The ideal weather conditions have allowed us to witness a great show on the Large Olympic Hill in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the second leg of the 62 ^ Vierschanzentournee. Without the whims of the wind to reshuffle the cards, the victory went to Thomas Diethart as predicted, pre-race favorite.
Wednesday 1 January 2014 7 minutes reading time
'' The Austrian showed jumps during all of the last days to be higher than the competition, confirming also during the race, won in imperious manner. The twenty-one of Hinzenbach achieved the best score in both series winning result of the first World Cup victory of his career.
L'' Austria has achieved two goals as Thomas Morgenstern has proved to have fully recovered from the fall of Titisee-Neustadt. The twenty-seven of Villach, made two jumps excellent (albeit with a barb on telemark at the second), but nothing has been against the younger compatriot to whom he surrendered 11 points.
Third place, but well 17.6 lengths of delay for Simon Ammann. The Swiss, this'' today certainly not lucky with the wind in the first series, preceded the Norwegian Anders Fannemel, riscattatosi after the failure to qualify of Oberstdorf, and German Andreas Wellinger, who then promptly answered with facts to the heavy criticism it received for the mouth of Sven Hannawald in recent days.
Yet another place in the top-six for the'' eternal Noriaki Kasai, able to overcome Kamil Stoch and Gregor Schlierenzauer. Polish, as in Oberstdorf, lacked continuity to the item (Pretty well in the first set, in the second evil), while conversely the Austrian'' is consistently dull compared to the standard to which we are accustomed.
The surprises today are Richard Freitag, recovered after the great difficulties of the past few days, and Anssi Koivuranta. The German finished ninth and tenth Finnish has collected a great place.
Instead, the little coveted Palm disappointment of the day should be evenly divided between Peter and Anders Bardal Prevc, extremely liked in Oberstdorf. Both have paid a terrible first jump and concluded thirteenth and eighteenth respectively. In particular, the Norwegian is the worst result of the season (it was never out of the top ten) and only the second since the beginning of the winter competition ended outside the top-five.
GARMISCH - LARGE HILL1. Diethart Thomas (AUT) 296.12. MORGENSTERN Thomas (AUT) 285.13. Simon Ammann (SUI) 278.54. FANNEMEL Anders (NOR) 275.75. Wellinger Andreas (GER) 267.26. KASAI Noriaki (JPN) 265.37. STOCH Kamil (POL) 264.98. Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT) 264.89. Richard Freitag (GER) 264 210. Anssi Koivuranta (FIN) 263.9Clicca here for full results.
As regards the general classification of the Tour, the situation evolves as follows:
PARTIAL CLASS TOUR (2 STAGES OF 4) 1. Diethart Thomas (AUT) 593.42. MORGENSTERN Thomas (AUT) 581.93. Simon Ammann (SUI) 580.44. KASAI Noriaki (JPN) 559.85. Anders Bardal (NOR) 558.56. PREVC Peter (SLO) 554.47. Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT) 546.48. HAYBÖCK Michael (AUT) 537.89. STOCH Kamil (POL) 536 910. Taku Takeuchi (JPN) 530.9
So at the halfway point of the event Diethart took the lead, and with some margin. The big question about him concerns the mental strength as it is an athlete who early in the season was not even in the top 8 of the Austrian team, and instead now suddenly finds himself at the center of global attention''.
Morgenstern and Ammann, navigated and vice versa jumpers used to the spotlight, are detached but still fully in the running for the ultimate success. Less than sensational upsets seem to evaporate the ambitions of Bardal, Prevc, Schlierenzauer and Stoch.
The absolute ranking of the World Cup has riaccorciata again. Stoch has defended the yellow bib with 466 points. However Schlierenzauer has riguardagnato second place with 413, while Bardal was third with 411. Ammann, fourth, has led to 62 lengths behind the leader with a share of fifth Morgenstern -120.
Tomorrow does not jump, but we moved to Innsbruck. Jump Qualifying January 3, while the race will take place on the 4th. Both competitions are scheduled at 14.00.
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