Braud wins the segment jump. Lamy-Chappuis and Watabe favorites to win

The weather yesterday prevented the development of the PCR on the first of two competitions in Lillehammer, therefore quest'' today the jury has decided to admit to jump to race all 69 athletes entered.

Saturday 7 December 2013 3 minutes reading time

The segment has seen jumping the French in great form. Francois Braud has achieved the highest score and will start first in the bottom with a lead of just 8 "Jason Lamy-Chappuis, author instead of the longest measurement (only one to pass the point Hs). The winner of three crystal balls is undoubtedly one of the favorites for success, but will have to watch their backs from Japanese Akito Watabe which will start 18 "after him. Eric Frenzel instead paid a treacherous wind that caused him to lose altitude'' s sudden and forty-start with a delay of 1'' 50 "Lamy-Chappuis. Tactically you are not putting well for German as a start with about twenty seconds behind what is shaping up as a train can replace a variety of positions. The Norwegians JÃ¸rgeb Graabak, Magnus Moan and Mikko Kokslien are enclosed in'' arc of 9 "(all with a delay in'' Order of the minute and a half from Lamy-Chappuis) â€‹â€‹and is likely going to bring together a variety of athletes gather in their comeback. outsider should be kept under the heading'' s eye the Czech Miroslav Dvorak, eighth, and with 45 "of separation from Lamy-Chappuis. Nothing new under the Sun in Italy home. '' The absence of PCR has allowed all four of the Blues to be in the race, but the only one to have shown the least competitive was once again Samuel Costa, who will start fortieth actually paired and Eric Frenzel. The only hope is to collect points that twenty-blue manages to keep the tails of German as long as possible. In the rear the other Italians. Alessandro Pittin sixty, sixty-Lukas Runggaldier and Armin Bauer sixty-sixth start all over in three minutes behind the leader, even with heavy detachment of the points. The bottom segment will start at 11.45 am Italian.

Francesco Paone

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