Marit Bjoergen wins hands down in the second stage of the Tour de Ski

Marit Bjoergen stravince anche nella seconda tappa del Tour de Ski
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Cross Country Skiing - Tour de Ski

Marit Bjoergen wins hands down in the second stage of the Tour de Ski

For Oberstdorf, in & rsquo; tracking in classic technique, get win number 106 all around for Bjoergen, approaching strode to be l & rsquo; athlete of winter sports pi & ugrave; winner ever. Behind her, according to standard quest & rsquo; year, two teammates, Therese Johaug and Heidi Weng.

He administered the advantage of starting beautifully in the first half of the race, then going to increase mile after mile, until the detachment of the incredible milestone. He tried to reassemble Therese Johaug, succeeding initially overcome two compatriots who were leaving before her and nibbling a few seconds to Bjoergen, but you & egrave; treated only one & rsquo; ephemeral comeback. Johaug came to the finish paired with Heidi Weng to nearly a minute from Bjoergen, Weng that & rsquo; he beat in the final sprint for second place. Behind them again empty, with a big big group arrived at the finish line to fight for the fourth place, regulated by Stina Nilsson, match for the twenty-third, Nicole Fessel, which confirms fifth place yesterday and Justyna Kowalczyk. Conclude in the top ten overall Emma Wiken and Russian Alevtina Tanygina, who have recovered many positions, Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg and Ragnhild Haga, who after the podium yesterday closed the top 10. As for the timing of today's stage over net Bjoergen best time of the second & egrave; the Johaug and the third of Weng. Fourth fastest time for Nilsson, before Wiken, Tanygina and Kowalczyk. First points in distance races for the Italian athletes, with Virginia De Martin Topranin recovering from fifty-first position to the twenty-ninth, getting the twenty-sixth day time. Good comebacks for other two blue, Francesca and Ilaria Debertolis Baudin, thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth after being folded matches from forty-ninth and forty-seventh position. Much more & ugrave; back the other blue, with fifty-Giulia Stuerz, Gaia Vuerich sixty and sixty-sixth and Greta Laurent sharply last of those who have come to the finish line, dropped in the early stages of the race from the Swedish Graefnings when gi & agrave; was in late position. Bjoergen crosses mortgage on what could be his first Tour de Ski won in career saw l & rsquo; huge advantage to administer, and the presence of a sprint race where pu & ograve; increased the lead of Therese Johaug, who from his comeback in the safe final climb to Cermis. Needless to say, Bjoergen scored another in the overall standings of the World Cup, with 949 points, ahead of 611 & nbsp; points of Johaug, the 553 & nbsp; of Weng and 538 & nbsp; of Oestberg. Distant other, with the first 2 punticino World Cup in season for our Virginia De Martin Topranin. 10 KM TC HANDICAP START FEMALE OBERSTDORF TOUR DE SKI & ndash; RANKING STAGE 1. BJ & Ø RGEN Marit (NOR) 29: 27.6 2. WENG Heidi (NOR) +28.6 3. Therese Johaug (NOR) +40.5 4. Stina NILSSON (SWE) +50.9 5. Wiken Emma (SWE) +53.8 10 KM TC HANDICAP START FEMALE OBERSTDORF TOUR DE SKI & ndash; OVERALL 1. BJ & Ø RGEN Marit (NOR) 29: 27.6 2. WENG Heidi (NOR) +56.2 3. Therese Johaug (NOR) +56.8 4. Stina NILSSON (SWE) +1: 33.5 5. FESSEL Nicole (GER) +1 : 37.7 Here are the full results Next meeting Tuesday & Igrave; January 6, with the sprint freestyle from Val Monastery.
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Marit Bjoergen wins hands down in the second stage of the Tour de Ski

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