Anders Fannemel dominates the second race of Titisee-Neustadt, where Freund is disqualified

A Titisee-Neustadt the news of the day is not & egrave; as the triumph of Anders Fannemel, but the fact that Severin Freund - overflowing winner of yesterday's race and author of a first jump that allowed him to hypothecate also success today - has been removed by ranking at the end of the first set.

Sunday 8 February 2015 7 minutes reading time

German & egrave; was taken out of the ranking because of the length of the skis. Passateci the comparison, but see certain things reminiscent of the condemnation of Al Capone, brutal gangster who was jailed for tax evasion. Obviously in this case solely by reason on the sportive as Freund was over several weeks in the viewfinder of the experts for the 'use of overalls that left many doubts about the regularity & agrave ;. So the disqualification for "ski too long", reminiscent of the pretext used to withdraw from circulation gi & agrave; cited Scarface Al. Mind you, not that the others are of the saints. For example you & egrave; gi & agrave; widely spoken than they were (are) suspect the suits of Roman Koudelka. Also Anders Jacobsen & egrave; got a reprimand for ex post 'equipment (irregular) used in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, remaining for & ograve; quietly in the standings. Do not forget also how some athletes change suit between first and second series, after which generally there are controls, suddenly improving their performance. One for all: Jernej Damjan. Also Freund & egrave; certainly in a state of excellent form, not & egrave; the suit that allows him to win repeatedly. The talk about regularity & agrave; bodysuits fact & egrave; well pi & ugrave; Because large & eacute; hover suspicions of many protagonists of the circuit men (and women, as well as & eacute; Nordic combined) belonging to various nations, but the disqualifications affect nearly always minnow or are painless. Let's go back to the same point, the system of controls has now lost credibility & agrave; since dall''ultimo Summer Grand Prix and see Freund, who in Innsbruck used unpunished overalls so large that I could not put in place a snowplow for deceleration, taken out of the rankings for "ski too long" makes you smile. At this point you might as well abolish every kind of rule about the suits, of 'Besides the' exasperation technological & egrave; gi & agrave; fine. It should not be forgotten as two years ago Norway studies & ograve; a system of stitching that allowed to deform the suit in flight, but to be adjusted to the controls. The FIS ran for cover in the spring 2013, prohibiting the aforementioned seam pattern, but & egrave; was like trying to empty the 'ocean with a bucket. About Norway, today's race & egrave; was won clearly from Anders Fannemel, author of the best score in both series. The Scandinavian preceded Kamil Stoch and Roman Koudelka, both authors of a second spectacular jump that allowed reassembling eight positions, winning cos & Igrave; the place of 'honor and step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium. Fourth position for Daiki Ito, who arrived just ahead of overall leader Stefan Kraft, who instead lost ground in the second series. In any case, the 'Austrian gained ground on rival pi & ugrave; close in the race for Crystal Ball Since & eacute; Peter Prevc finished seventh. There comes a sign of life from Michael Hayb & ouml; ck, ninth. Homemade Italian bad day. Both David Bresadola that Sebastian Colloredo did wrong their jump qualficazione and were unable to gain access to the race. & Nbsp; In the overall standings of the World Cup Kraft rises to 1,208 points with Prevc second to 1,150. Koudelka & egrave; rose to third place with 1,021 bypassing Freund, stopped in 1013. Fifth Hayb & ouml; ck with 944, while Fannemel raise it to 898. TITISEE NEUSTADT - HS 142 1. FANNEMEL Anders (NOR) 285.22. STOCH Kamil (POL) 274.83. KOUDELKA Roman (CZE) 273.34. ITO Daiki (JPN) 272.85. KRAFT Stefan (AUT) 271.96. VELTA Rune (NOR) 270.47. PREVC Peter (SLO) 269.88. Richard Freitag (GER) 266.19. HAYB & Ã–land; CK Michael (AUT) 265 610. SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor (AUT) 265.5 Click here for complete results. In return next weekend's races ski flying. The jumpers will compete in Vikersund, Norway.

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