix Final 2014/2015
Skaters Asians dominated the short program of the final Junior Grand Prix, but, in Barcelona, ​​in & rsquo; awaited confrontation between Chinese Boyang Jin and Japanese Shoma Uno, l & rsquo; won the day to surprise the young Japanese Sota Yamamoto.
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The fourteen year old trained by Hiroshi Nagakubo & egrave; managed to win by a narrow margin on their opponents by recording the score pi & ugrave; time high in a short program of a junior competition.
Yamamoto, recently preceded by Shoma Uno championships Japanese class, had the merit of being able to complete the triple axel, never performed better in previous releases. In particular, thanks to the quality & agrave; on the elements of jump & egrave; came the technical score pi & ugrave; high, which has been the key to close the segment of the race in first position.
Boyang Jin and Shoma Uno, penalized by & rsquo; regulatory obligation not to perform quadruple jumps, they have improved their personal best. The seventeen year old Chinese did not err on the elements of the jump, but, as d & rsquo; habit, has not made a difference on the tops, while the almost seventeen Japanese, & egrave; been exemplary of spins and steps, but he landed with a clear step-out triple axel, its historical nemesis, and has left some doubt on the wire input of the triple lutz.
Afterwards, you & egrave; placed the fifteen Russian Alexander Petrov, author of the best triple axel of the day, but fell into ruin on the triple lutz preceded by step.
The Korean June Hyoung Lee and the Canadian Roman Sadvosky have, however, found a negative test on all elements of the jump and, between falls and spins missing, have suffered called out of the fight for the top four positions.
RANKING PROGRAM SHORT
1) (JPN) - Sota YAMAMOTO & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 76.14 (43.46 | 32.68) WRJ & nbsp; (Video) 2) (CHN) - Boyang JIN75.30 (41.84 | 33.46) PB & nbsp; (Video) 3) (JPN) - & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; Shoma UNO75.21 (41.07 | 34.14) PB & nbsp; (Video) 4) (RUS) - Alexander PETROV70.07 (38.06 | 33.01) -1.00 & nbsp; (Video) 5) (KOR) - June Hyoung LEE57.42 (28.14 | 30.28) -1.00 & nbsp; (Video) & nbsp; & nbsp; & Nbsp; 6) (CAN) - Roman SADOVSKY56.98 (29.03 | 29.95) -2.00 & nbsp; (Video) & nbsp; & nbsp;
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Sota YAMAMOTO - Jr.Grand Prix Final 2014/15, Barcelona - short program
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