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

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 male sector, for the presentation of the women's competition, see & nbsp; THIS LINK.

Friday 2 January 2015 16 minutes reading time

SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THE TOUR DE SKI MALE The first edition of the Tour de Ski takes place between 31 December 2006 and January 7, 2007 and sees the victory of & nbsp; Tobias Angerer & nbsp; before & nbsp; Alexander Legkov & nbsp; and & nbsp; Simen & Ã˜ Stensen. Curiously, none of the top three wins even one of the six stages played, going instead to & nbsp; Christoph Eigenmann & nbsp; (sprint of Monaco of Bavaria, first stop ever in the history of the Tour de Ski), & nbsp; Vincent & nbsp; Vittoz & nbsp; (double tracking Oberstdorf), Franz G & ouml; ring & nbsp; (15 km classic Oberstdorf), & nbsp; Tor Arne Hetland & nbsp; (sprint Asiago), & nbsp; Eldar R & oslash; nning & nbsp; (30 km classic departing Online Cavalese) and Sergey Shiriaev & nbsp; (climbing the Cermis). The second edition takes place between 28 December 2007 and 6 January 2008. A win & egrave; & nbsp; Lukas Bauer & nbsp; before & nbsp; Rene Sommerfeldt & nbsp; and & nbsp; Giorgio Di Centa. For the Czech arrive two partial successes, the prologue of Nove Mesto and 15 km classic technique always Nove Mesto, resort & agrave; that houses four stages, the two originally scheduled and the two planned to Oberhof but moved to lack of snow. The other stage successes go to & nbsp; Emmanuel Jonnier & nbsp; (first pursuit of Nove Mesto), & nbsp; Nikolay Morilov & nbsp; (sprint Prague), & nbsp; Pietro Piller & nbsp; (second tracking of Nove Mesto), & nbsp; Petter Northug & nbsp; ( sprint Asiago), & nbsp; Odd-Bj & ouml; rn Hjelmeset & nbsp; (20 km classic starting line of Lake Tesero) and & nbsp; Rene Sommerfeldt & nbsp; (climbing the Cermis). The third edition of the Tour de Ski snaps December 27, 2008 and ends January 4, 2009. There is the first of three final victories of & nbsp; Dario Cologna, able to establish itself in the second stage, l & rsquo; tracking Oberhof. On the podium with him go up & nbsp; Petter Northug, who won the sprint of Asiago, and Axel Teichmann, which is imposed in three stages, first to succeed in such an undertaking in the same edition of the Tour de Ski, the prologue of Oberhof, the 15 km classic in Nove Mesto and 20 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero. & nbsp; Tor Arne Hetland & nbsp; (sprint Prague) and Ivan Babikov & nbsp; (climbing the Cermis) are the other two are capable of bringing home a partial success. The fourth edition takes place entirely in 2010, the first stage January 1, last ten. A bit & rsquo; Surprise & nbsp; Lukas Bauer & nbsp; & ndash; That those & rsquo; year was not shining & ndash; becomes the first man in history to win two editions of the Tour de Ski; Czech, who also won the last two stages (20 km classic mass start with Lago di Tesero and climbing the Cermis) precedes & nbsp; Petter Northug & nbsp; and & nbsp; Dario Cologna. The Norwegian is consoled by triumphing in three stages (the first two, prologue and tracking Oberhof, and the Cortina-Dobbiaco). Partial successes for & nbsp; Eldar R & oslash; nning & nbsp; and & nbsp; Emil J & ouml; nsson, respectively in the sprint in Oberhof and Prague, and & nbsp; Daniel Richardsson & nbsp; in the 10 km classic technique of Dobbiaco. The fifth edition takes place between 31 December 2010 and January 9, 2011. Bis & nbsp; Dario Cologna, also winner of two stages, l & rsquo; tracking Oberhof and Cortina-Dobbiaco, that is imposed ahead of those who had fought in the previous edition, & nbsp; Petter Northug & nbsp; and & nbsp; Lukas Bauer, able to win the last two stages, respectively, the 20 km classic technique with mass start of Lake Tesero, and the climb to the Cermis. The four remaining stages see the successes of & nbsp; Marcus Hellner (prologue of Oberhof), & nbsp; Emil J & ouml; nsson & nbsp; (sprint in Oberstdorf), & nbsp; Matti Heikkinen & nbsp; (double tracking Oberstdorf), and & nbsp; Devon Kershaw & nbsp; (sprint Dobbiaco ). The sixth edition, which took place between 29 December 2011 and l & rsquo; January 8, 2012, see & nbsp; & nbsp Dario Cologna; make history as the first man to win three times in the Tour de Ski. For l & rsquo; Swiss, who & egrave; accompanied on the podium by & nbsp; Marcus Hellner & nbsp; and & nbsp; Petter Northug, a stage win in Cortina-Dobbiaco. Two are the stages won by & nbsp; Northug & nbsp; (prologue of Oberhof and skiathlon Oberstdorf) and Alexander Legkov & nbsp; (5 km classic technique of Dobbiaco and climbing the Cermis), while a partial success goes to & nbsp; Axel Teichmann (tracking Oberhof), & nbsp; Nikita Kriukov & nbsp; (sprint in Oberstdorf), & nbsp; Nikolay Morilov & nbsp; (sprint Dobbiaco) and & nbsp; Eldar R & oslash; nning & nbsp; (20 km classic starting line of Lake Tesero). The seventh edition of the Tour de Ski, which starts December 29, 2012 and ends January 6, 2013, & egrave; a triumph with Russian Alexander Legkov & nbsp; first & nbsp; & nbsp Maxim Vylegzhanin; (winner of the second stage, l & rsquo; tracking Oberhof) third. Between the two the usual & nbsp; Dario Cologna, the fifth consecutive podium. Two other partial successes for & nbsp; Petter Northug & nbsp; (prologue of Oberhof and Cortina-Dobbiaco) and & nbsp; Alexey Poltoranin & nbsp; (5 km tc Dobbiaco and 15 km classic starting line of Lake Tesero) a win apiece for & nbsp ; Finn H & aring; January & nbsp; Krogh (sprint Val Monastery) and & nbsp; Marcus Hellner & nbsp; (climbing the Cermis). L & rsquo; eighth, and so far last year's Tour de Ski is staged between December 28, 2013 and January 5, 2014. Norway, a country that in fourteen editions (seven male and seven female) had never won, rampant, monopolizing after that female also the men's podium wins Martin Johnsrud Sundby, which also celebrates the stage win in Cortina-Dobbiaco, ahead of Chris Andre Jespersen and Petter Northug, on the podium for the fifth time in the Tour de Ski as a result of & rsquo; exclusion for doping Johannes D & uuml; rr, third at the finish line of Cermis and author of the best time to climb. The stages are won even by Alex Harvey (Prologue of Oberhof), Alexey Poltoranin (15 km classic mass start with Lenzerheide), Petter Northug (10 km in alternating Lake Tesero) and three boys for the first time on the step pi & ugrave; top of the podium in his career, Calle Halfvarsson (Sprint Oberhof), Simeon Hamilton (Sprint Lenzerheide) and Chris Jespersen, which celebrates the best time to climb to Cermis after gi & agrave; cited disqualification of D & uuml; rr. STATISTICS OF GLOBAL TOUR DE SKI MALE How gi & agrave; mentioned the multiple winner of the Tour de Ski & egrave; & nbsp; Dario Cologna, able to establish itself in three editions & nbsp; (2009, 2011 and 2012). The Swiss & egrave; also the one who & egrave; rose pi & ugrave; times on the final podium, five consecutive times from 2009 to 2013. This company & egrave; also able to & nbsp; Petter Northug, who however did not & egrave; never been able to cut the finish line first Cermis; Norwegian pu & ograve; console themselves with the record of stages won eleven. L & rsquo; only Italian to have finished a & rsquo; Edition podium & egrave; & nbsp; Giorgio Di Centa, third in 2008, beaten in the sprint for second place by Rene Sommerfeldt. & Nbsp; Pietro Piller & egrave; Instead l & rsquo; unique blue to win a stage, l & rsquo; tracking of Nove Mesto in 2008, a chase but especially because Piller gained success by recording the fastest time net stage, no cutting the line first. PRESENTATION TOUR DE SKI MALE 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 (4 km free technique 3 January) and 15 km classic 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 10 km by alternating (January 7) and for the & rsquo; now traditional & nbsp; Cortina-Dobbiaco (8 January); second day of rest, and then, as usual, in conclusion & nbsp; Val di Fiemme: Lake Tesero will host & agrave; a & nbsp; 15 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 Men 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 12.45 & ndash; Prologue 4 Km TL Oberstdorf Sunday, January 4 12.15 & ndash; TC 15 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 13.00 & ndash; 10 Km Dobbiaco Thursday, TC & Igrave; January 8 12.15 & ndash; 35 Km TL Pursuit Cortina-Dobbiaco Saturday, January 10th 13.00 & ndash; TC 15 km Mass Start Val di Fiemme Sunday, January 11th 12.00 & ndash; TL 9 Km Pursuit (Climbing the Cermis)

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