Eric Frenzel wins Nordic Combined in Triple. Seventh Alessandro Pittin

After two jumps today'' Eric Frenzel was the obvious favorite to win the Nordic Combined Triple success in Seefeld, multistage test before in the history of the World Cup Nordic Combined.

Sunday 19 January 2014 4 minutes reading time

The German is easily got rid of HÃ¥vard Klemetsen to him on the lower slopes and narrow party ten seconds before, he then ran at will'' s wide margin accumulated on the rest of the competition. Frenzel actually did not attack, and the results of the weekend may have taken the final momentum towards the achievement of the second crystal ball straight. Square d'' to honor an admirable Klemetsen. The Norwegian despite the chronic limits in the fund held its rhythm being able to resist in the'' arc of 15 km to the return of direct pursuers, resulting in a remarkable place of honor''. The podium of the "Triple" was completed by another Norwegian Magnus Moan, which has surpassed the competition of the German Johannes Rydzek, fourth, and Tino Edelmann, sixth. The twenty-eight-Clubs affiliated to the Motor Zella-Mehlis has heavily lost ground in the final also being overtaken by the American Bryan Fletcher, fifth. Alessandro Pittin capped a great comeback on narrow skis and finished seventh, gathering another good result. The top ten was completed by Akito Watabe, Jason Lamy-Chappuis and Mikko Kokslien who see increase their lead in the overall standings of the World Cup. In fact, the list of absolute maximum circuit sees Frenzel climb to 753 before Klemetsen, Taking the second place with 517. Lamy-Chappuis was third with 471, Akito Watabe fourth with 469 and fifth in Kokslien with 447. Returning to the race today Samuel Costa concluded twenty-eighth, hitting anyway'' s goal to qualify for the decisive stage and then mark points. SEEFELD - NORDIC COMBINED TRIPLE - STAGE FINALE1. FRENZEL Eric (GER) 38'' 26 "22. KLEMETSEN HÃ¥vard (NOR) 21" 23. MOAN Magnus (NOR) 29 "14. RYDZEK Johannes (GER) 39" 35. FLETCHER Bryan (USA) 47 "66. EDELMANN Tino (GER) 1'' 00" 27. Pittin Alessandro (ITA) 1'' 12 "98. Akito Watabe (JPN) 1'' 19" 09. Jason Lamy-CHAPPUIS (FRA) 1'' 41 "010. KOKSLIEN Mikko (NOR) 1'' 52" 7Clicca here for full results. The next week he competes in Oberstdorf, Germany. The program includes a relay race (Saturday 25) and a gundersen (Sunday 26).

Francesco Paone

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