For Eliska Brezinova and Felipe Montoya wins in senior competitions of Santa Claus Cup

Ad Eliska Brezinova e Felipe Montoya le vittorie nelle gare senior della Santa Claus Cup
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Figure skating - Santa Claus Cup 2015

For Eliska Brezinova and Felipe Montoya wins in senior competitions of Santa Claus Cup

The Santa Claus Cup & egrave; Closed Friday & Igrave; with free maps of the competitions of artistic senior and junior women's race.

Stored the glories of dance and try junior male, T & uuml; ske Hall of Budapest & egrave; It has been stingy of satisfaction for athletes. In the women, success & egrave; He went to the Czech Eliska Brezinova (145.47), who won the second statement of career in an event of Level B of the senior class. The nineteen year old Brno & egrave; sets in both segments of the race by completing a short flawless noteworthy and a free program with two double axel and five triple jumps. Brezinova preceded the sixteen Hungarian Ivett Toth (136.79), you & egrave; distinguished for the quality & agrave; spinning tops and the combination triple toe loop / triple toe loop performed in & rsquo; opening words of the free program. L & rsquo; student of Julia Sebesteyn has also created a good triple flip, but he messed up everything else, especially in the short-program. & Nbsp; & egrave podium; was completed by the veteran Luxembourg Fleur Maxwell (134.27), which, thanks to feedback on program components, ruled by a narrow margin the Brazilian Isadora Williams (133.89) and Finland's Hanna Kiviniemi (132.50). To give a & rsquo; idea of ​​the level of competition, & egrave; simply remark that the only Brezinova gone further technical limits to take part in the World Championships, where & egrave; addition to the short program also & rsquo; Austrian Lara Roth. The best of Italian & egrave; Jade was the eighteen Russian (131.88), among the best of the lot with regard to spins, steps and components of the program, but in & rsquo; when unable to complete triple jumps. The reigning national champion, ranked sixth in the test of Budapest, preceded by a position the sixteen year old Chiara Calderone (127.52). The sixteen year old Marta Chestnut (96.85), third Italian in the race, it & egrave ;, instead, placed in fifteenth place. The men's competition was won by the twenty-five Spanish Felipe Montoya (169.89), which despite two rounds peppered with errors, he got the better of competition in both programs. In second position is & egrave; certificate l & rsquo; Austrian Mario Rafael Ionian (157.23), which preceded the & rsquo; Uzbek school American Larry Loupolover (151.64). No skater in the race approached the technical minimum to take part in the World Championships, but many have regularized their situation in view of the Europeans. & Nbsp; As for the & rsquo; Italy, Dario Betti (149.82) & nbsp; he missed the podium by less than two points. Alessandro Fadini (146.30), third after the short program, finished in sixth place, while Marco Zandron (133.42) is & egrave; placed eighth. Evidence junior female & egrave; He was won by fifteen German Annika Hocke (126.30), & nbsp; who beat the seventeen Danish Pernille S ø rensen (118.74) and l & rsquo; yet fourteen Finnish Petra Laakkanonen (115.65). & Nbsp; The fourteen blue Leccardi Elizabeth (105.21), third after the short program, you & egrave; placed in sixth place immediately in front of the amazing sixteen Anna Rossanese (104.00). As for the other Italian, Greta Lupatelli (103.84) finished in ninth place, Geneva Bar Bajetto (99.47) & egrave; was thirteenth, Giulia Foresti (97.42) fifteenth, Sara Boschiroli (90.44) twenty-third, Sara Matuscelli (89,34) the twenty-fourth, Alessia Facelli (83.58) thirtieth, Virginia Simone (75,50), thirty-ninth.
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