Peter Prevc wins the qualification of Oberstdorf [set within the Head-to-Head]

63. The Vierschanzentournee you & egrave; officially opened with the jump qualification on Schattenbergschanze Oberstdorf, in a tough Since & eacute; athletes were found to jump with strong tailwind.

Saturday 27 December 2014 6 minutes reading time

The best score & egrave; was produced by the Slovenian Peter Prevc with 9/10 ahead of Gregor Schlierenzauer, while the third place & egrave; was conquered by the Japanese Noriaki Kasai. Three athletes during the presentation we had put on the list of outsiders or splinters crazy. Great return of Kamil Stoch, author dell''11 & deg; score. Homemade Italian Davide Bresadola & egrave; managed to snatch the qualification despite the wind conditions were enemy of its features, but having one of the pi & ugrave scores; low among qualified avr & agrave; an opponent prohibitive tomorrow (Richard Freitag). Unfortunately for Daniel Varesco and Federico Cecon, for which, however, the 'goal was simply to check your level. In any case, both were able to beat ten opponents. In truth & agrave; nineteen Trentino & egrave; was removed ranking undergoing a disqualification for irregular suit. The names pi & ugrave; sounding out of the race tomorrow are Jakub Janda (winner of Tourn & eacute; and in 2005/2006), Jan Matura, Manuel Fettner and Reruhi Shimizu (fallen disastrously). It should be remembered as the Tourn & egrave; and 4 trampolines are using the particular format of the KO-System, which is the first series & egrave; composed of 25 direct matches based on the result of the qualification so that the twenty-fifth tackles the twenty-sixth, the twenty-fourth addressing the twenty-eighth, and cos & Igrave; on until the first to address the fiftieth. & nbsp; Access the second series the winners of the 25 direct matches in addition to the 5 lucky loser, ie the five scores pi & ugrave; high among the losers. Translated & egrave; can get into the points without getting one of the thirty best scores in the first series. For this reason, unlike what usually happens in the World Cup, even the ten pre-qualified athletes are evaluated by the judges. Among them Peter Prevc, Gregor Schlierenzauer and Noriaki Kasai have done better than Takeuchi. Notably as Simon Ammann has decided not to jump, then partir & agrave; with bib number 50. Even Michael Hayb & ouml; ck and Roman Koudelka decided to desert the qualifying today and then give birth to three head-to-head fire. OBERSTDORF H2H Schattenbergschanze (26) Junshiro KOBAYASHI (JPN) vs (25) Robert Kranjec (SLO) (27) Lauri Asikainen (FIN) vs (24) KRAUS Marinus (GER) (28) KOFLER Andreas (AUT) vs (23) Kubacki Dawid (POL) (29) Anders Jacobsen (NOR) vs. (22) SAKUYAMA Kento (JPN) (30) DeÅ¾man Nejc (SLO) vs (21) WENIG Daniel (GER) (31) Eisenbichler Markus (GER) vs (20) Forfang Johann (NOR) (32) Fairall Nicholas (USA) vs (19) DESCOMBES St. Vincent (FRA) (33) MAKSIMOCHKIN Mikhail (RUS) vs (18) LEYHE Stephan (GER) (34) Ziobro Jan (POL) vs (17) Diethart Thomas (AUT) (35) Anssi Koivuranta (FIN) vs (16) NEUMAYER Michael (GER) (36) WANK Andreas (GER) vs (15) ITO Daiki (JPN) (37) LANISEK Anze (SLO) vs (14) SJ & Ã˜ EN Phillip (NOR) (38) M & auml; & auml; TT & auml; Jarkko (FIN) vs (13) Boyarintsev Vladislav (RUS) (39) VASSILIEV Dimitry (RUS) vs (12) FREUND Severin (GER) (40) KRAFT Stefan (AUT) vs (11) STOCH Kamil (POL) (41) Seou CHOI (KOR) vs (10) Anders Bardal (NOR) (42) ZNISZCZOL Aleksander (POL) vs (9) DAMJAN Jernej (SLO) (43) FUCHS Tim (GER) vs (8) FANNEMEL Anders (NOR) (44 ) GEIGER Karl (GER) vs (7) VELTA Rune (NOR) (45) ZYLA Piotr (POL) vs (6) PUNGERTAR Matjaz (SLO) (46) Bresadola Davide (ITA) vs (5) Richard Freitag (GER) ( 47) ROWLEY Matthew (CAN) vs (4) TAKEUCHI Taku (JPN) (48) KOUDELKA Roman (CZE) vs (3) KASAI Noriaki (JPN) (49) HAYB & Ã–land; CK Michael vs (2) SCHLIERENZAUER Gregor (AUT) ( 50) vs Simon Ammann (1) PREVC Peter (SLO) The race will have & agrave; place on Sunday 28, starting at 16:30.

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