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L & rsquo; last day of the Championships Norwegian Cross Country Skiing going to Harstad has seen the statements of Heidi Weng in 30 Km Eirik Brandsdal female and male in the 50 Km. Both tests were nostalgically played starting at intervals.
Saturday 28 March 2015 6 minutes reading time
The 30 km classic technique feminine & egrave; was literally dominated by Heidi Weng. The 23 year-old tesserata for the Ski Club Bul THE clocked the fastest time at every single reference, passing gi & agrave; with 1 minute margin after 4.8 Km and closing with almost 5 ahead of Martine Ek Hagen second and just under 5:30 on Astrid Jacobsen third. & Egrave; true that lacked Marit Bj & oslash; rgen and Therese Johaug, and & egrave; also true that a race to end the season leaves the time it is, however, the superiority & agrave; shown by Weng & egrave; bodes well for his future, especially considering that not & egrave; still able to prevail in races tier compared to less than 31 podium finishes.
These are the declarations of Weng at the end of his labor: & ldquo; & Egrave; was a good day for me. I had fantastic skis for 15 kilometers, in & rsquo; last lap I was very tired, but I kept pushing. Surely the departure intervals I facilitated & rdquo ;.
30 KM TC FEMALE CN NORWAY & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. WENG Heidi 1: 29: 54.9 2. HAGEN Martine Ek +4: 48.7 3. JACOBSEN Astrid Uhrenholdt +5: 27.0 4. HARSEM Kathrine Rolsted +6: 01.3 5. HAGA Ragnhild +7: 04.3
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Is instead much more & ugrave; news of the victory of Eirik Brandsdal, professional sprinter in the men's 50 km classic technique. In absentia of Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Petter Northug, Brandsdal, gi & agrave; protagonist in the 10 Km yesterday ended in fourth place, however you take the luxury of beating athletes theoretically much more & ugrave; suitable to him in this format which Didrik T & oslash; nseth, ending the second, and Hans Christer Holund, who completed the podium. The 28 year old of the Ski Club Kjels & aring; s IL takes the leadership since the 15 & deg; kilometer keeping it casually since the finish line. Future long-distance runner from complete for him? Not & egrave; be ruled out, especially watching the growth path of Anders Gl & oslash; Ersen, his contemporary and transformed from a pure sprinter specialist distance in the last two years.
The commentator NRK Jann Post, a leading expert on the Norwegian cross-country skiing, says his victory on Brandsdal: & ldquo; C & rsquo; were several guys who were supposed to beat, as he & egrave; a sprinter, but at the end of the season & egrave; easy to watch the results of this type because & eacute; some have retained the shape, others less. Brandsdal & egrave; one of those who finished the best season, and this explains his performance; also shows that there is not that much difference between specialists in sprint and distance, although many think that they are almost two different sports & rdquo ;.
50 KM TC MALE CN NORWAY & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. BRANDSDAL Eirik 2: 09: 03.6 2. T & Ø NSETH Didrik +33.6 +56.5 4. 3. HOLUND Hans Christer NYENGET Martin L & oslash; WSTR & oslash; m +1: 03.3 5. MUSGRAVE Andrew (GBR) +2: 36.1
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You are cos & Igrave; concluded the evidence of the Norwegian national championships in cross-country skiing; the season of the subjects of King Harald & egrave; cos & Igrave; officially ended.
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