The Cross-Country Skiing in the temple of Oslo-Holmenkollen [Presentation Female]

Lo Sci di Fondo nel tempio di Oslo-Holmenkollen [Presentazione Femminile]
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The Cross-Country Skiing in the temple of Oslo-Holmenkollen [Presentation Female]

The Cross Country Skiing World Cup stops off in Oslo-Holmenkollen, where on Sunday & egrave; scheduled the legendary 30 Km.

Oslo does not need any introduction: & egrave; the temple par excellence of skiing world, which makes a stop here since 1892 and has hosted the first edition of the Olympics (1952) and 5 of the World Championships (1930, 1966, 1982 and 2011, in addition to that of 1952 which had double meaning ). Holmenkollen, the hill of the capital of Norway, & egrave; also home for 20 years & ndash; with the exception of 2009, when the path was not used for the restoration work in view of the review of the 2011 & ndash; s & rsquo; only 30 Km female calendar as well as that of & rsquo; eventual main event of the season, that quest & rsquo; & egrave year; scheduled for Sunday, February 7 at 12:15 pm, about a month ahead of tradition Since & eacute; this season, without the main event, the World Cup will end & agrave; in North America with the Ski Tours Canada. 21 are the 30 km women's top level held in Oslo in history, the first in 1988 and then a & Outdoors; year since 1995 with the gi & agrave; reported exception of 2009. Quest & rsquo; year garegger & agrave; classic technique, as other 12 times in the past, and starting online format that even the temple of Oslo has had to bow in 2010. The queen of the 30 Km of Oslo & egrave; His majesty & agrave; Marit Bj ø rgen, who won five times in all possible ways: in 2005 in classic starting at intervals, in 2010 and 2015 freestyle with mass start, in 2012 and in 2014 in alternating and mass start. Follow with 3 successes Larissa Lazutina (1995, 1998 and 2001) and Julija Tchepalova (1999, 2004 and 2006) while in the second we find Stefania Belmondo (1997 and 2002) and Therese Johaug (2011 race that earned him the & rsquo; gold world, and 2013). 1 have also successfully Marjo Matikainen (1988), Nina Gavriljuk (1996), Olga Danilova (2000), Bente Skari (2003), Aino-Kaisa Saarinen (2007) and Valentina Shevchenko (2008). In terms of podiums instead Bj ø rgen & egrave; joined at the top by Johaug: both were able to get six top-three in the 30 Km of Oslo. Considering all formats, are 43 individual events female tier held in Holmenkollen and Bj ø rgen is even more & ugrave; Arts & 9 are in fact its overall victories on the hill in Oslo; the second in this special ranking, Bente Skari, & egrave; pi & ugrave; who dubbed having stopped 4. L & rsquo; Italy boasts two statements in the temple of skiing. As already & agrave; mentioned earlier, Stefania Belmondo was able to excel March 15, 1997 and March 16, 2002, in both cases, the 30 km was skating. The Piedmont also boasts the second of March 20, 1999, the same result obtained by Sabina Valbusa February 28, 2004, while Gabriella Paruzzi was third in the day's second victory of Belmondo, for what & egrave; l & rsquo; only women's race of the first level with two blue podium in Oslo. Considering all formats, Manuela Di Centa has 2 squares d & rsquo; honor (5 Km and 1991 Km 15 of 1994), while Arianna Follis won the & rsquo; silver in the Sprint World Championships in 2011. The 30 km classic technique with mass start in Oslo, take & agrave; off at 12:15 pm of Sunday, February 7, 2016. & Nbsp; & Nbsp;
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