Nordic Skiingfemale jumping - Lahti
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In light of the superiority & agrave; put on display nell''inverno underway, algebraic projections were understood as Sara Takanashi was likely mathematically won the women's World Cup jump with 4 'races remaining. The 'event & egrave; quest''oggi been the case in Lahti.
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Japanese & egrave; back calling the shots after the joke of 'arrest of Ljubno, representing them as the most & ugrave woman; strongest of the lot and making it unreachable for opponents. The 'Asian has achieved with margin the most & ugrave score; high in both segments of the race, going to establish the 'yet another primacy. & nbsp;
Teen Kamikawa has reached 25 series won in the season, surpassing the record of 24 set by herself in 2013 - '' 14. It is also the twelfth affirmation of current vintage racing. Considering how still missing four tests, the nineteen year old Japanese still has the 'opportunity & agrave; to improve the limit of fifteen seasonal successes ever achieved two years ago.
Takanashi for this & egrave; the third of his career crystal ball, after those gi & agrave; won in 2012 - '' 13 and in 2013 - '' 14. Therefore - expanding the discussion to all Nordic disciplines - equaled countryman Kenji Ogiwara, capable in the first half & agrave; the early '90s to win three consecutive World Cups in the combined.
However Today & egrave; arrived un''autentica day of glory for the Rising Sun Land. The pi & ugrave step; the bottom of the podium has indeed found space the revived Yuki Ito, author of un''annata subdued so far, but definitely "on track" in Finnish ground. Also you & egrave; registered a surprising sixth place Kaori Iwabuchi, who has shown great feeling with the trampoline, where in 2017 the World Cup will be played, so as to achieve the best result of his career.
Is not serious; some peregrine rather see Maja Vtic to the 'honor. The Slovenian twenty-eight has forfeited his third consecutive podium realizing the second score in both segments, proving thus the second force in the field.
Daniela Iraschko fourth-Stolz, now unable to counter the most & ugrave rivals; listed and even have had to give up the top-three for six tenths. At least the Austrian presence in the noble of the league remains strong Because & eacute; Jacqueline Seifriedsberger finished fifth and Clare H & ouml; LZL seventh.
Even un''azzurra has found a place at the top of the list. It is, of course, Elena Runggaldier, whose season gi & agrave; positive for s & eacute; It is enhanced by another prestigious placement. The twenty-five Gardena has in fact concluded 9th, finding its way into the top-ten for the fifth time in his career, the third nell''inverno underway.
Evelyn Insam instead missed the 'entry in the points, from which & egrave; He has been excluded for five tenths, finishing 31st. Veronica Gianmoena instead concluded 35th. Absent all Malsiner sisters. Manuela has gi & agrave; started the adjustment path to the junior World Cup, scheduled for next week, while Lara & egrave; tutt''ora committed to the Youth Olympic Games in Lillehammer.
As said earlier, Takanashi & egrave; gi & agrave; certain of winning the Crystal Ball Since & eacute; It boasts 1,410 points against the 979 of Iraschko-Stolz, when four hundred remain available. In the run up to the square of 'honor the veteran of Eisenerz still has a solid margin, since & eacute; Vtic - third - & egrave; at an altitude of 798. Probably these will be the athletes close to the podium in the general classification, as Seifriedsberger - fourth - has 585 points, H & ouml; LZL - fifth - 558 and Lundby - sixth - 524.
In the next week the women's circuit doubles. The World Cup will go & agrave; staged in Almaty (Kazakhstan), but at the same time in Rasnov (Romania) will be held the World Junior, reserved for athletes born from 1996 onwards.
LAHTI HS 1001. Sara Takanashi (JPN) 251.32. VTIC Maja (SLO) 238.73. ITO Yuki (JPN) 232.24. Iraschko-STOLZ Daniela (AUT) 231.65. Seifriedsberger Jacqueline (AUT) 226.46. Kaori Iwabuchi (JPN) 225.67. H & ouml; LZL Chiara (AUT) 222.98. Maren Lundby (NOR) 216.99. RUNGGALDIER Elena (ITA) 216210. VOGT Carina (GER) 208.7
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