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Newsletter Fisg 15-03-11 Martedì 15 marzo 2011/Anno I n° 20/Newsletter settimanale a cura Ufficio Stampa FISG SPONSOR FORNITORI ALL’INTERNO, SHORT TRACK A VARSAVIA PER IL MONDIALE A SQUADRE ISTITUZIONI PRIMA PAGINA SHORT TRACK: Mondiali a Sheffield, Fontana splendido Bronzo Due secondi posti, nei 500 e nei 1000 metri, un quarto, nei 1500m, ma soprattutto una terza posizione finale e relativa medaglia di bronzo nella classifica generale è il bottino di Arianna Fontana ai Campionati Mondiali di Short Track che si sono chiusi domenica 13 marzo a Sheffield, in Gran Bretagna. L’Azzurra, dopo il titolo di campionessa d’Europa, ha confermato nella rassegna iridata di essere una delle più forti atlete a livello mondiale, riuscendo a competere in tutte le distanze corse. Se avessimo avuto bisogno di una conferma, a Sheffield l’abbiamo avuta. La vittoria, sia in campo femminile che in quello maschile, è andata alla Corea, rispettivamente con Ha-Ri Cho e Jinkyu Noh. Martina Valcepina ha chiuso in venticinquesima posizione fra donne, mentre fra gli uomini Nicola Rodigari si è piazzato quattordicesimo nella graduatoria generale e Edoardo Reggiani quarantaduesimo. La Cina ha portato a casa la vittoria nella staffetta femminile sui 3000 metri, mentre il Canada ha vinto quella maschile sui 5000m. FISG / Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio Newsletter settimanale a cura Massimo Maggi Ufficio Stampa FISG Sede centrale: Roma 00189 - via del Vitorchiano, 113/115. Sede di Milano: 20137 - via Piranesi, 46. I contenuti sono liberamente riproducibili citando la fonte. www.fisg.it / ufficiostampa@fisg.it Martedì 15 marzo 2011/Anno I n° 20 SPEED SKATING SHORT TRACK DANZA ARTISTICO SINCRONIZZATO CURLING STOCK SPORT Campionato del Mondo - Sheffield (GBR) / 11-13.03 La cronaca delle giornate di gara Esordio con i 1500 metri maschili e femminili, s e c o n d o oltre alla staffetta donne sui 3000m per i posto nei 500 Campionati del Mondo di Short Track in e l ' o t t i m o programma a Sheffield, Gran Bretagna. Nei 1500 q u a r t o n e i metri maschili successo per il coreano Jinkyu Noh 1500m- e il terzo posto finale nella classifica a davanti al canadese Charles Hamelin e allo punti dietro alla vincitrice, la coreana Ha-Ri Cho, statunitense Jeff Simon. 21esimo Nicola Rodigari prima anche nei 1000m. Arianna era prima in e 27esimo Edoardo Reggiani, entrambi eliminati classifica generale al termine dei 1000m, ma la nei quarti di finale. In campo femminile, sulla coreana con il successo nella Superfinal sui stessa distanza, quarto posto finale per Arianna 3000m ed il contemporaneo settimo posto Fontana: davanti a lei la vincitrice, la statunitense dell'italiana, l'ha scavalcata insieme alla Katherine Reutter, e la coppia coreana Seung-Hi statunitense Katharine Reutter. Martina Park e Ha-Ri Cho, seconda e terza nell'ordine. Valcepina, eliminata nelle heats dei 1000m, ha Eliminata nei quarti di finale con penalizzazione chiuso in 25esima posizione nella classifica Martina Valcepina. Terzo posto nella batteria di generale. Sempre in campo femminile, la Cina ha semifinale dietro Corea e Cina ed eliminazione, vinto la staffetta sui 3000m davanti all'Olanda e invece, per la staffetta femminile sui 3000m al Canada. In campo maschile, invece, la prova sui (Fontana, Maffei, M. Valcepina e Viviani) con il 1000m è stata vinta dal coreano Jinkyu Noh tempo di 4.24.127. Per loro sarà quinto posto davanti al canadese Charles Hamelin e al cinese finale. Arianna Fontana ha regalato all'Italia la Wenhao Liang. Questa -nel medesimo ordine- è medaglia d'argento nella seconda giornata di stata anche la graduatoria finale della classifica a gare a Sheffield. Arianna (44.687) è stata superata punti. Decimo Nicola Rodigari, eliminato nei solo dalla cinese Kexin Fan (44.620). Al terzo quarti di finale (14esimo posto finale nella posto la cinese Qiuhong Liu. Nona Martina classifica a punti) e 34esimo Edoardo Reggiani, Valcepina, eliminata nei quarti di finale. Sulla eliminato nelle heats e 42esimo nella generale. medesima distanza, in campo maschile, successo Sempre Noh ha vinto anche la Superfinal dello statunitense Simon Cho (42.307) davanti al maschile. Nella staffetta maschile sui 5000m canadese Olivier Jean e al cinese Wenhao Liang. successo per la squadra canadese davanti a Quattordicesimo posto per Nicola Rodigari, Germania e Stati Uniti. Bottino pieno, quindi, per eliminato ai quarti di finale, mentre Edoardo la Corea, sia in campo maschile che in quello Reggiani è stato eliminato nei preliminari. Nella femminile, ma grande Mondiale anche per staffetta maschile sui 5000 metri qualificazione in Arianna Fontana, con due medaglie d'argento e finale per Stati Uniti, Corea, Canada e Germania. con la costante presenza nei momenti che Arianna Fontana chiude il suo Mondiale con un contano in tutte le distanze. altro argento, questa volta nei 1000m -dopo il Risultati completi su www.isu.org e www.shorttrackonline.info. Martedì 15 marzo 2011/Anno I n° 20 SPEED SKATING SHORT TRACK DANZA ARTISTICO SINCRONIZZATO CURLING STOCK SPORT Campionato del Mondo a Squadre - Varsavia (POL) / 19-20.03 Tutte le informazioni Programma 500m Men PARTECIPANTI Sabato 19 marzo 3000m Ladies CANADA LADIES MEN 09.45 Cerimonia di apertura 3000m Men Marianne St-Gelais Charles Hamelin Marie-Eve Drolet Francois Hamelin dalle 10.30 (bracket 1) 3000m Staffetta Ladies Jessica Hewitt Olivier Jean 1000m Ladies 5000m Staffetta Men Caroline Truchon Guillame Blais-Dufour 1000m Men Valerie Maitais Michael Gilday 500m Ladies CINA LADIES MEN 500m Men Hui Zhang Wenhao Liang 3000m Ladies Qiuhong Liu Weilong Song Jianrou Liu Xianwei Liu 3000m Men Kexin Fan Jin Yang 3000m Staffetta Ladies Han Xiao Qiuwen Gong 5000m Staffetta Men ITALIA LADIES MEN Arianna Fontana dalle 13.15 (bracket 2) Cecilia Maffei Arianna Valcepina 1000m Ladies Martina Valcepina 1000m Men Elena Viviani 500m Ladies GIAPPONE LADIES MEN 500m Men Biba Sakurai Yuzo Takamido 3000m Ladies Yui Sakai Daisuke Uemura 3000m Men Ayuko Ito Ryosuke Sakamuze Yasuko Sakashita Yuma Sakurai 3000m Staffetta Ladies Sayuri Shimizu Takahiro Fujimoto 5000m Staffetta Men COREA LADIES MEN Seung-Hi Park Ho-Suk Lee dalle 17.00 Ripescaggi Dam-Min Kim Cheon-Ho Um 1000m Ladies Ha-Ri Cho Jin-Kiu Noh 1000m Men Shin-Young Yang Byeong-Jun Kim Hyun-Sun Hwang Cheol-Min Kim 500m Ladies POLONIA LADIES MEN 500m Men Paula Bzura Bartosz Konopko 3000m Ladies Patrycja Maliszewska Jacub Jaworski 3000m Men Magdalena Szwajlik Dariusz Kulesza 3000m Staffetta Ladies Agnieszka Tawrel Adam Filipowicz Anna Romanowicz Rafal Piorecki 5000m Staffetta Men RUSSIA LADIES MEN Nina Evteeva Evgeny Kozulin Domenica 20 marzo Valeriya Potemkina Sergey Prankivich dalle 10.30 Finali B Olga Belyakova Ruslan Zakharov 1000m Ladies Yulia Kichapova Dmitriy Migunov 1000m Men Lia Stepanova Emil Karneev TURCHIA LADIES MEN 500m Ladies Serdar Iltir 500m Men Mukerrem Top 3000m Ladies Inan Ern 3000m Men Selim Tanrikulu 3000m Staffetta Ladies USA LADIES MEN Katherine Reutter Jeff Simon 5000m Staffetta Men Lana Gehring Simon Cho Jessica Smith Travis Jayner dalle 13.15 Finali A Emily Scott Anthony Lobello 1000m Ladies Alyson Dudek Kyle Carr 1000m Men 500m Ladies Martedì 15 marzo 2011/Anno I n° 20 SPEED SKATING SHORT TRACK DANZA ARTISTICO SINCRONIZZATO CURLING STOCK SPORT Mondiale Singole Distanze - Inzell (GER) 10-13.03 La cronaca delle quattro giornate di gara In gara per l'Italia nella prima giornata Matteo I o r i a t t i h a Anesi, ventunesimo con il tempo di 1.50.21 al conquistato termine della prova sui 1500 metri vinta dal l'ottavo posto nella prima prova dei 500m con il norvegese Havard Bokko con 1.45.04. La gara tempo di 35.07 (vittoria dell'olandese Jan femminile sui 3000m ha visto invece il successo Smeekens con 34.77 davanti al coreano Lee e al dell'olandese Ireen Wust che ha fatto fermare il finlandese Poutala) ed il dodicesimo con il tempo cronometro sul tempo di 4.01.56. Nella seconda di 35.09 nella seconda prova (successo del giornata di gare al Mondiale di Speed Skating coreano Lee in 34.32 davanti al giapponese Kato Singole Distanze, in programma fino a domenica e al russo Lobkov). In campo femminile, sulla ad Inzell (Germania), tre le distanze corse oggi: medesima distanza diciassettesima posizione per 1000 e 5000 metri uomini e 1500m donne. in Chiara Simionato nella prima prova con 39.18 campo femminile tripletta olandese con successo (successo per la tedesca Jenny Wolf con 37.98, finale per Ireen Wust con il tempo di 1.54.80 davanti all'olandese Annette Gerritsen e alla davanti a Diane Walkenburg e Jorien Voorhuis.La coreana Sang-Hwa Lee) e un sedicesimo posto Wust replica così la vittoria ottenuta ieri sui nella seconda prova con il tempo di 39.07 (prima, 3000m. In campo maschile, i 1000m hanno visto seconda e terza rispettivamente per la Wolf, l'affermazione dello statunitense Shani Davis con -37.95 il tempo- per la coreana Lee e per la cinese il tempo di 1.08.45 davanti alla coppia olandese Wang). Nel Team Pursuit femminile vittoria del Kjeld Nuis e Stefan Groothuis, rispettivamente Canada con 2.59.74 davanti a Olanda e secondo e terzo. 19esimo Ermanno Ioriatti con Germania, mentre fra gli uomi successo per gli 1.10.86 e 22esimo Matteo Anesi con 1.12.08. Nei Stati Uniti con 3.41.72 davanti a Canada e 5000m vittoria per l'olandese Bob De Jong con Olanda. L'Italia, con il terzetto composto da 6.15.41 davanti al coreano Seung-Hoon Lee e al Matteo Anesi, Marco Cignini e Luca Stefani, ha russo Ivan Skobrev. 22esimo l'Azzurro Luca chiuso settima con il tempo di 3.49.68. Stefani con il tempo di 6.39.52. Nella terza giornata di gare nei 10000 metri maschili Viking Race 2011 - Convocazioni successo dell'olandese Bob de Jong con il tempo Heerenveen (NED) 16-20.03 di 12.48.20 davanti al connazionale Bob de Vries e al russo campione europeo Ivan Skobrev.
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