Nordic SkiingCross Country Skiing - Oslo
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Therese Johaug dominates superiority & agrave; embarrassing the 30 km classic technique Oslo inflicting a record gap to Ingvild Flugstad & Ø StBerG second and Anne Kyll & ouml; nen third.
Sunday 7 February 2016 6 minutes reading time
A race from total length of just under one & rsquo; hour and resolves after two minutes, the time necessary to Johaug to unplug all the opponents and fly away towards the success. Its progression & egrave; impressive: after five kilometers boasts gi & agrave; 44 seconds on the group after 10 kilometers 1:35, breaks through the wall of 2 minutes at & rsquo; intermediate place after 11.8 Km, that of 3 after 16.3 km and that of 4 after 23.8 km. In the last five kilometers finally, a bit & rsquo; relaxing for the ruler of this race, which reaches the finish line with & ldquo; only & rdquo; 3:46, however, detachment ever seen in the 30 Km of Oslo and in a competition of women's cross-country skiing in general.
Than today & egrave; Therese Johaug for win number 41 all inclusive career, the number 11 this season. In addition, his podium & egrave; the number 7, also consecutive, in the 30 Km of Oslo, a result that allows it to become the & rsquo; athlete & ndash; including men & ndash; with the highest number of top-three in the legendary race in Holmenkollen.
Pi & ugrave; uncertain the battle for the podium, with a group of ten girls who proceeds compact until & rsquo; last of four laps of 7.5 km, when they escape Ingvild Flugstad & Ø StBerG, Anne Kyll & ouml; nen, Heidi Weng and Laura Mononen . & Ø StBerG proves the pi & ugrave; strong, forcing well before flying and were able to achieve fluency in second place. Third & egrave; a pi & ugrave; that positive Anne Kyll & ouml; nen, the first podium of his career in a race cos & igrave; long.
Heidi Weng won the sprint for fourth place ahead of a Laura Mononen who still gets his best result ever in a top-level competition. Only sixth despite Charlotte Kalla in the central stages of the race it seemed the most & ugrave; perky, seventh Krista P & ä ä rm; Koski, Ragnhild Haga eighth, ninth and tenth Masako Ishida Justyna Kowalczyk.
L & rsquo; only blue in the race, Virginia De Martin Topranin, becomes the victim of a crash in the opening bars which effectively excludes it from the main group. For her, however, arrive points of the World Cup with an honorable nineteenth place.
Despite the dominance shown today, no one can memorize options still say that Johaug have a crystal ball in his pocket. In the overall standings the fact the 28-year old R & oslash World Cup; ros & egrave; at 1644 points, & Ø StBerG chases in 1472, 172 lengths that leave open some hope, especially given the format suited to the more & ugrave; the two young Norwegians from here to the end of the season. Third, no possibility & agrave; improve or worsen its position, remains Heidi Weng with 1221 points.
30 KM TC MASS START OSLO & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Therese Johaug (NOR) 1: 24: 55.0 2. & Ø StBerG Ingvild Flugstad (NOR) +3: 46.5 3. Kyll & ouml; NEN Anne (FIN) +4: 16.0 4. WENG Heidi (NOR) +4 : 41.1 5. Laura Mononen (FIN) +4: 43.9
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Finished the weekend in Oslo, the Nordic Ski World Cup moves to Sweden. Thursday & Igrave; next & egrave; in fact scheduled for Sprint in Stockholm alternate, who returns to the calendar after two seasons; Saturday and Sunday instead of two distance in that Gong.
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