Johannes Rydzek leads German poker in Ramsau

Gundersen the first weekend of Ramsau ended with an unchallenged domination of Germany, who placed four athletes in the top 4 positions for the first time in history. Leading poker was Johannes Rydzek, the 3rd victory in the season. The combined athlete of Oberstorf gets so un'inedito success in a race on normal hill and snow that are not Nordic.

Saturday 17 December 2016 4 minutes reading time

Party with a lead of 10 '' behind the leader, Rydzek led the race in group of five athletes who have reported on the lead during the third round. In the final the trio formed by Rydzek, Fabian RieÃŸle and Eric Frenzel took over, until we reach the final sprint in which the yellow bib on the athlete had had most of Baden-WÃ¼rttemberg, while the licensee of Oberwiesenthal was accommodated in the third position. To close the poker was Vinzenz Geiger, still in junior age and the best result of his career, also obtained by Espen Andersen 5th. In 6th place it has positioned the Austrian David Pommer, followed by teammate Mario Seidl 7th. The latter has struggled in the second half of the race, but managed not to be filmed by the huge chase group composed of thirty athletes. Historically the Ramsau circuit creates veritable "traps", as the accumulated gaps are always tight to and the race route is narrow enough. Competition also marked today by traffic on the track and the traffic jams, in which we note the fall of JÃ¸rgen Graabak, then came 8th. They closed the top 10 Bernhard Gruber (9th) and BjÃ¸rn Kircheisen (10th), while Akito Watabe has slipped back to the 15th place finish. Phenomenal comeback for the blue Alessandro Pittin, started with bib 44 and arrived then 11 Â°. The Italian claimed the enormous quality on narrow skis posting the second fastest time, behind Philipp Orter (21 Â°). So they arrive important points optic World Ranking List, which will guarantee Italy 4 numbers for the races in January. Enters into the points again Samuel Costa 30 Â°. Overall standings Rydzek put themselves to 430 points, followed always by Frenzel (354). In third place is hoisted RieÃŸle (262) overcoming Kircheisen (231). The first non-German remains Akito Watabe, with 202 points. Next meeting scheduled for tomorrow, when you disputarÃ a second gundersen in the Austrian resort. RAMSAU HS 98/10 KM1. RYDZEK Johannes (GER) 22'23''62. RIESSLE Fabian (GER) 1''53. FRENZEL Eric (GER) 8''74. GEIGER Vinzenz (GER) 15''05. Espen Andersen (NOR) to 27''16. Pommer David (AUT) to 33''37. SEIDL Mario (AUT) to 45''28. GRAABAK Joergen (NOR) to 1'08''19. Bernhard Gruber (AUT) to 1''08 '' '' 610. Bjoern Kircheisen (GER) 1'08''9 Click here for the full results.

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