Kim and Nick Meylemans Rettenmyer won the first edition dell''International Cortina Push Contest

Kim Meylemans e Nick Rettenmyer vincono la prima edizione dell'International Cortina Push Contest
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Kim and Nick Meylemans Rettenmyer won the first edition dell''International Cortina Push Contest

They are the Belgian & nbsp; Kim Meylemans and the American Nick Rettenmyer the winners of the first edition dell''International Cortina Push Contest, race push that last weekend & egrave; staged on pistino & nbsp; Fiames & nbsp; Cortina d''Ampezzo.

The event organized by the Club Cortina Bob has allowed young athletes from Austria, Belgium, Germany, Slovenia, the United States and of course Italy to best prepare for the upcoming season. & Nbsp; The rules of the competition involved the dispute of 3 runs for each athlete & nbsp; but for the purposes of the final results were based only on two legs better. In the area of ​​women's & nbsp; Kim Meylemans & nbsp; her first official engagement as a representative of Belgium & nbsp; had no rivals, pulling 21 cents a German and former partner of national Ashleigh Pittaway and 28 from Slovenia & nbsp; Sara & nbsp; Lavren & # 269; i & # 269 ,. Fourth position for the young blue Carlotta & nbsp; Berger (born 2000), who suffered a gap of a second and 34 cents from the winner. In the men's competition for clear affirmation of the 'American Nick Rettenmyer that preceded the 57-cents-bearer of the Club Cortina Bob Mattia Menardi and 65 cents an' Austrian & nbsp; Samuel Maier. & Nbsp; Final Standings Femminile1 Kim Meylemans BEL 6,11 6,13 6,17 6,28 12.242 Ashleigh Pittaway GER 12.453 Lavren & # 269; i & # 269; Sara SLO 6.23 6.29 6.75 6.83 12.524 Berger Carlotta ITA 13,58 Final Standings Maschile1 Nick Rettenmyer USA 5.62 5.66 11.282 Mattia Menardi ITA 5.90 5.95 5.92 6.01 11,853 Samuel Maier AUT AUT Pock Daniel 11.934 11.985 5.94 6.04 6.01 5 Martin Stampfer AUT 98 Lukas Walkam AUT 11.996 6.14 6.28 12.42
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