From Oberstdorf to the ninth edition of the Tour de Ski [Presentation Female]

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From Oberstdorf to the ninth edition of the Tour de Ski [Presentation Female]

From & nbsp; 3 & Outdoors; January 11, 2015 & nbsp; you disputer & agrave; between Germany (Oberstdorf), Switzerland (Val Monastery) and Italy (Toblach and Lake Tesero) & nbsp; the ninth edition of the Tour de Ski. Here will come & agrave; presented l & rsquo; event regarding the female sector, for the presentation of the men's competition, see & nbsp; THIS LINK.

SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THE TOUR DE SKI FEMALE The first edition of the Tour de Ski takes place between 31 December 2006 and January 7, 2007 and sees the victory of & nbsp; Virpi Kuitunen & nbsp; before & nbsp; Marit Bj & oslash; rgen & nbsp; and & nbsp; Valentina Shevchenko. The Finnish brings home two partial successes (sprint Asiago and 15 km classic technique with mass start of Cavalese), a stage win instead for & nbsp; Marit Bj & oslash; rgen & nbsp; (sprint of Monaco of Bavaria, the first step in ever in the history of the Tour de Ski), & nbsp; Kristin Steira (double tracking Oberstdorf), & nbsp; Petra Majdi & # 269; & nbsp; (10 km classic Oberstdorf) eKate & # 345; ina Neumannov & aacute; & nbsp; (climbing to Cermis). The second edition takes place between 28 December 2007 and 6 January 2008. A win & egrave; Surprise & nbsp; Charlotte Kalla, who insult the ramps Cermis & nbsp; Virpi Kuitunen, third place for & nbsp; Arianna Follis. The Swede also won three stages (both pursuits of Nove Mesto, the first of which replaces that of Oberhof, canceled for lack of snow, and the sprint of Asiago), two partial successes for & nbsp; Virpi Kuitunen (prologue of Nove Mesto 10 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero), while a stage win apiece for & nbsp; Arianna Follis (sprint Prague), & nbsp; Aino Kaisa Saarinen & nbsp; (10 km classic in Nove Mesto), and & nbsp; Valentina Shevchenko & nbsp; (climbing the Cermis). The third edition of the Tour de Ski snaps December 27, 2008 and ends January 4, 2009. Back to victory & nbsp; Virpi Kuitunen, first athlete & ndash; including men & ndash; to give an encore and able to establish itself in three stages (tracking Oberhof, 9 km classic technique of Nove Mesto and 10 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero). On the final podium with her compatriot & nbsp; Aino Kaisa Saarinen & nbsp; and & nbsp Slovenian; & # 269 ;. Petra Majdi Arianna Follis & nbsp; is imposed in both sprint program (Prague and Nove Mesto), while the first and l & rsquo; last trial (prologue of Oberhof and climbing the Cermis) were won respectively by & nbsp; Clauda Nystad & nbsp; and Therese Johaug, the first success in the stage of which & egrave; tutt & rsquo; now the undisputed queen. The fourth edition takes place entirely in 2010, the first stage January 1, last ten. Here comes the first of four consecutive triumphs of Justyna Kowalczyk, who takes home two partial successes (tracking Oberhof and 5 km classic technique of Dobbiaco). Behind him come & nbsp; Petra Majdi & # 269; & nbsp; (which is also achieved in three stages, prologue and sprint in Oberhof and 10 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero), and & nbsp; Arianna Follis, the first Italian in able to get on the podium at the Tour de Ski, as well as & eacute; winner of the 15 km pursuit Dobbiaco. The two stages remaining, Sprint Prague and climbing the Cermis, were won respectively by & nbsp; Natalia Korosteleva & nbsp; and & nbsp; Kristin Steira. The fifth edition takes place between 31 December 2010 and January 9, 2011. According to triumph for & nbsp; Justyna Kowalczyk, who in the absence of Bj & oslash; rgen, stayed home to prepare for the World Cup in Oslo, is unrivaled, also winning four stages (prologue and tracking Oberhof, 15 km pursuit Dobbiaco and 10 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero), record & ndash; then equaled by Bj & oslash; rgen & ndash; in the same edition of the Tour de Ski. They climb on the podium & nbsp; Therese Johaug & nbsp; (which won for the second time to climb the Cermis) and & nbsp; Marianna Longa. The three remaining stages are the prerogative of & nbsp; Petra Majdi & # 269; & nbsp; & nbsp; (both sprint, to Oberstdorf and that of Dobbiaco) and & nbsp; Anna Haag & nbsp; (double tracking Oberstdorf). The sixth edition, which took place between 29 December 2011 and l & rsquo; January 8, 2012, & egrave; a duel between & nbsp; Justyna Kowalczyk, who manages to prevail due to the greater ability to climb the Cermis, and & nbsp; Marit Bj & oslash; rgen, which must be satisfied of the square d & rsquo; honor as in 2007. Both won four stages (Prologue and tracking Oberhof , Sprint Oberstdorf and 10 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero the Polish skiathlon Oberstdorf 3 km classic, sprint and 15 km to the pursuit of Dobbiaco Norwegian); l & rsquo; only hamlet not monopolized by the top two & egrave; climbing to Cermis, which was won for the third consecutive year by & nbsp; Therese Johaug, who finished third in the overall standings even. The seventh edition of the Tour de Ski, which starts December 29, 2012 and ends January 6, 2013, sees the new waiver Marit Bj & oslash; rgen, this time because of the known cardiac problems that the 'struck at the end of 2012, and therefore the new monologue & nbsp; Justyna Kowalczyk, who cuts in solitary for the fourth consecutive time the finish line of the Cermis. The Polish forces in four stages (tracking Oberhof, 15 km pursuit and 3 km classic Dobbiaco and 10 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero), with & nbsp; Kikkan Randall & nbsp; able to win two partial successes (prologue and Oberhof sprint Val M & uuml; nstair) and with & nbsp; & nbsp Therese Johaug; it gets for the fourth consecutive year the best time to climb to Cermis. The Norwegian closes in the second position overall, completed the podium from & rsquo; other Norwegian & nbsp; Kristin Steira. L & rsquo; eighth, and so far last year's Tour de Ski is staged between December 28, 2013 and January 5, 2014. The waiver of Justyna Kowalczyk, in opposition to the change in format of the second stage (10 km classic tracking that turns into a sprint free technique) and the influence of shrinkage due Marit Bj & oslash; rgen, pave the way for Therese Johaug, who manages to win his first Tour de Ski after three consecutive podium finishes. The girl R & oslash; ros becomes cos & Igrave; the first Norwegian & ndash; including men & ndash; able to impose itself on the main stage race cross-country skiing, in a total triumph of vassals of King Harald also Astrid Jacobsen who place second and third Heidi Weng. In terms of milestones, Johaug won the last two (10 km classic technique of Lake Tesero and Climbing Cermis), a stage apiece for Bj & oslash; rgen (prologue of Oberhof), Jacobsen (15 km pursuit Dobbiaco) and three girls to the first success in career: Hanna Eriksson (Sprint Oberhof), Ingvild Flugstad & Ø StBerG (Sprint Lenzerheide) and Kerttu Niskanen (10 km classic mass start with Lenzerheide). STATISTICS OF GLOBAL TOUR DE SKI FEMALE As can be seen from the summary of the previous editions, & nbsp; & egrave Justyna Kowalczyk; l & rsquo; athlete who won for the most number of times the Tour de Ski, four hits total & nbsp; (2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013), making it the absolute holder of the record, including men. The Polish & egrave; also & nbsp; one who has conquered more & ugrave; stages, fourteen; also in this case it is an absolute record Whereas both sexes. Three podiums final won by the Italian. L & rsquo; Company & egrave; failed twice to & nbsp; Arianna Follis (in 2008 and 2010) & nbsp; and one & nbsp; Marianna Longa (in 2011). & nbsp; The Piedmont & egrave; Also l & rsquo; unique blue to have obtained & nbsp; partial successes, four, three sprint (Prague 2007 and 2008, Nove Mesto 2009) and l & rsquo; tracking Dobbiaco 2010. From point out again that Follis & egrave; was l & rsquo; only Italian, including men, to & nbsp; wearing the red bib overall leader of the Tour de Ski. PRESENTATION TOUR DE SKI FEMALE 2015 One that is about to begin will be & agrave; l & rsquo; ninth edition of & nbsp; the race multistage World Cup Cross Country Skiing first born. & nbsp; Seven stages provided: starting from Germany, with Oberstdorf as substitute for Oberhof & nbsp; for the prologue (3 km free technique 3 January) and 10 km classic technique for tracking & nbsp; (4 January); After a rest day we sposter & agrave; in Switzerland, in & nbsp; Val Monastery, for a sprint & ndash; l & rsquo; only planned for this year & ndash; free technique (January 6). It arriver & agrave; cos & Igrave; in Italy, in Dobbiaco, for a 5 km in alternating (January 7) and for the & rsquo; now traditional & nbsp; 15 km to & nbsp; tracking (8 January); second day of rest, and then, as usual, in conclusion & nbsp; Val di Fiemme: Lake Tesero will host & agrave; & nbsp; 10 km classic technique with mass start & nbsp; (10 January) that preceder & agrave; the grand finale, the & nbsp; climb to & nbsp; & nbsp Cermis; (January 11). This is the official program of the Tour de Ski Women 2015. All sections will be broadcast live by satellite network EUROSPORT (210/2011 platform SKY channels and 384/385 platform Mediaset Premium) Saturday, January 3 10.45 & ndash; Prologue 3 Km TL Oberstdorf Sunday, January 4th 11:00 am & ndash; TC 10 Km Pursuit Oberstdorf Tuesday & Igrave; January 6 10.30 & ndash; Qualifying Sprint TL Val Monastero Tuesday & Igrave; January 6 13.15 & ndash; Batteries, Semifinals and Final Sprint TL Val Monastery Wednesday & Igrave; January 7 15.30 & ndash; 5 Km Dobbiaco Thursday, TC & Igrave; January 8 15.30 & ndash; 15 Km TL Pursuit Toblach Saturday, January 10th 15.45 & ndash; TC 10 km Mass Start Val di Fiemme Sunday, January 11 at 13.30 & ndash; TL 9 Km Pursuit (Climbing the Cermis) & Nbsp; & Nbsp;
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