Nordic Skiing64. Vierschanzentournee
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The 64th edition of Vierschanzentournee you & egrave; He moved to Austria where today & egrave; held the qualifying race in Innsbruck, due to start at 14:00 tomorrow. For now nell''impianto Tyrolean values ​​have changed Because & eacute; Michael Hayb & ouml; ck you & egrave; revealed the pi & ugrave; strong day.
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The twenty-four of Salzburg has excelled both in training and, indeed, in qualifying where preceded by a point Prevc Domen, a marked improvement compared to the German stages.
Third place went to Anders Fannemel front of Stefan Kraft, Johann Andre Forfang and Severin Freund who gave the 'impression of not wanting to exploit its full potential Because & eacute; you & egrave; Raised in proximity & agrave; dell''atterraggio.
German salter & agrave; ten minutes before Peter Prevc, which - after training - has opted not to show up in qualifying. Consequently, the overall leader of Tourn & eacute; and & partir agrave; with bib number 50 and will be tomorrow & agrave; just opposite to the winner of the qualification.
So what will be final & agrave; a head-to-head from which probably come out & agrave; a lucky loser. Also interesting Domen Prevc vs. Daniel Andre Tande (now the author of a quid pro quo). It will & agrave; also a challenge between Gregor Schlierenzauer and Noriaki Kasai.
Among the eliminated you read several big names and not surprisingly, being a springboard to Innsbruck unforgiving, especially when the wind blows behind the athletes. Do not take part in the race tomorrow jumpers such as Andreas Kofler and Robert Kranjec, in addition to Manuel Poppinger and Gregor Deschwanden.
No Italian took part in the qualifying as the coaching staff had decided long ago to show up exclusively in German stages of Tourn & eacute; and then deserting Austrian ones in order to give priority to training ahead of the rest of the season.
INNSBRUCK H2H Bergiselschanze (26) Larinto Ville (FIN) vs (25) Andreas Stjernen (NOR) (27) Clemens Aigner (AUT) vs (24) Schiffner Markus (AUT) (28) Karl Geiger (GER) vs (23) Ammann Simon (SUI) (29) Tom Hilde (NOR) vs. (22) Dawid Kubacki (POL) (30) FETTNER Manuel (AUT) vs (21) JANDA Jakub (CZE) (31) DESCOMBES Vincent (FRA) vs (20) Wellinger Andreas (GER) (32) KOT Maciej (POL) vs (19) WANK Andreas (GER) (33) SAKUYAMA Kento (JPN) vs (18) LANISEK Anze (SLO) (34) Vladimir Zografski (BUL) vs (17 ) MATURE Jan (CZE) (35) TOCHIMOTO Shohei (JPN) vs (16) Stefan HULA (POL) (36) BARTOL Tilen (SLO) vs (15) STOCH Kamil (POL) (37) HAZETDINOV Ilmir (RUS) vs ( 14) HAUER Joachim (NOR) (38) HLAVA Lukas (CZE) vs (13) GANGNES Kenneth (NOR) (39) Junshiro KOBAYASHI (JPN) vs (12) Taku Takeuchi (JPN) (40) Peier Killian (SUI) vs (11) Daiki ITO (JPN) (41) SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor (AUT) vs (10) KASAI Noriaki (JPN) (42) LAMY CHAPPUIS Ronan (FRA) vs (9) KOUDELKA Roman (CZE) (43) ALTENBURGER Florian (AUT ) vs (8) LEYHE Stephan (GER) (44) EGLOFF Luca (SUI) vs (7) Richard Freitag (GER) (45) Denis Kornilov (RUS) vs (6) FREUND Severin (GER) (46) Michael NEUMAYER ( GER) vs (5) Forfang Johann A. (NOR) (47) Tollinger Elias (AUT) vs (4) KRAFT Stefan (AUT) (48) GLASDER Michael (USA) vs (3) FANNEMEL Anders (NOR) (49) Daniel-Andre Tande (NOR) vs. (2) PREVC Domen (SLO) (50) PREVC Peter (SLO) vs. (1) HAYB & Öland; CK Michael (AUT)
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