Therese Johaug leads the Norwegian poker in 5 Km Gong

Norwegian poker in the 5 km classic technique of Gong. Therese Johaug wins as usual before Heidi Weng, Ingvild Flugstad & Ã˜ StBerG and Astrid Jacobsen.

Saturday 13 February 2016 5 minutes reading time

The women's cross-country races, gi & agrave; just exciting for s & eacute ;, quest & rsquo; year are touching levels not seen previously. Whatever the format in the program, you know the name of the winner from the start, with the & rsquo; only exception of Sprint, which are three to ruotarsi position on the steps of the podium. The trend & egrave; It confirmed today, despite the relatively short distance: Therese Johaug makes another sport, dominating from the first meters and triumphing with just under 20 seconds ahead, however tight margin in proportion to that trimmed to the opponent in the 30 Km of Oslo. For Johaug & egrave; This win number 42 all inclusive career, the number 13 in the season. The next targets will be the 45 victories all inclusive, that would be worth the & rsquo; coupling to Yelena VÃ¤lbe fourth of pi & ugrave racers; winners of all time, and 17 in the season representing the record obtained by Marit Bj Ã¸ rgen in 2011-12. Behind Johaug are placed three other Norwegian, not a novelty & agrave ;. Second & egrave; Heidi Weng, the podium number 43 of his career with the only victory a month ago in Val di Fiemme. Third & egrave; Instead Ingvild Flugstad & Ã˜ StBerG, at number 4 consecutive podium, strip that is allowing us to stay in the fight for the crystal ball. Johaug fact with today's 100 point rises to 1744 points, & Ã˜ StBerG follows in 1612, 132 lengths that tomorrow probably will go up again, but that could be reduced between Lahti, dov & rsquo; & egrave; scheduled l & rsquo; last sprint of the season, and Ski Tours Canada World Cup, multistage test in which the pi & ugrave; younger of the two Norwegians, if it were to replicate as shown in the Tour de Ski, it could even beat the rival and groped to blow away the crystal ball. Returning to the race today, Astrid Jacobsen completes the Norwegian poker, but having to give up on the podium for only 4/10. Fifth Jessica Diggins, never cos & igrave; good in a classic technique race, the sixth revived Justyna Kowalczyk, never cos & igrave; at the top of a year now, seventh l & rsquo; other American Sadie Bjornsen, equaling the best result of his career, eighth Krista P & Ã¤ rm Ã¤; Koski, ninth a Charlotte Kalla collapsing in the final after struggling for half & agrave; Compete with Norwegians, and tenth Stefanie B & ouml; hler. Race to forget in a hurry for the Italian. The best & egrave; Lucia Scardoni forty-ninth, Ilaria Debertolis & egrave; fifty-second, Julia St & uuml; rz fifty-third and Virginia De Martin Topranin, in a format suited on paper to its characteristics, even sixtieth. 5 KM TC FEMALE FALUN & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Therese Johaug (NOR) 13: 49.1 2. WENG Heidi (NOR) +18.6 3. & Ã˜ StBerG Ingvild Flugstad (NOR) +29.2 4. Astrid Jacobsen (NOR) +29.6 5. Jessica Diggins (USA) + 37.2 Click here for the complete ranking Tomorrow the two female Falun days will end & agrave; with a 10 km free technique mass start. & Nbsp;

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