Eric Frenzel wins first leg of the Triple. Riiber third, but disqualified

Eric Frenzel vince la prima tappa del Triple. Nona vittoria di fila a Seefeld!
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Eric Frenzel wins first leg of the Triple. Riiber third, but disqualified

Nordic Combined Triple of Seefeld & egrave; opened with the first step, a jump to 5 km cross-country. Needless to say it & egrave; imposed Eric Frenzel, now up to 9 wins in a row in the resort & agrave; Tyrolean!

The German quickly cleared the 8 "delay accumulated by Akito Watabe on the trampoline, after which & eacute; took command of operations and subsequently disconnected the Japanese, forced to settle the square of 'honor. For Frenzel & egrave; the third hit of the season, the number of 29 all-inclusive career milestone that allows him to match Jason Lamy-Chappuis fourth plurivittoriosi of all-times. Moreover, as already & agrave; He said, & egrave; the ninth consecutive victory in the Seefeld, where he triumphed in a total of 10 times. The podium was completed by Jarl Magnus Riiber that, despite his young et & agrave ;, & agrave already demonstrates; considerable tactical acumen. The Norwegian teenager proceeded's own pace being taken by the pursuers led by Fabian Rie & szlig; the, brilliant in the back with rapidity & agrave; dall''undicesima place to start. However the Scandinavian has managed to better his energy and in the final reacted strongly, coming in third place theoretical. His feat for & ograve; & Egrave; was completely unnecessary Because & eacute; & Egrave; He was disqualified. Riiber fact & egrave; forgot to pick up the transponder to be tied at the ankle. Since Regulation athletes are responsible for the equipment above, consequently the lack & egrave; She was paid a very high price. Probably the fact that only 45 minutes have passed between the end of the segment to jump and 'beginning of what the fund has contributed to the mess. However first stop nightmare for Norway Since & eacute; Magnus Moan also had to undergo a disqualification in his case to suit irregular. Triple of both & egrave; gi & agrave; finished. Third place & egrave; It was then inherited by Rie & szlig; that preceded the teammates Johannes Rydzek, fourth, and Manuel Make & szlig; t, fifth. The 'Austria hostess can & ograve; celebrate the sixth Philipp Orter that preceded the Norwegian Jan Schmid and H & aring; vard Klemetsen. He sees himself in the top ten Slovenian Marjan Jelenko, tenth. Among the big J ø rgen Graabak, lingered after the jump, has recovered up to thirteenth place. Bernhard Gruber concluded seventeenth, while Magnus Krog - twenty-third - confirms that it is far from his best form. Italy is home Samuel Costa & egrave; expressed on its limits and has collected a nice 11 & deg; place. Lukas Runggaldier and Armin Bauer are least able to catch a placing in the top 50 to make the cut, while & egrave; gi & agrave; finished Triple Alessandro Pittin, 52 & deg; and then eliminated from the next two stages. The trial date has indeed assigned points halved (rounded up if the decimal) for the general classification of the World Cup, led always by Rie & szlig; the twenty-five with 424. The Baden-Wü; rttemberg & egrave; for & ograve; hounded by Frenzel with 421. Watabe remains at the window with 354. The gaps dell''odierna stage will be converted before being added to the score of the segment jump tomorrow (13.30). The total Establish yourself & agrave; the delays of departure for the test of the bottom of the second stage which, unlike today, will & agrave; over 10 km. Only the first thirty of the competition on Saturday to advance to the final on Sunday. NORDIC COMBINED TRIPLE - 1st TAPPANORMAL HILL HS109 / 5 KM FONDO1. FRENZEL Eric (GER) 11''08 "52. Akito Watabe (JPN) 6" 23. RIE & szlig; LE Fabian (GER) 43 "64. RYDZEK Johannes (GER) 43" 85. FAI & szlig; T Manuel (GER) 46 "46. Örter Philipp (AUT) 46" 87. Jan Schmid (NOR) 47 "88. KLEMETSEN H & aring; vard (NOR) 49" 19. Klapfer Lukas (AUT) 50 "310. Jelenko Marjan (SLO) in 1''00" 2 Click here for complete results. & Nbsp;
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