Cross Country Skiing - FIS Races
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Several of the players & rsquo; s upcoming World Cup Cross Country Skiing are busy these days in FIS Races. A Beitost & ø len c & rsquo; & egrave; perhaps the park participating in higher level, so that the two races today, a female and a 10 km men's 15 km, both in classical technique, were won by the holders of crystal balls, Therese Johaug and Martin Johnsrud Sundby.
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As in & rsquo; similar proof of twelve months ago, Therese Johaug sets them straight Marit Bj & ø rgen, winning easily in the women's 10 km classic technique. For more & ugrave; Two young Norwegian champion & egrave; an encouraging sign ahead of the World Cup that put & agrave; up for grabs starting next week; for more & ugrave; great long-distance runner of all time instead & egrave; a defeat that does not count, as we are used to raise their level when the stakes are important to you. The podium of the day & egrave; completed by Heidi Weng, which this & rsquo; s & agrave year will go; hunting in the first career victory in the first race of LEVEL. Happy fourth of Stefanie B & ouml; hler, before Martine Ek Hagen fifth, Katerina Smutna sixth, seventh Claudia Nystad, Barbro Kv & aring; the eighth, ninth and Victoria Carl Kari Vikhagen Gjeitnes tithing. Astrid Jacobsen disappoint, only the fourteenth. In the race c & rsquo; s were also several Italian athletes who however were far from the top positions: Lucia Scardoni & egrave; eighteenth, nineteenth Frances Baudin, Julia St & uuml; rz twenty-sixth, Ilaria Debertolis thirty-fourth, thirty-seventh and Sara Pellegrini Greta forty-Laurent.
10 KM TC & FEMALE BEITOST Ø; LEN & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS
1. JOHAUG Therese (NOR) 26: 36.1 2. BJ & Ø; RGEN Marit (NOR) +27.7 3. WENG Heidi (NOR) +44.8 4. B & Öland; hler Stefanie (GER) +1: 15.1 5. Martine Ek Hagen (NOR ) +1: 25.9
Even among men, the victory goes to the holder of the crystal ball. The 15 km classic technique in fact, sees the success of Martin Johnsrud Sundby, which again demonstrates the pi & ugrave; in the form of the Norwegian squad. Sundby part of the plan, but gi & agrave; the fifth kilometer takes the lead, keeping right at the finish line, beating by more than twenty seconds Didrik T & ø nseth, thanks to a grand finale manages to overcome a Petter Northug still lagging condition, as evidenced by the steady loss of time to kilometer kilometer. The top10 & egrave; or almost as & eacute; a monopoly Norwegian: Fourth & egrave; Chris Jespersen, fifth Petter Eliassen, Niklas Dyrhaug sixth, seventh Anders Aukland, Kristian Tettli Rennemo eighth, ninth Per Kristian Nyg & aring; rd and tenth l & rsquo; only foreigner, the German Tim Tscharnke. Far behind the Italians with Matt Pellegrin as fifteenth best; then vacuum Federico Pellegrino & egrave; fifty-ninth, Henry Nizzi seventy-third, seventy Domenico Salvadori, Mirko Bertolina ninety-seventh, Sebastian Pellegrin centodiciassettesimo, Claudio Muller and Manuel centotrentottesimo Perotti centocinquantacinquesimo.
15 KM TC MALE & BEITOST Ø; LEN & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS
1. Martin Johnsrud Sundby (NOR) 37: 15.1 & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 2. T & Ø; NSETH Didrik (NOR) +22.9 3. Petter Northug (NOR) +25.8 4. JESPERSEN Chris (NOR) +31.1 5. ELIASSEN Petter (NOR) +32.6
Tomorrow program in two other distance races, a 10 km feminine and the men's 15 km, this time in free technique. The program will close the three-day Norwegian & agrave; Sunday with the sprint classic.
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