Figure skating - news Grand Prix
This afternoon, at the picturesque setting of the Olympic Museum in Barcelona entitled to Juan Antonio Samaranch, you & egrave; held the press conference to present the final of the Grand Prix of Figure Skating.
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The host was touched to the Deputy Mayor Maite Fandos that proudly remarked that 60% of the tickets are already & agrave; were sold. However, according to reports, the current buyers belong to at least 34 countries. The matches will be hosted by the so-called & ldquo; CCIB & rdquo; (Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona), which, as pointed out by Fandos, put & agrave; available 5,500 seats and, in fact, enable & agrave; skate at the sight of the sea.
Afterwards, & egrave; intervened Marco De Robles, vice president of the Spanish Federation of Ice Sports (FEDH), who, having lingered on the great efforts made by FEDH to organize the & rsquo; s event, invited Javier Fernandez to give satisfaction to the Spanish public.
& Oacute; scar Cruz, president of the Catalan Federation of winter sports, has, however, thanked the & rsquo; s administration Barcelona for & rsquo; s important to support and to 'efforts in & rsquo; s organization.
Finally, & egrave; was the turn of the & rsquo; s guest & rsquo; honor Javier Fernandez, passing in Catalonia after the success achieved in the Rostelecom Cup in Moscow. The reigning European champion did not hide the & rsquo; s enthusiasm to finally compete at home: & ldquo; You know of the opportunity agrave; to play the final in Barcelona has been a & rsquo; s important motivation in qualifying. Competing at home & egrave; for me a source of great pride. I hope to be able to encourage the Spanish public to buy forty percent of tickets still available. Of course, make & ograve; can to be able to win, but anyone could prevail because & eacute; level & egrave; really high & rdquo ;.
The races will take place between Thursday & igrave; 11 and Saturday 13 December, while on Sunday & egrave; provided the & rsquo; s usual gala. In the past, Spain has hosted a stage of the Junior Grand Prix (Madrid 2008), but in 2015 it will be & agrave; theater before the Universiade (February Granada) and then an appointment with the Junior Grand Prix (October Logro & ntilde; o)
RACE SCHEDULE
Thursday on igrave; December 11
14:00 & ndash; short program & nbsp; junior15 female: 05 & ndash; Short Dance junior16: 20 & ndash; men's short program junior17: 25 & ndash; pairs short program of artistic junior19: 45 & ndash; ceremony apertura20: 45 & ndash; pairs short program of artistic senior21: 30 & ndash; senior women's short program
 Friday & igrave; December 12
14:30 & ndash; free program junior15 female: 40 & ndash; free dance junior17: 00 & ndash; Men's Free program junior18: 15 & ndash; free program pairs artistic junior19: 45 & ndash; Senior Short Dance 21:00 & ndash; senior men's short program
Saturday 13: December
16:00 & ndash; free program pairs artistic senior17: 25 & ndash; 19:25 Senior Women's Free Program & ndash; free dance senior20: 45 & ndash; Men's Free program Seniora follow the awards ceremony will be held
Sunday, December 14
24:00 & ndash; final performance
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