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In the men, the main protagonists of the first part of the season were the Japanese Tatsuki Machida and Takahito Mura, respectively winning Skate America and Skate Canada with the best scores season
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However, if the vice-world champion over 250 points & egrave; become the norm, as evidenced by what happened in five of their last six games, the winner's Last of the Four Continents Championships is & egrave; Treaty of un''autentica novelty & agrave ;.
Regarding the short program, & egrave; interesting to note that the elements planned by the two athletes are the same. On the jump, the first item should be the combination quadruple toe loop / triple toe loop, followed by the triple axel and triple lutz preceded by the step, performed in the second half & agrave; of the program. Go to & ograve; remarked that when combined initial failure, Plan B plans to attack the triple lutz triple toe loop, as was the case for Walls at Skate Canada. In terms of spins, as well as combined with foot change, choice & egrave; relapse of angel and flying change foot sit. For both perci & ograve; TES the base (total elements score), with level four spins and steps, amounts to 43.10 points.
In the free program plans out there, however, the differences in terms of the jumps.
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ALL-TIME LIST UPDATED TO SEASON 2014/2015 (athletes who have passed 240 points in the sum of the segments of the race)
The world record belongs to the Canadian Patrick Chan, the first man to exceed 290 fee.
In the current season, the only Machida, Walls, Fernandez and Aaron have broken the barrier of 240 points.
It should be noted as six of the best eleven skaters are always flying the Japanese flag.
1) Patrick CHAN (CAN) 295.27 (Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard, 2013, Paris)
2) Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 293.25 (GP.Final 2013 Fukuoka)
3) MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 282.26 (W.Ch.2014, Saitama)
4) Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 276.72 (WTT2012, Tokyo)
5) Javier Fernandez (SPA) 275.93 (W.Ch.2014, Saitama)
6) TEN Denis (KAZ) 266.48 (W.Ch.2013, London)
7) ODA Nobunari (JPN) 262.98 (QOWG2013, Oberstdorf)
8) PLUSHENKO Evgeni (RUS) 261.23 (E.Ch.2012, Sheffield)
9) Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 258.41 (W.Ch.2011, Moscow)
10) Evan Lysacek (USA) 257.67 (OWG2010, Vancouver)
11) Takahito Mura (JPN) 255.81 (Skate Canada 2014, Kelowna)
12) Sergei Voronov (RUS) 252.55 (E.Ch.2014, Budapest)
13) REYNDOLS Kevin (CAN) 250.55 (FCCh.2013, Osaka)
14) AMODIO Florent (FRA) 250.53 (E.Ch.2013, Zagreb)
15) Maxim Kovtun (RUS) 247.37 (W.Ch.2014, Saitama)
16) Stephane Lambiel (SUI) 246.72 (OWG2010, Vancouver)
17) Jeremy Abbott (USA) 246.35 (W.Ch.2014, Saitama)
18) GACHINSKI Artur (RUS) 246.27 (E.Ch.2012, Sheffield)
19) Han YAN (CHN) 246.20 (O.W.G.2014, Sochi)
20) BUTTLE Jeffrey (CAN) 245.17 (W.Ch.2008, Gothenburg)
21) Brian Joubert (FRA) 244.58 (W.Ch.2012, Nice)
22) BREZINA Michal (CZE) 243.52 (E.Ch.2013, Zagreb)
23) BROWN Jason (USA) 243.09 (Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard, 2013, Paris)
24) RIPPON Adam (USA) 241.24 (Skate America 2013, Detroit)
25) AARON Max (USA) 240.22 (US Figure Skating Classic 2014 S.Lake City)
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RACE OVER 240 POINTS
Since & egrave; entered into force the new scoring system in 105 deals & egrave; exceeded the threshold of 240 points. Patrick Chan & egrave; the 'athlete who can & ograve; use the title to be more successful & ugrave; times
20 (in 34 games) - Patrick CHAN (CAN) 15 (in 43 races) - Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 12 (in 17 games) - Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 11 (30 games) - Javier Fernandez (SPA) 8 ( 16 rounds) - Evgeni PLUSHENKO (RUS) 7 (30 games) - ODA Nobunari (JPN) 5 (in 14 races) - MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 4 (in 33 races) - Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 3 (25 races) - Evan Lysacek (USA) 3 (in 46 races) - Brian Joubert (FRA) 2 (in 7 games) - Han YAN (CHN) 2 (in 9 games) - Kovtun Maxin (RUS) 2 (13 games) - GACHINSKI Artur (RUS) 2 (in 22 races) - TEN Denis (KAZ) 2 (in 25 races) - AMODIO Florent (FRA) 1 (in 6 games) - Jason BROWN (USA) 2 (in 14 races) - WALLS Takahito (JPN) 1 (8 races) & ndash; AARON Max (USA) 1 (in 17 races) - BUTTLE Jeffrey (CAN) 1 (in 18 races) - Stephane Lambiel (SUI) 1 (in 21 races) - RIPPON Adam (USA) 1 (in 23 races) - Michal BREZINA (CZE) 1 (in 23 races) - Kevin Reynolds (CAN) 1 (in 26 races) - Sergei Voronov (RUS) 1 (in 32 races) - Jeremy Abbott (USA)
RACE OVER 250 POINTS
Since & egrave; entered into force the new scoring system, in 58 occasions & egrave; exceeded the threshold of 250 points. Even in this case, Patrick Chan & egrave; the 'athlete who can & ograve; use the title to be more successful & ugrave; times. So far, only thirteen skaters have broken the barrier
14 - Patrick CHAN (CAN) 9 - Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 7 - Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 7 - Javier FERNANDEZ (PPS) 5 - PLUSHENKO Evgeni (RUS) 5 - MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 3 - Takahiko Kozuka (JPN) 3 - ODA Nobunari (JPN) 2 - TEN Denis (KAZ) 1 - AMODIO Florent (FRA) 1 - Evan Lysacek (USA) 1 - Takahito Mura (JPN) 1 - Kevin Reynolds (CAN) 1 & ndash; Sergei Voronov (RUS)
RACE OVER 260 POINTS
The wall of 260 points & egrave; was shot down on 29 occasions, but only 8 athletes succeed. The record holder & egrave; Patrick Chan.
11 - Patrick CHAN (CAN) 6 - Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 4 - Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN) 3 - Javier Fernandez (SPA) 3 - MACHIDA Tatsuki (JPN) 1 - ODA Nobunari (JPN) 1 - PLUSHENKO Evgeni (RUS) 1 - TEN Denis (KAZ)
RACE OVER 270 POINTS
To date, five skaters, 3 of them Japanese, have passed the 270 point threshold've crossed 12 times in history.
5 & ​​ndash; Patrick CHAN (CAN) 3 & ndash; Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) 2 & ndash; Javier Fernandez (SPA) 1 & ndash; MACHIDA Tatuski (JPN) 1 & ndash; Daisuke TAKAHASHI (JPN)
RACE OVER 280 POINTS
Only 7 times & egrave; been broken the barrier of 280 points. The first to succeed & egrave; Patrick Chan was when in 2011 he won the first world championship in Moscow's career complete with a world record (280.98). The Canadian & egrave; then repeated in & rsquo; s latest edition of Troph & egrave; and Eric Bompard in Paris coming to 295.27 points, the current world record, and in the final of the Grand Prix in Fukuoka 280.08. The second to do it & egrave; was Yuzuru Hanyu, who & egrave; Moreover, in the open strip of three races (Grand Prix Final, the Olympic Games and World Championships). L & rsquo; s latest addition to the company & egrave; was Tatsuki Machida in the World Cup in Fukuoka. Hanyu and Chan have already & agrave; screened more than 290 points.
In conclusion, & egrave; important to remember that until 30 June 2014 to determine each type of record (personal, national, continental, global), have been taken into consideration only the Grand Prix competitions senior and junior, the ISU Championships (European, Four Continents, World absolute , Junior World Championships, World Team Trophy) and the importance of the Olympic events (Olympic Games, Olympic qualification, Youth Olympics). Starting, however, from July 1, 2014, also apply the stages of the ISU Challenger Series circuit.
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