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A Oberwiesenthal after yesterday's team sprint won by the Austrian Christoph Bieler and Bernhard Gruber, the Nordic Combined Summer Grand Prix came alive with a gundersen.
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The race was dominated by Japanese Akito Watabe that has mortgaged the success in this segment jump, closed in the head by a wide margin on all the most dangerous rivals. The Japanese remained in command'' from beginning to end of the segment skiroll conquering a success ever in the balance.
Behind it has formed a group of seven athletes who have played the other two steps of the podium. They had the best Czech Miroslav Dvorak, second, and the German Johannes Rydzek third.
Fourth place for Gruber in front of compatriot Mario Seidl and all'' other German Björn Kircheisen. Seventh position for the Swiss Tim Hug. Bieler has lost touch instead of the other six fellow adventurers and collapsed in thirteenth place.
Homemade Italian excellent eighth place for the'' blue Armin Bauer, thirtieth after the jump. The twenty-three of the Guardia di Finanza has achieved the second time on roller skis. Alessandro Pittin he finished fourteenth while Samuel Costa finished twenty-second. Manuel Maierhofer instead has not exceeded the cut of the PCR.
Wednesday, 28 the second of the four races. He competes in Villach, Austria.
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