Nordic SkiingMen's Jumping - Fis Cup
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The long weekend of Villach's Fis Cup came to an end. Slovenia missed the "Great Slam". In fact, after the two victories of Nika Kriznar in the women's field and the success of Timi Zajc in the men's race on Saturday, the weekend ended with a German affirmation.
Sunday 2 July 2017 4 minutes reading time
Today he celebrated Lukas Wagner, the true third line of the Teutonic movement, but he found the most classic days of grace.
The 28-year-old native of Thuringia, but moved to Bavaria, built his own victory in the first series when he landed 3.5 meters above the Hs point with a lot of telemark. The great accumulated advantage allowed him to defend despite a much more regular jump.
Place of honor for the solid Elias Tollinger. The Austrian made a very good performance, achieving two competitive jumps. In this way he finished second, detached from 3 points by the winner. The podium was completed by another Austrian, Ulrich Wohlgenannt, author of a major comeback in the decisive series that allowed him to go back from the 11th to the third position.
Quarter Yuken Iwasa, slipped a seat compared to the one in the middle of the race. About the 1999 class, the disappointment of the day is Polish Pawel Wasek, sunken from the second provisional square at the 11th final.
Wisla's teenager was just ahead of Federico Cecon, who once again revealed the best of the blues. The 20-year-old Friulian did not repeat the podium on Saturday, but still proved to be a newcomer to the 12th place. Also positive was the young Giuseppe Bresadola, 17th.
Rather unlucky Roberto Dellasega, at 31st. The Trentino veteran was the first of the excluded from the area despite having gained access to the second series. However, this saw 32 athletes on the go by virtue of several former aequo on 28th square at the end of the first race segment. Rear the other two blue. Michael Lunardi finished 61th and Zeno Di Lenardo 65th.
As for the Austrians returning from injury, Thomas Diethart placed 13th and Manuel Poppinger 34th.
The next Fis Cup competitions are scheduled for mid-August in Kuopio (Finland). Meanwhile, however, will begin more qualified circuits such as the Continental Cup (next week) and especially the Summer Grand Prix (14-15 July).
FIS CUP VILLACH (II) 1. WAGNER Lukas (GER) 257.02. TOLLINGER Elias (AUT) 254.03. WOHLGENANNT Ulrich (AUT) 251.04. IWASA Yuken (JPN) 249.55. LACKNER Thomas (AUT) 248.56. KOGLER Patrick (AUT) 248.0
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