Cross-country skiing: "Chicco" Pellegrino dominates the sprint at the German championships, De Fabiani also does well

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Cross-country skiing: "Chicco" Pellegrino dominates the sprint at the German championships, De Fabiani also does well

Useful test in Oberhof, for a comparison at this stage of the season, with the athletes of the blue national teams in the summer review which also saw Francesca Franchi and Caterina Ganz get on the podium.

A double test for the “A” and “Milano Cortina 2026” teams of blue cross-country skiing, in a meeting in the indoor facility of Oberhof, in Germany, on the occasion of the German summer championships. It began with a sprint divided into four heats which saw, in the women's field, the best time achieved by the hostess Sofie Krehl in front of an excellent Caterina Ganz, a couple of seconds behind, with Victoria Karl third. Followed by Martina Di Centa eleventh, Nicole Monsorno thirteenth, Federica Cassol sixteenth, Cristina Pittin nineteenth, Sara Hutter twentieth, Francesca Franchi twenty-fourth, Martina Bellini twenty-eighth and Anna Comarella twenty-ninth. Among the males, Federico Pellegrino dominates who preceded Jan Steolben and Anian Sossau, fourth place for Francesco De Fabiani, fifth Elia Barp, sixth Simone Mocellini, eighth Alessandro Chiocchetti, eleventh Mikael Abram, twelfth Davide Graz, eighteenth Martin Coradazzi, twenty-sixth Giandomenico Salvadori and 31st Paolo Ventura. On the second day there was a 5 km race for women, with Francesca Franchi dominating the women's race in 17''54 ", for a blue brace given that at 5" 5 Caterina Ganz concluded, third the German Pia Fink with a 10 ”delay 3. Seventh Cristina Pittin, tenth Anna Comarella, eleventh Martina Bellini, twelfth Martina Di Centa, seventeenth Sara Huetter, twentieth Nicole Monsorno, thirtieth Federica Cassol. The men's 10 km rewarded the German Friedrich Moch in 32''18 ", with Francesco De Fabiani 6" behind and an excellent second, while Federico Pellegrino finished fourth at 54 "; in Italy also the tenth of Davide Graz, eighteenth Paolo Ventura, nineteenth Alessandro Chiocchetti, twenty-second Martin Coradazzi, twenty-fifth Elia Barp, twenty-ninth Simone Mocellini, thirty-eighth Mikael Abram.
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