In Slovenia, Poland and Germany the bib extra for the World Cup by Continental Cup

Slovenia, Polonia e Germania il pettorale supplementare per la Coppa del Mondo tramite Continental Cup
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In Slovenia, Poland and Germany the bib extra for the World Cup by Continental Cup

A Trondheim (Norway) have played the last two races of the summer I decided Continental Cup where they were three extra bibs for the first period of the World Cup which includes 9 races between Klingenthal and Einsiedeln.

The countries that will benefit from a place pi & ugrave; in the maximum circuit will be Slovenia, Poland and Germany, each of which will have agrave &; then a contingent of 7 men. Unfortunately for Austria and Norway, forced to begin the & rsquo; winter with 6 pectoral. & Nbsp; Coming to the races in Norway, on Saturday Anze Lanisek has once again proven itself to be in a very good shape. The eighteen year old Slovenian & egrave; imposed clearly made the best score in both sets of race. Piazza d & rsquo; honor for the German Michael Neumayer, whose task was precisely to mark how many pi & ugrave; points as possible to increase the quota Teutonic. The podium & egrave; was completed by the regular Norwegian Kenneth Gangnes, while behind him are wasted upheavals of the standings. For example, l & rsquo; Austrian Manuel Poppinger & egrave; demoted from second to sixth place, while the Czech Antonin Hajek & egrave; climbed from tenth to fifth. Much more & ugrave; back & egrave; reappeared the name of Lukas M & uuml; ller, the twenty-ninth. L & rsquo; Austrian twenty-two now, able to graduate and junior world champion in the past considered a big potential of the discipline, has been living for several years a technical and psychological crisis from which it can not escape. COC - TRONDHEIM (I) 1 LANISEK Anze (SLO) 267.7 2 NEUMAYER Michael (GER) 255.5 3 GANGNES Kenneth (NOR) 251.5 4 LOITZL Wolfgang (AUT) 250.4 5 HAJEK Antonin (CZE) 246.4 6 ELVERUMM SORSELL Kim Rene (NOR) 245.8 Click here for full results. & Nbsp; On Sunday the competition & egrave; was much more & ugrave; tug and Germany scored twice. The victory & egrave; been the preserve of Karl Geiger, extremely consistent on the two series and managed to precede four-tenths of a point his compatriot Markus Eisenbichler, author of the best score of the second series after finishing fifth in the first. Great day for the Czech Republic Since é ;, addition to the success of Roman Koudelka in the trial of Summer Grand Prix in Hinzenbach, & egrave; reached the podium Antonin Hajek, third. Fourth place for Manuel Poppinger again the victim of a "slip". Leader of met & agrave; race, the 'Austrian & egrave; even slipped off the podium. Anze Semenic finished seventh, behind even the Norwegian Kim Rene Elverum Sorsell and Swiss Killian Peier. It is notable ninth place of Nicholas Fairall, yet another sign of life of the American movement in minor circuits. COC - TRONDHEIM (II) 1 GEIGER Karl (GER) 258.2 2 Eisenbichler Markus (GER) 257.8 3 HAJEK Antonin (CZE) 255.94. POPPINGER Manuel (AUT) 253.2 5 ELVERUMM SORSELL Kim Rene (NOR) 251.66. Peier Killian (SUI) 245.2 Click here for full results. Poor luck for the & rsquo; unique blue engaged, Michael Lunardi, who finished forty-ninth and fiftieth Saturday Sundays. The Continental Cup & egrave summer; was won by Polish Jakub Wolny with 515 points, followed by Slovenians Dinners Prevc and Miran Zupancic respectively to 482 and 461 CLICK HERE for the complete rankings. The first winter test circuit cadet are fixed December 12 to 14 at Rena (Norway).
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