The wind shuffles the cards in Sapporo. Fannemel record, Prevc down from the podium where salt Kasai

Il vento mescola le carte a Sapporo. Fannemel da record, Prevc giù dal podio dove sale Kasai
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The wind shuffles the cards in Sapporo. Fannemel record, Prevc down from the podium where salt Kasai

Often in Sapporo wind & egrave; protagonist and extremely affects the competitions that are held sull''Okurayama. The first match staged in the Italian night it & egrave; was an example Since & eacute; some athletes have been found to jump in fabulous condition.

Among them the Norwegian Anders Fannemel, particularly helped by Aeolus in both series. & Nbsp; The twenty-four Scandinavian, so far never been on the podium nell''inverno in progress, & egrave; even took the luxury to build the new official record of the landing pad to 143.5 meters, and then confirmed at the summit even in the decisive round. Norway has quickly erased its Black Saturday scoring twice Because & eacute; the place of 'honor & egrave; It was the prerogative of Johann Andre Forfang. Third place went to 'infinite Noriaki Kasai, where the gods of the jump gave a hand, allowing him to establish a new record of longevity & agrave ;. The Japanese on the podium of a World Cup race all''et & agrave; 43 years and 239 days, thereby improving the primacy that gi & agrave; She held. Fourth and fifth place for the Germans Severin Freund and Richard Freitag, who preceded Peter Prevc. The Slovenian has certainly not found girlfriends and conditions for how a state of grace could not get on top of the situation. The twenty-three of Kranj & egrave; therefore had to settle for sixth place seeing interrupted his series of 13 consecutive podium finishes in top-level competitions. Daiki Ito so disappointed that after closing the lead the first set & egrave; sank to seventh place, the victim of one of the pi & ugrave; charts situations Sapporo. Something similar to Kenneth Gangnes, slipped to twentieth place from ninth to mid & agrave; race. The two Italians involved, Roberto Dellasega and David Bresadola, did not pass the qualification. Prevc remains firmly in command of the overall standings of the World Cup with 1224 points against the 855 of Freund, Gangnes of the 738, the 618 and the 567 of Forfang of Hayb & ouml; ck. Next week we race in Oslo, Norway. SAPPORO HS 1341. FANNEMEL Anders (NOR) 265.92. Forfang Johann Andre (NOR) 260.33. KASAI Noriaki (JPN) 259.54. FREUND Severin (GER) 252.85. Richard Freitag (GER) 251.76. PREVC Peter (SLO) 248.67. Daiki ITO (JPN) 248.18. FETTNER Manuel (AUT) 242.89. Daniel-Andre Tande (NOR) 238 010. PREVC Domen (SLO) 234 910. HAUER Joachim (NOR) 234.9 Click here for complete results.
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