Sweden and Norway in celebration in the Sprint of the Youth Olympic Games, gold medals to Hagstrm and Larsen

Svezia e Norvegia in festa nelle Sprint degli Youth Olympic Games, ori ad Hagström e Larsen
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Nordic SkiingCross Country Skiing - YOG

Sweden and Norway in celebration in the Sprint of the Youth Olympic Games, gold medals to Hagstrm and Larsen

After the unpublished Cross-Country Cross on Saturday, you & egrave; open the program & ldquo; true & rdquo; ski cross to the Youth Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Sprint in the d & rsquo; gold medals in classic technique are won by Sweden's Johanna Hagstr & ouml; m and the Norwegian Thomas Helland Larsen.

In the women's race dominates Johanna Hagstr & ouml; m, gi & agrave; silver in Cross-Country Cross. Sweden's dominating right from the qualifiers, closed with the fastest time and with a lead of more & ugrave; 7 seconds on opponents, winning without any difficulties & agrave; the battery and the semifinals and triumphing in the final with a margin to enable it to arrive with his arms. Second place went to the Russian Yuliya Petrova, much more & ugrave; stronger than all the opponents, but that nothing can memorize options in the presence of Hagstr & ouml; m. The bronze instead ends in the neck of the Norwegian Martine Engebretsen, while coming in the final but remain high and dry l & rsquo; other Swedish Moa Lundgren fourth, the French Laura Chamiot Maitral fifth and sixth American Hannah Halvorsen. L & rsquo; Italian only in the race, Chiara From Zolt Ponte, becomes the victim of a contact with the & rsquo; Austrian Anna Juppe and is eliminated in a battery; hardly any case he could be fighting for something important. SPRINT TC FEMALE YOG & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. HAGSTR & ouml; M Johanna (SWE) 2 PETROVA Yuliya (RUS) 3. Engebretsen Martine (NOR) 4. LUNDGREN Moa (SWE) 5. CHAMIOT MAITRAL Laura (FRA) 6. HALVORSEN Hannah (USA) Click here for the complete ranking He arrives in the men's sprint the first medal d & rsquo; gold for Norway in cross country at these Games in Lillehammer Youth. The merit & egrave; Thomas Helland Larsen, who takes revenge on Magnus Kim after the Cross-Country Cross was to precede the Korean Norwegian. The two almost countrymen (Korean Kim has only the origins, lives and trains in Norway) share out cos & igrave; Also in this race l & rsquo; gold and l & rsquo; silver, while the bronze ends neck of & rsquo; another Norwegian Vebj ø rn Hegdal. Curiously in the final come the first six of the qualifiers, it made almost unprecedented that however shows that these six were the most & ugrave; strong in the race. Fourth place went to the Frenchman Camille Laude, fifth for the Finnish Lauri Mannila, who had set the fastest time this morning, and sixth Sweden Adam Persson. L & rsquo; blue Luca Dal Fabbro reach the semi-finals by lucky loser, failing however to fight with opponents, and being ranked twelfth. MALE SPRINT TC YOG & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Thomas Helland LARSEN (NOR) 2. Magnus KIM (KOR) 3. HEGDAL Vebj ø rn (NOR) 4. LAUDE Camille (FRA) 5. Mannila Lauri (FIN) 6. Adam PERSSON (SWE) Click here for the complete ranking The bottom of the ski program for Youth Olympic Games in 2016 proseguir & agrave; Thursday & igrave; with Distance freestyle. & Nbsp; & Nbsp;
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