Akito Watabe won the race tests between Italy and Japan in the Val di Fiemme

Akito Watabe vince la gara test fra Italia e Giappone della Val di Fiemme
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Akito Watabe won the race tests between Italy and Japan in the Val di Fiemme

During today between Predazzo and Tesero Lake & egrave; It held a competition test between Combiners of Italy and Japan pending the resumption of the World Cup, scheduled next week in Chaux-Neuve.

For cancellations of the stages of Klingenthal and Schonach, as well as & eacute; the postponement of a week of the French, have stretched out of proportion the Christmas break of the maximum circuit, forcing the various countries to find alternatives to stay "hot" also the competitive aspects. About calendar, FIS gave the green light for Chaux-Neuve. Therefore the World Cup potr & agrave; finally resume in seven days. In addition, the national federation has granted in Schonach to recover their competitions next March 5 and 6, which results in longer season than a week compared to the expected schedule. Coming to the competition today, the "Pasta Felicetti Test Competition" will & egrave; played with jumping on the trampoline and small distance of 6.2 km. Victory & egrave; He went to Akito Watabe who, after scoring the third score in jumping due to prohibitive conditions, you & egrave; imposed smoothly thanks to a solid performance in the fund. The twenty-seven Japanese preceded by 44 "compatriot Takehiro Watanabe, difesosi admirably skiing tight after testing the best on the trampoline. The podium & egrave; It was completed by Armin Bauer, author of a very good test that left very satisfied with the direction of racing. Same goes for Raffaele Buzzi, who finished in a remarkable fourth place. Samuel Costa pu & ograve; recrimination for taking a bad environment in the jump, because of which could not express themselves properly. Aeolus likely if he had not been an enemy would have concluded the parade 'honor, as evidenced by the fastest time of the day in the fund. Manuel Maierhofer and Mattia Runggaldier have approached their current limits, while Lukas Runggaldier after "washing" the leap has avoided turning the high beams on skis, merely compete with the sidelights. Also present Magnus Moan, who for & ograve; after a jump & egrave not negative; party in the second segment. Alessandro Pittin absent, which in the coming days will & agrave; engaged in the Italian Cup cross-country skiing. These are the full results of the competition test-today: RK | ATHLETE | NAT | TIME | | JUMP | X-COUNTRY 1 | Watabe Akito | JPN | 14''55 " | | 119.5 (3) | 14:49 (3) 2 | WATANABE Takehiro | JPN | to 44 " | | 121.0 (1) | 15:39 (8) 3 | Armin BAUER | ITA | to 53 " | | 105.0 (5) | 14:44 (1) 4 | BUZZI Raffaele | ITA | to 56 " | | 109.0 (4) | 15:03 (7) 5 | Yoshito Watabe | JPN | to 1''02 " | | 120.0 (2) | 15:53 ​​(11) 6 | COSTA Samuel | ITA | to 1''29 " | | 96.0 (10) | 14:44 (1) 7 | NAGAI Hideaki | JPN | to 1''30 " | | 100.0 (9) | 15:01 (6) 8 | MAIERHOFER Manuel | ITA | to 1''51 " | | 105.0 (5) | 15:42 (10) 9 | Go YAMAMOTO | JPN | to 1''58 " | | 103.0 (7) | 15:41 (9) 10 | RUNGGALDIER Mattia | ITA | to 2''35 " | | 82.0 (11) | 14:56 (4) 11 | RUNGGALDIER Lukas | ITA | to 2''43 " | | 81.0 (12) | 15.00 (5) 12 | MOAN Magnus | NOR | DNF | | 102.5 (8) | DNS Thanks Paul Bernardi for dispassionate reporting charts.
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