Nordic SkiingNordic Combined - PyeongChang
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Italian in the morning has disputed the jump segment of the first pre-Olympic individual event in PyeongChang. A stand out was Mario Seidl, hitherto ruler in all the jumps so far played in the Korean trampoline.
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The Austrian has made an impressive jump, 136 meters, and best day measure, albeit from two gates lower than their opponents at the request of coach, thus earning the bonus.
The Salzburg kicks off in the bottom of the test with a lead of 29 '' of Johannes Rydzek, author also of a very convincing performance.
About ten seconds later start Franz-Josef Rehrl (39 '') and Manuel Faißt (40 ''). The first is confirmed at high levels on the trampoline, while the latter has found a significant jump and appears in strong growth after a difficult start to the season.
Will follow the German duo Fabian Riessle (56 '') and Eric Frenzel (57 ''), candidates for the podium but definitely trailing by about thirty seconds from the fearsome Rydzek.
In a race full of absences and the number of starters extremely small, only 32, Norway has deployed the second lines and the best results are: Jan Schmid at 1'07 '', Sindre Ure Søtvik at 1'27 '', Håvard Klemetsen at 1'38 ''.
subdued performance for Eero Hirvonen (1'39 ''), fell in the jump than the first races of the season, as well as for Akito Watabe (1'43 '').
Further back Ilkka Herola (2'05 ''), Paul Gerstgraser (2'25 ''), Philipp Orter (2'28 '') and Jakob Lange (2'35 ''), which will try to recover as many positions in the background, view the high quality on the narrow skis.
The bottom segment is early to 12.30pm.
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