Eric Frenzel wins on velvet and regaining the yellow bib

Eric Frenzel vince sul velluto e riconquista il pettorale giallo
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Eric Frenzel wins on velvet and regaining the yellow bib

In the segment of the Fund have not arrived surprises and the script provided after the jump segment took place without major jolts. Eric Frenzel had no opponents and won with absolute ease the second win of the season,'' the eleventh of his career.

The German has made the race apart, and while getting up in the final, inflicted 52 "for the second place, Magnus Krog. Norwegian, well placed after the jump, he opted to keep a high pace in the early miles, then taking solitary behind Frenzel, then tried to stand in the final race. The tactics of the Scandinavian has paid off, and Krog won the honor of defending the square d'' in extremis by the return of Akito Watabe, who won a convincing third place. Excellent test Jørgen Graabak, now become a reality at the beginning of the season. The twenty-two Norwegian was fourth overcoming the competition of the German Johannes perky Rydzek fifth. Jason Lamy-Chappuis has not shone in what has been achieved and detached from the two class 1991. The Frenchman finished sixth ahead of Mikko Kokslien, Jan Schmid and Håvard Klemetsen. Norway has therefore placed five athletes in their first nine (Magnus Moan has not passed PCR). First ring by the American team with Bryan Fletcher tenth and eleventh Todd Lodwick. In'' optical Olympic rankings, which will be discussed in detail during the week, get a result with the heavy'' Ukrainian Viktor Pasichnyk's reach twenty-fifth. In the overall standings of the World Cup Eric Frenzel has regained the yellow bib reaching to 226 points with Lamy-Chappuis 185, Graabak 180, 176 and Akito Watabe Kokslien to 146. LILLEHAMMER - GUNDERSEN LH/10KM1. FRENZEL Eric (GER) 29'' 27 "72. KROG Magnus (NOR) 52" 03. Akito Watabe (JPN) 52 "64. GRAABAK Jørgen (NOR) 1'' 03" 25. RYDZEK Johannes (GER) 1'' 14 "46. CHAPPUIS Jason Lamy-(FRA) 1'' 19" 77. KOKSLIEN Mikko (NOR) 1'' 19 "88. SCHMID Jan (NOR) 1'' 32" 49. KLEMETSEN Håvard (NOR) to 1'' 40 "810. FLETCHER Bryan (USA) to 1'' 44" 3 Click here for full results. The next week he competes in the Alps in Ramsau am Dachstein (Austria). The program includes a team sprint on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 gundersen. Both tests will be jumping on small trampoline.
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Eric Frenzel wins on velvet and regaining the yellow bib

Sunday 8 December 2013