Rastelli and Smskar triumph in Uphill to the world of roller skiing in Val di Fiemme

They opened with a Uphill, 10.4 km uphill, the world roller skis in Val di Fiemme. Immediately glory for the color blue: in the competition for men Maicol Rastelli wins indeed the medal & rsquo; gold; among women it imposes the Swedish Line S & ouml; mskar.

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It happened almost unexpected for Rastelli, that about half & agrave; race, which took place starting at intervals and in classical technique, boasted about thirty seconds behind the Swede Oscar Persson, the temporary command. A final overwhelming but allows him to recover all the detachment and going on to win the medal & rsquo; gold by a wide margin against Evgeni Dementiev, Olympic champion of double tracking in Turin 2006. Persson had to settle for bronze. Immediately gi & ugrave; from the podium l & rsquo; another Swede Anton Karlsson, fourth, and Russian Anton Shatagin fifth. Eighth place in the race for the second blue, Francesco De Fabiani. Uphill Senior Male World Cup Val di Fiemme & ndash; Final 1. RASTELLI Maicol (ITA) 30: 49.77 2. Evgeni Dementiev (RUS) 31: 17.79 3. Oscar PERSSON (SWE) 31: 20.69 4. Anton KARLSSON (SWE) 31: 27.50 5. SHATAGIN Anton (RUS) 31 : 30.09 Swedish triumph instead in Uphill female, which took place in turn starting at intervals and alternating step. L & rsquo; gold goes to Linn S & ouml; mskar, authentic specialist of this test, which respects the underdogs dominated the first all & rsquo; last meter. Behind him two other compatriots: l & rsquo; silver goes to Marika Sundlin, the bronze Elin Mohlin. Fourth l & rsquo; blue Lucia Scardoni, however far from the area medals, while fifth & egrave; the first of the Russian Svetlana Nikolaeva. Uphill Senior Female World Cup Val di Fiemme & ndash; Final 1. S & Ã–land; MSKAR Linn (SWE) 35: 17:17 2. Sundlin Marika (SWE) 35: 57.90 3. Oscar PERSSON (SWE) 36: 46.69 4. Anton KARLSSON (SWE) 37: 32.50 5. SHATAGIN Anton (RUS ) 38: 04.03 Lastly, also the success of Stefan Zelger in Uphill reserved for juniors. L & rsquo; blue burned in less than three seconds & nbsp; the Swede Marcus Fredriksson, bronze & Outdoors; another Swede Alfred Buskqvist. Italian medal also among girls, with Monica Tomasini who lies third behind Sandra Olsson, gold, and Tatiana Chvanova, silver. & Nbsp; & Nbsp;

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