Nordic Skiingfemale jumping - Hinzenbach
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Sara Takanashi continues to prove un''autentica war machine. Today in Hinzenbach Japan has strung the ninth consecutive victory, as well as & egrave; the number 40 of his career.
Saturday 6 February 2016 6 minutes reading time
Once again, the Japanese had no rivals Because & eacute; currently enjoys superiority un''evidente & agrave; technique. & Egrave; especially the first flight phase to make a difference, as the 'Asian manages to get out of the tooth with a speed & agrave; and an angle which transform it into a kind of projectile and, together with its innate superfine flight technique, allow to obtain the measures unreachable for the opponents.
The nineteen year old Kamikawa signed his tenth win in eleven races of the season, but above all has led to 9 its series of consecutive successes. In the women's field nell''ambito of Olympic winter sports only the German luger Tatjana H & uuml; fner realized a similar sequence between 2007 and 2008.
At this point only the US speed skater Eric Heiden, able to put together 12 consecutive statements in the World Cup in 1977 and the Winter Olympic Games of 1980, did better. It goes to memorize options remarked how all''epoca not exist World Cup. & nbsp;
As icing on the cake, Takanashi, reached 40 statements of 71 career appearances in top-level competitions. If we refer to the individual competition series, the Japanese realized the best score in the last 17 and 20 of the 21 played in the season. In short, everything & egrave; summed up in the motto "I jump by itself."
Behind it & egrave; placed Daniela Iraschko-Stolz, able to settle the square of 'honor despite persistent pain in the knees that are haunting. The Austrian veteran, seventh podium finish in seven races sailed in that Hinzenbach, he was right a few tenths of Norwegian Maren Lundby, overwhelmingly grown over the last few days of their shots.
Fourth place went to a disappointed Maja Vtic, forced to give up the podium because of a botched second jump. The Slovenian preceded Irina Avvakumova, which confirmed its top, and the German Carina Vogt, today able to present itself in the top positions despite obvious difficulties & agrave; techniques.
decent performance for Jacqueline Seifriedsberger, Clare H & ouml; LZL and Ema Klinec, compact between the seventh and ninth place, while among the big disappointed Yuki Ito, only the twentieth and the worst result of the season.
Homemade Italian Elena Runggaldier confirmed its solidity & agrave; and & egrave; ranked 14th, getting the 'yet another quality placement & agrave; of its winter. Has entered into the points (29th) also Evelyn Insam, who now & egrave; I missed the second jump, but able to express themselves on the level of the pi & ugrave; experienced teammate in the first series. They have instead passed the rock of qualifying the other three blue engaged, ie Malsiner Manuela Lara and sisters, as well as & eacute; Veronica Gianmoena.
In the overall standings of the World Cup Takanashi it is brought to 1080 points against the 729 of Iraschko-Stolz. At this point one wonders if the Japanese shut & agrave; reckon mathematically gi & agrave; next week in Ljubno, or if pi & ugrave; likely will have & agrave; wait for the pre-World Test Lahti. Vtic for now & egrave; Firmly third with 498, but Lundby you & egrave; flow rate in fourth place with 399 ahead of Seifriedsberger (395), H & ouml; LZL (386), Klinec (381), Ito (378) and Avvakumova (351).
Tomorrow is replicated with un''altra race.
Hinzenbach HS 951. Sara Takanashi (JPN) 257.22. Iraschko-STOLZ Daniela (AUT) 238.93. Maren Lundby (NOR) 238.54. VTIC Maja (SLO) 232.25. VOGT Carina (GER) 230.55. AVVAKUMOVA Irina (RUS) 230.57. Seifriedsberger Jaqueline (AUT) 229.78. H & ouml; LZL Chiara (AUT) 226.69. KlÃnec Ema (SLO) 225 110. ENGLUND Nita (USA) 223.0
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