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Continues l & rsquo; solo Therese Johaug, who also won the 10 km free technique mass start of Gong and, taking advantage of the mid-life crisis Ingvild Flugstad & Ø StBerG, put on ice its second crystal ball.
Sunday 14 February 2016 5 minutes reading time
As usual, the race follows the script to which we have become accustomed over the course of this season. Therese Johaug of head down, forcing the first meter, but not yet able to create a vacuum. The fact follow Heidi Weng, Ingvild Flugstad & Ø StBerG, Astrid Jacobsen and Jessica Diggins, who continue compact for almost half & agrave; race.
On & rsquo; last climb of the first lap & Ø StBerG begins to suffer fatigue, gradually losing touch with the quartet on the run and being reabsorbed by the group. Johaug took advantage, being able to shake off the Weng company, last to give up, and to arrive solo at the finish line, gaining an impressive tally of points that probably, if ever proof were needed, closes every speech on the crystal ball .
For Johaug & egrave; This win number 43 all inclusive career and number 14 in the season; Furthermore the 27 year-old R ø ros rose to 8 wins and 17 podiums in that Gong, becoming lonely woman with pi & ugrave; top three in the resort & agrave; Swedish.
Second place went to Heidi Weng, reached a height of 44 podiums all inclusive career, but again unable to fight until the end with the pi & ugrave; experienced countryman. L & rsquo; & egrave Norwegian yet another hat-trick; completed by Astrid Jacobsen, the first to let go of the quintet on the run right from & rsquo; beginning, but good to climb and to climb on the third step of the podium.
Confirmation at the highest levels for Jessica Diggins fourth, fifth place for the best of Swedish Maria Rydqvist, sixth l & rsquo; other Norwegian Ragnhild Haga, a disappointing seventh Charlotte Kalla, the eighth increasingly & ugrave; good Swiss Nathalie Von Siebenthal, and tenth l & rsquo; Austrian Teresa Stadlober. The top ten & egrave; completed by & Ø StBerG ninth, a result that probably closes as anticipated speeches related to the crystal ball.
& Nbsp; Johaug fact, thanks to the 115 points scored between victory and intermediate bonus, rises to 1859 & Ø StBerG & egrave; however in 1651, 208 lengths at this point almost impossible to recover despite the format suited to the more & ugrave; younger of the two Norwegians. Third is that Weng & egrave; to 1393 points.
Other race to be archived in a hurry for the Italian. No hits the scoring area, with Ilaria Debertolis which is the best place to just thirty in front of St Giulia & uuml; rz thirty-fourth, forty-ninth Lucia Scardoni ends instead.
10 KM TL MASS START FEMALE FALUN & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Therese Johaug (NOR) 23: 28.0 2. WENG Heidi (NOR) +8.8 3. Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen (NOR) +13.9 4. Jessica Diggins (USA) +29.0 5. Rydqvist Maria (SWE) +33.2
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The next stage of the Fund is disputer & agrave Ski World Cup; Lahti next weekend. Sprint is planning a free technique and one Skiathlon.
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