Elizaveta Tuktamysheva you & egrave; ensured with merit the title of Queen of autumn buying up every available victory with a voracity & agrave; from rare precedent in history.
Tuesday 16 December 2014 16 minutes reading time
After the success not too convincing in the first leg of the Cup of Russia, actually & agrave; favorable opportunity to carry out some experiments, l & rsquo; student of Alexei Mishin began a triumphal ride that & rsquo; led progressively to retouch the personal best going from 188.85, obtained in the European Championships in Zagreb in 2013, to 203.58 of the final the Grand Prix in Barcelona.
In fact, l & rsquo; now eighteen stationed in St. Petersburg (tomorrow sar & agrave; his birthday) launched the new philosophy of & rsquo; train competing wherever possible, an approach that, in the light of the results obtained, may soon have new followers / and. The road map speaks of eight races with seven wins and a second place. In the seven international competitions which took part, the score pi & ugrave; Low & egrave; 186.70 was obtained in Nice in a festive atmosphere, reflected still good enough to get on the podium in the final of the Grand Prix. As expected, in virt & ugrave; a consistency of performance exemplary, which speaks volumes about the mental and physical recovery of a & rsquo; athlete to date ended too early, & egrave; arrived an easy success in the first edition of & rsquo; ISU Challenger Series, repeated with the most well & ugrave; important statement in the final of the Grand Prix.
Ci & ograve; However, the tests are not yet finished as sar & agrave; now need to give their best even in the upcoming national championships in Sochi where will compete among others: - the winner of the Grand Prix senior (Elizaveta Tuktamysheva) - the winner of the Grand Prix junior (Evgenia Medvedeva) - Olympic champion in office, health permitting (Adelina Sotnikova) - the world junior champion and record holder seasonal (Elena Radionova) - the record holder in seasonal competitions juniors (Serafima Sakhanovich) - the defending season record in the short program (Julia Lipnitskaia) - ranked fourth in the last World Cup and Grand Prix ​​(Anna Pogorilaya) - the winner of the Grand Prix Junior 2013 (Maria Sotskova) - the defending third in the short program score seasonal (Alena Leonova).
Basically, with all due respect for the lovers of the European Championship, where last season with 142 points is entered among the top ten, the continental competition pi & ugrave; prestigious sar & agrave; the Russian National Championship, where, as a rule, those who can not get 142 points & ograve; have the right to citizenship.
Tuktamysheva, thanks to the provision of Barcelona, ​​& egrave; became the tenth athlete in history to break the barrier of two hundred points, missing for a & rsquo; trifle primacy seasonal remained in the hands of Radionova, only athlete to have her defeat in recent months. Especially, for the second time in his career, he shot down the threshold of seventy points TES (total elements score), finish line now within the reach of a few elected (Ando, ​​Asada, Kim, Sotnikova, Radionova and Lipnitskaia).
Sar & agrave; now interesting to determine whether the assessments on each component of the program, gi & agrave; increased during the season, you impenneranno. On the front of the segment pi & ugrave; long race, the winner of the final Barcelona & egrave; stabilized by three events in this part, around 65 points, pi & ugrave tenth; tenth less. However, at least on this side, the gap compared to the dominating Olympic dell''anno still quite relevant.
RANKING ALL-TIME UPDATED TO SEASON 2014/2015 (athletes who have passed 180 points in the first competitions of the senior level and Challenger Series)
The sum of the two segments of the race, 27 athletes have so far broken the barrier of 180 points.
01) Yu-Na KIM (KOR-1990) 228.56 (OWG2010, Vancouver)
02) Adelina Sotnikova (RUS-1996) 224.59 (OWG2014, Sochi)
03) KOSTNER Carolina (ITA-1987) 216.73 (OWG2014, Sochi)
04) Mao ASADA (JPN-1990) 216.69 (W.CH.2014, Saitama)
05) LIPNITSKAIA Julia (RUS-1998) 209.72 (E.Ch.2014, Budapest)
06) GOLD Gracie (USA-1995) 205.53 (OWG2014, Sochi)
07) Radionova Elena (RUS-1999) 203.92 (Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard 2014, Bordeaux)
08) TUKTAMYSHEVA Elizaveta (RUS-1996) 203.58 (GPFinal 2014, Barcelona)
09) ROCHETTE Joannie (CAN-1986) 202.64 (OWG2010, Vancouver)
10) ANDO Miki (JPN-1987) 201.34 (FCCH.2011, Taipei City)
11) Akiko Suzuki (JPN-1985) 199.58 (WTT2013, Tokyo)
12) SLUTSKAJA Irina (RUS-1979) 198.06 (Cup of Russia in 2005, St. Petersburg)
13) Sasha Cohen (USA-1984) 197.60 (2003 Skate Canada, Mississauga)
14) POGORILAYA Anna (RUS-1998) 197.50 (W.CH.2014, Saitama)
15) MURAKAMI Kanako (JPN-1994) 196.91 (FCCH.2014, Taipei City)
16) WAGNER Ashley (USA-1991) 194.37 (Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard 2013, Paris)
17) ARAKAWA Shizuka (JPN-1981) 191.34 (OWG2006, Torino)
18) NAGASU Mirai (USA-1993) 190.21 (OWG2010, Vancouver)
19) Kimmie MEISSNER (USA-1989) 189.87 (W.CH.2006, Calgary)
20) Laura Lepisto (FIN-1988) 187.97 (OWG2010, Vancouver)
21) EDMUNDS Polina (USA-1998) 187,50 (W.CH.2014, Saitama)
22) LEONOVA Alena (RUS-1990) 186.71 (2014 Nebelhorn, Oberstdorf)
23) MIYAHARA Satoko (JPN-1998) 186.53 (FCCH.2104, Taipei City)
24) LI Zijun (CHN-1996) 183.85 (W.Ch.2013, London)
25) Rachel Flatt (USA-1992) 182.49 (OW.G.2010, Vancouver)
26) CZISNY Alissa (USA-1987) 182.25 (W.Ch.2011, Moscow)
27) Fumie Suguri (JPN-1980) 182.08 (GPFinal 2003 Colorado Springs)
Considering the junior competitions, must be added to the company three other Russian athletes.
- SAKHANOVICH Serafima (RUS-2000) 191.96 (Ljubljana Cup 2014, Ljubljana) - Evgenia Medvedeva (RUS-1999) 190.89 (Jr.GP.Final 2014, Barcelona) - PROKLOVA Alexandra (RUS-2000) 181.18 (Czech Skate 2013, Ostrava)
(In bold the skaters at the time in business & agrave;)
RACE OVER 180 POINTS (competitions in top-level and senior Challenger Series)
Since & egrave; entered into force the new scoring system, in 179 occasions & egrave; exceeded the threshold of 180 points. Mao Asada & egrave; the 'athlete who can & ograve; use the title have succeeded pi & ugrave; times, but the percentage of Yu-Na Kim & egrave; much better as it has reached the 'goal in 20 of the 21 races (28 of 42 for Asada). So far, clear round for the teen-ager Russian Elena Radionova.
28 (in 42 races) Mao ASADA (JPN) 20 (in 21 games) KIM Yu-Na (KOR) 13 (in 48 races) KOSTNER Carolina (ITA) 13 (in 29 games) WAGNER Ashley (USA) 11 (in 27 races) Akiko Suzuki (JPN) 8 (in 10 games) SLUTSKAJA Irina (RUS) 8 (in 17 games) TUKTAMYSHEVA Elizaveta (RUS) 7 (11 races) LIPNITSKAIA Julia (RUS) 7 (7 races) Radionova Elena (RUS ) 7 (13 races) GOLD Gracie (USA) 7 (28 races) ROCHETTE Joannie (CAN) 7 (33 races) ANDO Miki (JPN) 6 (8 races) Sasha Cohen (USA) 5 (in 13 races ) Adelina Sotnikova (RUS) 5 (in 31 games) LEONOVA Alena (RUS) 4 (in 7 races) POGORILAYA Anna (RUS) 3 (in six races) MIYAHARA Satoko (JPN) 3 (in 20 games) MURAKAMI Kanako (JPN) 2 (4 races) EDMUNDS Polina (USA) 2 (in 11 games) Zijun LI (CHN) 2 (in 11 games) ARAKAWA Shizuka (JPN) 2 (in 14 games) Kimmie MEISSNER (USA) 2 (in 17 games) Rachel Flatt (USA) 2 (in 19 games) NAGASU Miriai (USA) 2 (in 25 races) CZISNY Alissa (USA) 2 (in 26 games) Fumie Suguri (JPN) 1 (in 13 games) Laura Lepisto (FIN)
 RACE OVER 190 POINTS (competitions in top-level and senior Challenger Series)
The wall of 190 points & egrave; was shot down in 84 opportunities, but only 18 athletes are successful. Also in this case, the record holder & egrave; Mao Asada
17 - Mao ASADA (JPN) 11 - Yu-Na KIM (KOR) 6 - KOSTNER Carolina (ITA) 6 - LIPNITSKAIA Julia (RUS) 6 - WAGNER Ashley (USA) 5 - ANDO Miki (JPN) 5 & ndash; TUKTAMYSHEVA Elizaveta (RUS) 4 - SLUTSKAJA Irina (RUS) 4 - Akiko Suzuki (JPN) 4 - Radionova Elena (RUS) 3 - Adelina Sotnikova (RUS) 3 - COHEN Sahan (USA) 3 & ndash; GOLD Gracie (USA) 2 - POGORILAYA Anna (RUS) 2 - ROCHETTE Joannie (CAN) 1 - ARAKAWA Shizuka (JPN) 1 - NAGASU Mirai (USA) 1 - MURAKAMI Satoko (JPN)
 RACE OVER 200 POINTS (competitions in top-level and senior Challenger Series)
Only 10 athletes have violated the threshold of 200 points, to date exceeded in 24 occasions. The first to succeed & egrave; Yu-Na Kim was in 2009 when he won in Los Angeles the first world title of his career.
7 - Mao ASADA (JPN) 5 - Yu-Na KIM (KOR) 3 & ndash; LIPNITSKAIA Julia (RUS) 2 & ndash; KOSTNER Carolina (ITA) 2 & ndash; Adelina Sotnikova (RUS) 1 - ROCHETTE Joannie (CAN) 1 - ANDO Miki (JPN) 1 & ndash; GOLD Gracie (USA) 1 & ndash; Radionova Elena (RUS) 1 & ndash; TUTKTAMYSHEVA Elizaveta (RUS)
In conclusion, & egrave; important to remember that in order to determine each type of record (personal, national, continental, world), are taken into account only the Grand Prix competitions of senior and junior, the ISU Championships (Europeans, Four Continents, World absolute, World Junior, World Team Trophy), the events of relevance Olympic (Olympic Games, Olympic qualification, Youth Olympics) and, from the season 2014/2015, the stages of ISU Challenger Sereis which meet the criteria set by the international federation. However, it made nell''analisi & egrave; taking account only of the senior competitions. For reference, & egrave; to remember that the world junior record belongs to Elena Radionova with 194.29 points, achieved on the occasion of & rsquo; last World Championships category held in Sofia.
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