Johannes Rydzek wins the race, Eric Frenzel World Cup

The gundersen Lahti was resolved with a triumph of Germany and one shot with two different athletes won the victory of the day and that of the general classification. The success of today went to Johannes Rydzek, who obviously likes exceedingly context of race.

Friday 28 February 2014 4 minutes reading time

In fact, the twenty-three Oberstdorf had obtained'' s only victory of his career in Lahti in March 2011. Today, the German is back on the top step of the podium in a race circuit with the highest authority. Rydzek fourth segment after the jump, he soon reached the three athletes who preceded him (Wilhelm Denifl, Eric Frenzel and Christoph Bieler) and then leave it alone at the end of the second half of the segment. Japan's Akito Watabe has missed the train to victory by failing to engage Rydzek, party with 8 "margin on him, in the early stages of the race, but then gradually reassembled until close to the square'' s honor. The podium was completed by Eric Frenzel which has passed in the sprint compatriot Tino Edelmann. With this result the twenty-five of Saxony mathematically won the World Cup with three races to spare as it has a margin of 332 lengths on Watabe with 300 points still up for grabs. For the Teutonic Crystal Ball is the second in a row, the sixth for the German movement which had previously prevailed in the overall standings with Weinbuch Hermann (1985 -'' 86) and Ronny Ackermann (2001 -'' 02, 2002 - ' '03, 2007 -'' 08). Only Norway (8) and Finland (7) have won more. Fifth albeit very loose,'' the Austrian Christoph Bieler, who in turn preceded by twenty seconds a pack of athletes including Alessandro Pittin. The'' blue finished ninth behind Fabian Riessle, JÃ¸rgen Graabak and Sepp Schneider, thus obtaining a good result in light of the context of race (Large Hill). Italy came into the house also points to Armin Bauer, twenty-eighth. Just outside the thirty instead Samuel Costa, thirty, while Lukas Runggaldier concluded fortieth. LAHTI - GUNDERSEN LH/10 KM1. RYDZEK Johannes (GER) 24'' 27 "82. Akito Watabe (JPN) 7" 03. FRENZEL Eric (GER) 20 "64. EDELMANN Tino (GER) 20" 65. BIELER Christoph (AUT) 46 "76. Riessle Fabian (GER) 1'' 04" 87. GRAABAK JÃ¸rgen (NOR) 1'' 05 "78. SCHNEIDER Sepp (AUT) 1'' 06" 09. Pittin Alessandro (ITA) 1'' 06 "510. BjÃ¶rn Kircheisen (GER) 1'' 07" 0Clicca here for full results. Tomorrow we will play a redundant team sprint. The next individual competition is scheduled for March 6 in Trondheim, Norway.

Francesco Paone

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