Veronica Gianmoena third in Oberhof. Westvold Hansen and French Gerard win

Veronica Gianmoena terza a Oberhof. Vincono Nadymova e il francese Gerard
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Veronica Gianmoena third in Oberhof. Westvold Hansen and French Gerard win

With another Gundersen, after yesterday's, the Oberhof stage of the Summer Grand Prix of Combined Nordic ended today.

In the women's field, it was also the final stage of the circuit with a final surprise. The American Tara Geraghty-Moats, winner of all three races held so far, was disqualified in the Salto segment for an irregular suit leaving the door open to Stefanyia Nadymova. The Russian took advantage of it and, having finished the trampoline test in first position on a par with Norway's Gyda Westvold Hansen, she was satisfied with the second final position, 9 seconds behind the Nordic, winning the trophy for the Summer Grand Prix winner . Third after the jump, the Italian Veronica Gianmoena maintained her position climbing for the first time on the podium after having closed the 5 km on the roller skis with 32 "9 of detachment from the winner. The Fiemmese preceded the German Jenny Nowak and the Russian Goncharova who, as usual, set the fastest time on the rollers recovering 8 positions, while the seventeen year old Gardena Daniela Dejori closed in ninth position at 1''41 "from the winner while Annika Sieff was disqualified as Geraghty-Moats. In the men, an unfortunate jump segment pushes the Austrian Rehrl and Akito Watabe to the rear and the surprise goes to the French Antoine Gerard who, after having imposed himself from the trampoline, defends the first position with his teeth from the imperious comeback of the Finnish Ilkka Herola which closes at less than 4 seconds. Poland's Szczepan Kupcaz got to the third step of the podium, reaching 6 "3 while Samuel Costa, third yesterday, had to settle for ninth place with a delay of 54" 8 after the thirteenth provisional position from the trampoline. In the top-30 Aaron Kostner, twenty-first at 1'56 "5, was classified, while Raffaele Buzzi finished out of the points, in thirty-fifth position, at 2'41" 5.
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