Mario Seidl the best in the segment on the large hill jump of the second gundersen World Championships in Lahti

The second week of the World Championships in Lahti, dedicated to large trampoline, began under a reason certain ways unexpected: the rulers of the entire season have given way to opponents not listed on the eve. In this scenario it has emerged in jumping Mario Seidl, proving to be one of the best jumpers of the circuit, if not the best at times.

Wednesday 1 March 2017 4 minutes reading time

The Salzburg has pulled out of the hat a breathtaking performance, finished at 132 meters (2 over the point HS), without having found the favorable wind conditions. To be honest, it has you received excessively harsh judges assessments, which did not allow him to obtain an even higher advantage of when it actually was. The closest rival to start 46 '' and will be Wilhelm Denifl: these have been shown to have great feeling with the race in contexts that do not need great power on the tooth, but a lot of aerodynamic qualities. In turn, the Tyrolean preceded Akito Watabe, the latter will start at 54 '' from Seidl. From the top of the list was removed after the race Maxime Laheurte, this because of irregular suit. The nordic combined Gerardmer has long been at the summit segment of the jump and was finally beaten only by the Austrian twenty-two. He would have to leave at 38 '' from the leaders, but that obviously did not happen. Thus it was overshadowed the excellent performance of trans fact Francois Braud team top athletes will start together with the older of Watabe brothers and Antoine Gerard, start number 8, will have to recover a deficit of 1'04 ''. The man favored to the ultimate success remains Johannes Rydzek, who will leave for the fifth: the Bavarian was found to jump in a time when the trampoline was less powerful than that found from the one ahead, but it was, however, very stubborn to escape and will start at one minute from the head. Not so skillful were the other members of the German team: Eric Frenzel (13th) accused a deficit of 1'29 '', Fabian Riessle (17th) and Bjoern Kircheisen (18th) start respectively at 1'38 '' and 1'44 '' by Seidl. In this way they will have medal ambitions athletes who were not born in Germany: Bernhard Gruber will start to 1'16 '', Magnus Moan to 1'21 '', while Magnus Krog and Philipp Orter to 1'34 ''. positive benefits have emerged from the blue team: the best was Samuel Costa (1'54 ''), getting to grips with a state of form affected by the accident suffered in Seefeld; Alessandro Pittin (2'38 '') was well defended though he expected something more, while Armin Bauer (2'54 '') and newcomer Raffaele Buzzi (3'13 '') expressed on their limits. So the bottom segment is very spectacular promises to be only the starting order, but also expects a very challenging track due to the rain that fell in the Finnish night. The start will be given at 15.15 Italian time.

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