Nordic SkiingJump male - Grand Prix 2015
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As often happens in Hakuba, the wind 'has made a master and favored upheavals for the values ​​expressed in the' training. At least the victory & egrave; He went to one of the favorites and & egrave; It was debunked a historic tab & ugrave ;.
Saturday 29 August 2015 4 minutes reading time
At 36 years played Michael Neumayer & egrave; He finally managed to establish itself in a top-level competition, although in a context of the many absences and in the summer circuit.
German, appeared bright since the trial jumps, posted the best score in the first set and & egrave; I did well to defend themselves despite difficult conditions in the second while maintaining a small margin ahead of another veteran, Robert Kranjec.
Slovenian & egrave; the author of a trial set to mirror that of the winner and won the place of 'honor comeback, bowing to the Teutonic for 7/10 of a point.
The podium & egrave; It was completed by the favorite of the eve. Kento Sakuyama has had to deal with a wind enemy during both his jumps, but confirmed to be in a good form finishing in third place in less than two points from success.
Among the disappointed Taku Takeuchi and Simon Ammann, who stole the 'eye in training. The Japanese finished sixth, while the Swiss non & egrave; He went beyond the twelfth. Chews bitter also Noriaki Kasai, according to mid & agrave; competition, but only eighth at the end thereof due to a bad second balance.
Anze Semenic confirmed to be a big talent closing quarter. Among the unusual results favored by many absences and the whims of the wind signals the nineteenth instead of the Korean Choi Seou.
Little change in the overall ranking of the Summer Grand Prix as nine of the top ten did not face the trip to the land of the rising sun. The 'unique novelty & agrave; Significant & egrave; see Sakuyama reduced to 34 points late to Severin Freund. The Japanese can & ograve; conquer the yellow bib in the night with a placing among the top seven.
HAKUBA - HS 131 (I) 1. NEUMAYER Michael (GER) 251.0 2. Robert Kranjec (SLO) 250.33. SAKUYAMA Kento (JPN) 249.34. SemeniÄ Anze (SLO) 247.25. Daiki ITO (JPN) 245.86. Taku Takeuchi (JPN) 244.7 7. Dežman Nejc (SLO) 243.78. KASAI Noriaki (JPN) 241.1 9. HLAVA Lukas (CZE) 238.7 10. HVALA Jaka (SLO) 237 710. Robert Kranjec (SLO) 237.7
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