German hegemony continues with the victory of Fabian Riele in Chaux-Neuve

Today gundersen held in Chaux-Neuve was again conquered land Teutonic, as for the 5th time this season all the podium was monopolized by German athletes. To win was Fabian RieÃŸle, 2nd victory of the season and 5th in career.

Sunday 22 January 2017 7 minutes reading time

Tactical race pattern was slightly different to yesterday, because the tight to detachments have made that it would create a large group of about twenty athletes since the first round. In pursuit of the leader Jarl Magnus Riiber, the group is reunited with the latter exactly half. Then to raise its voice was Eric Frenzel, who tirelessly took place at the head dictating the pace in an attempt to skim the group. Once he started the final lap the Teutonic attacked uphill opponents, splitting the group. In response he left Johannes Rydzek, able to disconnect all Frenzel including, trailing only Fabian RieÃŸle. The pair of head held a dizzying pace, so the overall lead is no longer able to close the gap. The athlete of the Baden-WÃ¼rttemberg remained on the Bavarian code to the entrance of the stadium, where he then passed to go to gain success. RieÃŸle has implemented a winning strategy, they were waiting for their opponents to take charge of the work, always remaining in the wake and unleashing the decisive paw only in the final. Rydzek got so the place of honor, confirming a season at the highest level at which it is released from the podium in only two occasions and whose worst placement is a 6th place. The only flaw is today attacking the overall lead too early, giving the bottom of precious energy and being mocked in the final by RieÃŸle. Third place went to Eric Frenzel, who concludes the weekend for him very unfavorable optical overall standings, as he lost over 70 points Rydzek, now in the wake a lead of 14 points. At the foot of the podium stood Magnus Krog, the best result of the season, ahead of two athletes in the big comeback. In fact, in 5th position has come Paul Gerstgraser, to career best. The Austrian has recovered as many as 23 positions the fastest time in the fund, but this excellent result is primarily son of improvements in the jump, having today contained the gap to less than 1'30 ''. Akito Watabe finished 6th, thanks to a superb performance on the narrow skis and climbed from 22nd starting position. Seventh Magnus Moan, remained in the top positions to dictate the pace until the final round, when he paid duty on the attack of the Germans. They closed the top 10 BjÃ¶rn Kircheisen 8th and Bernhard Gruber 9th, ahead of a great 10th Antoine Gerard, who was also the best result of his career on girlfriends snows. Samuel Costa has come 11th, crowning a great race whose tactic reading was not easy. The Val Gardena has been sailing in the leading group by being even see at the top, only to lose some ground only in the last round. Excellent also the comeback of Finns Ilkka Herola 12 Â° and 14 Â° Eero Hirvonen, both on levels of excellence in the fund. Instead Jarl Magnus Riiber slid back up to 23rd place finish. The second blue in the race, Raffaele Buzzi, has completed the second race of the season, coming 42 th and last. For him, this remains a positive weekend, as the goal was just to always conclude the 10 km cross-country. The general classification, as anticipated, always sees in the head Frenzel (944), but Rydzek now is in contact (930). Is the third confirmed today's winner RieÃŸle (721), followed by Akito Watabe (489) and Bjoern Kircheisen (466). The next round of the maximum circuit is scheduled for next weekend in Seefeld. In the Austrian resort will place the Nordic Triple with three gundersen, the first of which Friday. CHAUX-NEUVE II - HS 118/10 KM1. RIESSLE Fabian (GER) 22'44''02. RYDZEK Johannes (GER) 2''23. FRENZEL Eric (GER) 7''94. Magnus Krog (NOR) to 11''15. GERSTGRASER Paul (AUT) in 11'86. Akito Watabe (JPN) in 12''27. MOAN Magnus (NOR) to 12''98. BjÃ¶rn Kircheisen (GER) 13''29. Bernhard Gruber (AUT) to 13''510. Antoine GERARD (FRA) 14''2 Click here for the full results.

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