Zoeggeler gets the podium number 100 in the World Cup. Eissler wins at debut

In a race characterized by the extreme weather conditions that have forced organizers to postpone the competition to an hour and a half'' and'' disputarla on a single round, the policeman Foiana came in second place trailing by just 44 thousandths behind the winner Chris Eissler. The'' blue'' quest today was a phenomenon in the final stretch of the track and without the delay in the start and the middle part of the gut today'''' s quest Hochsauerland could also get the final success. The big star of the day was without a doubt the German rookie Chris Eissler. The twenty year old Zwickau was summoned to the'' last time head coach of Germany Norbert Loch, to replace the disappointing Julian Von Schleinitz. Eissler benefited from'' be started with a low bib turned in a test incredible building success today in the central section of the track in Winterberg which allowed him to mock all the more experienced players in the World Cup circuit. The young German with this performance may have earned the final spot in the team Teutonic and will be taken into great consideration when you compete in Altenberg on his gut home. The podium was completed by the new overall leader David Moeller (pictured). The Bavarian policeman was not flawless in final stretch of the track'' s Hochsauerland closing at just 56 thousandths behind the winner and just 12 thousandths of second place by Armin Zöggeler. Great regret'' for the idol of the fans Germans Felix Loch. Olympic champion quests'' today has revealed departure times quite high and despite the large end had to settle for fourth place at only 7 cents from the podium. Behind the phenomenon has placed the Bavarian blue'' Dominik Fischnaller that despite fast materials failed to emulate the deeds of his teammate Armin Zöggeler in the final stretch of the track. Fischnaller can still console themselves with the fact that the main opponents to fight Crystal Ball did not get the full loot. Positive test for Emanuel Rieder'' that quest today has centered his best result in the World Cup finishing in eighth place. The South Tyrolean'' quest'' was preceded today by Canadian Samuel Edney also that the Russian Peretjagin. Continue to disappoint the other two Germans in the race: Andi Langenhan and Johannes Ludwig. The first proved to be very strong in the upper part of the track, but then led in the stretch where the matter a great deal of material has suffered a blow, and as was the case in the first two seasonal appointments collapsed in eleventh place. Ludwig instead, ended only in seventeenth place. Not even the'' smiles Austria whose best representative Reinhard Egger was placed in a disappointing eighteenth square. This result gives rise to concern in view of the white and red team relay race tomorrow afternoon. The prize for the worst day of it, however, to Albert Demetschenko. The Russian turned in a race full of many small barbs that accompanied the physiological delay in the start and finished in thirty-last position. The other two Italians in the race Fischnaller Kevin and David Mair were ranked twenty-second and thirtieth place. The next round of the World Cup luge is seven days on the track in Whistler.