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Newsletter Fisg 12:02:2014 12.02.2014 Anno IV n°93 Newsletter settimanale a cura Ufficio Stampa Fisg ICE FISG NEWS Sponsor e Fornitori FISG Carolina Kostner (foto di Flavio Valle) di Flavio (foto Kostner Carolina Sochi 2014: Figura, Italia quarta squadra al mondo Per la prima volta inserita nel programma delle Olimpiadi, la prova a squadre di Pattinaggio di Figura ha regalato all’Italia la soddisfazione di un quarto posto olimpico. Fra tutti, Carolina Kostner ha dato ulteriore prova della sua classe chiudendo al secondo posto il corto dell’individuale femminile -dietro solo alla Lipnitskaia- permettendo così agli Azzurri, insieme ai punti dei suoi compagni di squadra, di entrare fra le cinque nazioni finaliste. Le quattro prove del libero, poi, hanno permesso di scavalcare il Giappone e chiudere con un brillante quarto posto finale. Partner Istituzionali FISG Armillotta) A. (foto di Francesco Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio Sede centrale: Roma 00189 - via del Vitorchiano, 113/115. Sede di Milano: 20137 - via Piranesi, 46. I contenuti sono liberamente riproducibili La staffetta femminile ha conquistato la finale per l’oro citando la fonte. www.!sg.it 12.02.2014 Anno IV n°93 ICE FISG NEWS Speed Skating: risultati 1000 metri Uomini - Adler Arena scavalca Smeekens per l'oro. Nenzi e Bosa, Mirko Nenzi è 25esimo con 1.10.32 nei 1000 metri rispettivamente con il tempo di 35.51 e Uomini. Medaglia d'oro per l'olandese Stefan 35.64 recuperano entrambi una posizione. Groothuis con 1.08.39, mentre secondo,a 4 centesimi, il canadese Denny Morrison (1.08.43) e terzo 3000 metri Donne - Adler Arena l'olandese Michel Mulder, già vincitore dell'oro nei 500 L'olandese Ireen Wust vince la medaglia metri, con 1.08.74. Nenzi, 11esimo al termine del olimpica a Sochi nei 3000 metri donne con secondo giro, ha perso contatto con i primi della il tempo di 4.00.34. Argento alla classifica nel corso del terzo giro, accumulando un campionessa uscente, la ceca Martina distacco finale da Groothuis di 1.93. Il record Sablikova con 4.01.95, mentre il bronzo è personale di Mirko, 1.08.19, sarebbe ampiamente per la russa Olga Graf con 4.03.47. stato sufficiente per una medaglia. Anche Groothuis, L'Azzurra Francesca Lollobrigida è invece che può vantare un personal best sulla distanza di 23esima con 4.16.52. Fuori dal podio le 1.06.96 e che nel 2013 ha dovuto recuperare da un tedesche Claudia Pechstein, quarta, e infortunio, è stato ampiamente al di sotto dei suoi Staphanie Beckert, 17esima. L'olandese tempi. Antoinette De Jong, possibile sorpresa alla vigilia, è settima. Con questa vittoria la 500 metri Donne - Adler Arena Wust conquista il secondo oro olimpico Oro -come da pronostico- alla coreana Sang Hwa Lee della specialità dopo il successo a Torino con il primato olimpico sulla singola distanza (nella 2006. seconda gara) di 37.28 e il primato olimpico sulla somma dei tempi con 74.70 (37.42 nella prima gara). Speed Skating: calendario La Lee si conferma quindi Campionessa Olimpica dopo l'oro ottenuto a Vancouver 2010 sulla stessa distanza. Giovedì 13 febbraio: 1000m Donne Argento per la russa Olga Fatkulina con 37.57 e 37.49, Sabato 15 febbraio: 1500m Uomini mentre il bronzo è per l'olandese Margot Boer con 37.77 e 37.71. La Boer, quinta dopo la prima gara, Domenica 16 febbraio: 1500m Donne rimonta due posizioni e lascia fuori dal podio la cinese Martedì 18 febbraio: 10000m Uomini Hong Zhang, terza nella prima gara (per lei 37.58 e Mercoledì 19 febbraio: 5000m Donne 37.99). 30esima l'Azzurra Yvonne Daldossi con 39.30 e Venerdì 21 febbraio: Team Pursuit Donne/ 39.34 per un totale di 78.64 (+3.94 dalla vincitrice). Uomini La Daldossi era 29esima al termine della prima gara. Sabato 22 febbraio: Team Pursuit Donne/ 500 metri Uomini - Adler Arena Uomini Tripletta olandese nei 500 metri Uomini a Sochi. Michel Mulder, Jan Smeekens e Ronald Mulder hanno Mirko Giacomo Nenzi (foto Francesco A. Armillotta) infatti portato alla propria squadra rispettivamente oro, argento e bronzo. Mirko Giacomo Nenzi, 28esimo, è il migliore dei due Azzurri in gara, con David Bosa 31esimo. Doppia la prova in programma sulla distanza più breve dello Speed Skating in Pista Lunga: nella prima prova è Jan Smeekens a portarsi al comando con 34.59, seguito dal connazionale Michel Mulder con 34.63 e dal giapponese Keiichiro Nagashima con 34.79. Nenzi è 29esimo con 35.56 mentre Bosa è 32esimo con 35.63. Nella seconda prova la rimonta di Ronald Mulder, che con 34.49 si porta in terza posizione mentre Michel Mulder 12.02.2014 Anno IV n°93 ICE FISG NEWS Figura: risultati e cronaca della gara a squadre Ad esordire sul ghiaccio russo dell'Iceberg Skating Palace lo short Trophy) e record italiano. Per starle davanti, la dell'individuale maschile e delle coppie di Artistico: Stefania giovane russa ha dovuto anch'essa superarsi: il suo Berton e Ondrej Hotarek hanno fatto segnare il quarto punteggio personal best precedente era infatti di 72.24, con 70.31 (record personale battuto, il precedente nello short ottenuto alla Rostelecom Cup nel 2013. era 69.38), a 0.99 dal terzo gradino del podio, occupato per il Decisamente staccate le altre, con la terza, la momento dai cinesi Peng/Zhang con 71.01 punti. In testa i giapponese Mao Asada ferma a 64.07. Il resto della favoriti russi Tatiana Volosozhar e Maxim Trankov con 83.79, graduatoria vede al quarto posto la statunitense seguiti dai canadesi Meagan Duhamel/Eric Radford con 73.10. Ashley Wagner con 63.10, al quinto la canadese Sette i punti per la classifica generale a squadre conquistati Kaetlyn Osmond con 62.54, al sesto la francese Mae dagli Azzurri. Nell'individuale maschile decimo posto di Paul Berenice Meite con 55.45, al settimo la cinese Kixin Bonifacio Parkinson con 53.94 (un punto per la classifica Zhang con 54.58, all'ottavo l'ucraina Natalia Popova generale). Al comando il giapponese Yuzuru Hanyu con 97.98, con 53.44, al nono la tedesca Nathalie Weinzierl seguito da Evgeny Plyushchenko con 91.39 e dal canadese con 52.16 e al decimo la britannica Jenna Patrick Chan con 89.71. La classifica provvisoria delle dieci McCorkell con 50.09. Dopo quattro prove della squadre (le prime cinque al termine del corto parteciperanno competizione a squadre -quindi a metà del anche al libero) vede la Russia al comando con 19 punti, seguita percorso- la classifica provvisoria a squadre vede la dal Canada con 17, dalla Cina con 15, dal Giappone con 13. A 10 Russia al comando con 37 punti, seguita dal Canada punti il terzetto con Germania, Francia e Stati Uniti, mentre con 32 e dagli Stati Uniti con 27. Quarto il l'Italia è ottava con 8 punti. Nona l'Ucraina con con 5 e decima Giappone con 24 e quinta l'Italia con 23. Gli Azzurri la Gran Bretagna con 3. recuperano quindi tre posizioni al termine della gara individuale femminile e si qualificano per Conclusa a Sochi la Short Dance per la gara a squadre di disputare il segmento libero di tutte le specialità, Pattinaggio di Figura. Gli Azzurri Anna Cappellini e Luca Lanotte conquistando un posto fra le migliori cinque si sono piazzati al quinto posto con il punteggio di 64.92. Per squadre al mondo. Sesta in classifica è la Francia loro 31.00 di Elementi Tecnici e 33.92 di Components. In testa con 22 punti, settima la Cina con 20, ottava la gli statunitensi Meryl Davis/Charlie White con 75.98, davanti ai Germania con 17, nona l'Ucraina con 10 e decima la canadesi Tessa Virtue/Scott Moir con 72.98 e ai russi Ekaterina Gran Bretagna con 8. Bobrova/Dmitri Soloviev con 70.27. Quarta la coppia francese formata da Nathalie Pechalat e Fabian Bourzat con 69.15. Dietro Stefania Berton e Ondrej Hotarek concludono agli Azzurri, invece, i tedeschi Nelli Zhiganshina/Alexander all'Iceberg Skating Palace al propria performance Gazsi con 58.04, i britannici Penny Coomes/Nicholas Buckland nella gara a squadre di Pattinaggio di Figura con il con 52.93, i giapponesi Cathy e Chris Reed con 52.00, gli ucraina terzo posto al termine del libero. La coppia Azzurra Siobhan Heekin-Canedy/Dmitri Dun con 49.19 e i cinesi Xintong porta in dote all'Italia altri 8 punti per la classifica Huang/Xun Zheng con 47.88. La classifica aggiornata della prova generale grazie al 120.82 (60.45 di elementi tecnici a squadre vede al comando la Russia con 27 punti, seguita a una e 61.37 di components) che vale il terzo posto alle distanza dal Canada e a 7 dagli Stati Uniti; quarta la Francia con spalle dei canadesi Moore-Towers/Moscovitch, 17, quinta la Cina con 16 insieme al Giappone, settima la secondi con 129.74 e dei russi Stolbova/Klimov, Germania con 15. Invariata rispetto alle prime due gare la primi con 135.09. La classifica generale posizione dell'Italia, ottava con 14 punti, mentre nona e decima provvisoria, che vede ora in competizione cinque con 7 punti sono Gran Bretagna e Ucraina. Nazioni a tre prove dal termine, vede al comando la Russia con 47 punti, seguita dal Canada con 41, Solo la russa Yulia Lipnitskaya con 72.90 è davanti a Carolina dagli Stati Uniti con 34, dall'Italia, ora quarta con Kostner al termine del segmento corto dell'individuale femminile 31, e dal Giappone, quinto con 30. per la prova a squadre di Pattinaggio di Figura.
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