Men's Jump - Summer Grand Prix 2017
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Today, Wisla has made the first ever Summer Grand Prix 2017 team race. They have come to the fore in 13 teams, the number never reached last season in top-level races. A prophet at home was Poland, which has thus won the 4th success in the last 5 editions disputed on Malinka.
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After closing the first set in a second detached position of 7.6 meters from Norway, men led by Stefan Horngacher overtaken at the decisive moment. Piotr Zyla, Kamil Stoch and Maciej Kot have unveiled solid performance while the real MPV was Dawid Kubacki having scored the best score of the day.
Second place for Anders Fannemel, Robert Johansson, Kenneth Gangnes and Daniel Andre Tande Norway, capable of holding up to two turns from the end, then slip to the square for 12.2 points and therefore not confirming the success achieved in the 2016.
The last step of the podium was occupied by Germany by Andreas Wank, Karl Geiger, Andreas Wellinger and Stephan Leyhe. The teutons who were already in the lead of the first series were called out of the fight for victory, having quarters closed with a 30-foot-long detachment from the summit. At the end of a tight fight they managed to grab the podium, relegating Slovenia to 4th place at just 3.2 points.
Goran Janus has dealt with Miran Zupancic, Robert Kranjec, who came back after a season due to a knee injury, a dull Peter Prevc and Anze Lanisek, eventually revealing the best of the quartet. Austria, with many second lines, closed 5th with Gregor Schlierenzauer's good record.
Sixth Finland, for which Antti Aalto was highlighted, followed by the Czech Republic 7th of the brilliant Roman Koudelka and Switzerland 8th.
Japan did not qualify for the second part of the race, for which the absences of all its points are recorded. Italy closed 10th, with a matte test in light of yesterday's saw by Sebastian Colloredo, Roberto Dellasega, Davide Bresadola and Alex Insam.
Tomorrow will end the weekend of Summer GP with the individual competition that will take place at 17.30.
WISLA - TEAM EVENT
1. POLAND (Zyla, Stoch, Kubacki, Kot) 994.72. NORWAY (Fannemel, Johansson, Gangnes, Tande) 982.53. GERMANY (Wank, Geiger, Wellinger, Leyhe) 951.94. SLOVENIA (Zupancic, Kranjec, Prevc, Lanisek) 948.75. AUSTRIA (Huber, Schlierenzauer, Altenburger, Kofler) 935.86. FINLAND (Larinto, Nousiainen, Määttä, Aalto) 861.47. REP. ECSC (Stursa, Vancura, Polasek, Koudelka) 849.18. SWITZERLAND (Deschwanden, Karlen, Peier, Ammann) 822.5
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