Charlotte Kalla and Calle Halfvarsson impose themselves in competitive Bruksvallarna

The FIS disputatesi today Bruksvallarna catching are the hosts Charlotte Kalla in the 5 km classic and feminine Calle Halfvarsson in the 10 km always alternating male.

Friday 22 November 2013 3 minutes reading time

There was no story in the women's race, Charlotte Kalla too superior compared to their opponents in the race today although the stride is not his strong point. The Swede, who will give up at the Tour de Ski in hopes to win another Olympic title after one of the 10 km of Vancouver, preceded by 37 "3 Bleckur Sofia and 41" 9 Ida Ingemarsdotter. In the top 10 we find only the Swiss Seraina Boner, sixth, of different nationalities from Sweden. Fourth is in fact Britta Johansson Norgren, fifth Hanna Brodin, Anna Haag a seventh increasingly the shadow of the champion able to win silver in the double pursuit in Vancouver, Sara Lindborg eighth, ninth and tenth Stina Nilsson Magdalena Pajala. France disappoints, the only team in the race of a certain weight Bruksvallarna, which is best classified Celia Aymonier twelfth. Most fought rather the 10km male. It imposes Halfvarsson Calle, who started strong and good at resisting the return of Daniel Richardsson, second trailing by 6 "4. Interesting this change (temporary?) Hierarchies as in the past Richardsson has always been better than Halfvarsson in stride. Completing the podium Jimmie Johnsson, a specialist marathon races, trailing by just two tenths from the place of honor, while the top 10 are also quarter Lars Nelson, Jean Marc Gaillard - Best of the French - the fifth, sixth Jens Eriksson, Gustav Eriksson seventh, eighth Martin Johansson, Anton Lindblad ninth and tenth sprinter Teodor Peterson. In the race there was also an Italian, Nicola Morandini, which closes the fortieth in a minute and a half from Halfvarsson. Tomorrow two other distance races, a 10 km 15 km male and a female, but in free technique. The program will close on Sunday with the sprint always skating.

Jacopo Barbieri

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