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Newsletter Fisg 12-12-12 Mercoledì 12 dicembre 2012/Anno III n° 59 /Newsletter settimanale a cura Ufficio Stampa FISG SPONSOR FORNITORI Short Track: staffetta femminile da podio a Shanghai ISTITUZIONI PRIMA PAGINA FIGURA: Cappellini e Lanotte ottimi quarti alle Finali Grand Prix di Sochi Anna Cappellini e Luca Lanotte erano gli unici rappresentanti italiani alla Finale del Grand Prix 2012/2013 disputata nel fine settimana a Sochi, in Russia. Ma gli Azzurri della Danza sono riusciti comunque a lasciare il segno, grazie al quarto posto, dietro a statunitensi -gli unici in grado di contrastare il dominio russo- giapponese- canadesi e francesi ma soprattutto davanti alle due coppie russe, impresa non semplice sul ghiaccio di casa, lo stesso che nel 2014 ospiterà i Giochi Olimpici Invernali. Un ottimo risultato, anche in prospettiva dei prossimi Campionati Europei di Zagabria (21-27 gennaio), quando Anna e Luca lotteranno per il gradino più alto del podio continentale. Russi e giapponesi si sono poi divisi tutte le altre gare: nelle finali Junior i padroni di casa hanno fatto quattro su quattro, mentre fra i Senior il Giappone si è aggiudicato l’individuale maschile e femminile e la Russia la competizione di Artistico a coppie. FISG / Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio Newsletter settimanale a cura Massimo Maggi Ufficio Stampa FISG Sede centrale: Roma 00189 - via del Vitorchiano, 113/117. Sede di Milano: 20137 - via Piranesi, 46. I contenuti sono liberamente riproducibili citando la fonte. www.fisg.it / ufficiostampa@fisg.it Mercoledì 12 dicembre 2012/Anno III n° 59 SPEED SKATING SHORT TRACK DANZA ARTISTICO SINCRONIZZATO CURLING STOCK SPORT FIGURA FIGURA Finali Grand Prix Junior, Sochi (RUS) 6-9/12 Finali Grand Prix Senior, Sochi (RUS) 6-9/12 Tutti i risultati delle finali dell’ISU Grand Prix 2012/2013 Tutti i risultati delle finali dell’ISU Grand Prix Junior / (Sochi, Russia, 6-9 dicembre) 2012/2013 Senior / (Sochi, Russia, 6-9 dicembre) Men Men 1 Daisuke Takahashi JPN 269.40 1 Maxim Kovtun RUS 222.31 2 Yuzuru Hanyu JPN 264.29 2 Joshua Farris USA 211.37 3 Patrick Chan CAN 258.66 3 Ryuju Hino JPN 198.92 Ladies 1 Mao Asada JPN 196.80 Ladies 2 Ashley Wagner USA 181.93 3 Akiko Suzuki JPN 180.77 1 Elena Radionova RUS 179.40 2 Hannah Miller USA 168.41 Pairs 1 Volosozhar/Trankov RUS 204.55 3 Anna Pogorilaya RUS 167.40 2 Bazarova/Larionov RUS 201.60 3 Pang/Tong CHN 192.81 Pairs Ice Dance 1 Fedorova/Miroshkin RUS 161.11 1 Davis/White USA 183.39 2 Davankova/Deputat RUS 155.96 2 Virtue/Moir CAN 179.83 3 Pechalat/Bourzat FRA 170.18 3 Vigalova/Zakroev RUS 153.56 4 Cappellini/Lanotte ITA 165.64 Ice Dance 1 Stepanova/Bukin RUS 149.57 2 Papadakis/Cizeron FRA 139.21 3 Aldridge/Eaton USA 136.19 Il podio della gara Junior femminile Daisuke Takahashi, primo fra primo gli Uomini Daisuke Takahashi, Mercoledì 12 dicembre 2012/Anno III n° 59 SPEED SKATING SHORT TRACK DANZA ARTISTICO SINCRONIZZATO CURLING STOCK SPORT CURLING Campionati Europei Senior Uomini/Donne, Karlstad (SWE) 8-15 dicembre Risultati Gruppo A donne 08/12: Svezia-Danimarca 4-8, Italia-Rep.Ceca 7-3, Russia-Germania 7-3, Scozia-Svizzera 3-5, Finlandia-Ungheria 4-7. Risultati Gruppo A donne 09/12: Svizzera-Russia 3-9, Germania-Danimarca 7-8, Ungheria-Svezia 6-8, Rep.Ceca-Finlandia 10-6, Italia-Scozia 2-8. Rep. Ceca-Ungheria 8-5, Finlandia-Scozia 5-11, Italia-Svizzera 4-10, Russia-Danimarca 8-2, Svezia-Germania 6-4. Risultati Gruppo A donne 10/12: Finlandia-Italia 8-7, Svezia-Russia 12-2, Rep.Ceca-Scozia 2-10, Germania- Ungheria 9-2, Danimarca-Svizzera 8-6. Scozia-Svezia 2-9, Svizzera-Finlandia 9-4, Danimarca-Ungheria 7-3, Italia- Russia 7-12, Germania-Rep.Ceca 7-6. Risultati Gruppo A donne 11/12: Ungheria-Svizzera 1-8, Scozia-Germania 7-3, Svezia-Italia 11-2, Danimarca- Rep.Ceca 6-3, Russia-Finlandia 8-4. Italia-Germania 9-2, Russia-Ungheria 8-3, Svizzera-Rep.Ceca 7-4, Finlandia- Svezia 2-9, Scozia-Danimarca 9-2. Calendario Gruppo A donne 12/12: Russia-Rep.Ceca, Danimarca-Italia, Germania-Finlandia, Ungheria-Scozia, Svizzera-Svezia. Classifica Gruppo A donne: Svezia, Russia p.ti 6; Svizzera, Danimarca, Scozia 5; Italia, Rep.Ceca, Germania 2; Finlandia, Ungheria 1. Risultati Gruppo B maschile 08/12: Italia-Inghilterra 7-5; Estonia-Finlandia 3-6, Spagna-Galles 9-10, Slovacchia- Turchia 3-8, Irlanda-Lettonia 6-5, Austria-Polonia 7-11. Polonia-Belgio 6-7, Lituania-Austria 4-7, Olanda-Lettonia 6-8, Irlanda-Croazia 3-7, Finlandia-Italia 8-4, Slovacchia-Galles 9-2. Risultati Gruppo B uomini 09/12: Finlandia-Slovacchia 7-5, Galles-Italia 7-8, Turchia-Inghilterra 4-7, Estonia- Spagna 12-6, Belgio-Lituania 10-7, Croazia-Olanda 2-10. Irlanda-Austria 4-6, Polonia-Lettonia 3-4, Croazia-Lituania 9-7, Belgio-Olanda 3-10, Inghilterra-Estonia 7-6, Spagna-Turchia 8-7. Risultati Gruppo B uomini 10/12: Estonia-Galles 6-4, Slovacchia-Inghilterra 5-7, Italia-Spagna 7-5, Turchia- Finlandia 6-7, Croazia-Polonia 3-8, Lituania-Irlanda 9-3. Lettonia-Croazia 6-3, Olanda-Irlanda 8-3, Belgio-Austria 6-4, Polonia-Lituania 3-11, Galles-Turchia 3-11, Finlandia-Inghilterra 4-6. Risultati Gruppo B uomini 11/12: Lituania-Olanda 5-7, Croazia-Belgio 6-4, Polonia-Irlanda 10-4, Lettonia-Austria 9-8, Spagna-Slovacchia 10-8, Estonia-Italia 7-10. Inghilterra-Spagna 5-9, Turchia-Estonia 1-9, Galles-Finlandia 3-11, Italia-Slovacchia 6-7, Austria-Olanda 3-6, Lettonia-Belgio 5-4. Calendario Gruppo B uomini 12/12: Belgio-Irlanda, Lettonia-Lituania, Austria-Croazia, Olanda-Polonia. Turchia- Italia, Finlandia-Spagna, Slovacchia-Estonia, Inghilterra-Galles. Classifica Gruppo B Uomini: Red Pool: Finlandia p.ti 5; Inghilterra, Italia 4; Spagna, Estonia 3; Slovacchia, Turchia 2; Galles 1. Blue Pool: Olanda, Lettonia p.ti 5; Belgio, Croazia, Polonia 3; Austria, Lituania 2; Irlanda 1. Claudia Alverà (a sinistra) e Giorgia Apollonio in azione durante gli Europei a Karlstad Mercoledì 12 dicembre 2012/Anno III n° 59 SPEED SKATING SHORT TRACK DANZA ARTISTICO SINCRONIZZATO CURLING STOCK SPORT SHORT TRACK ISU World Cup Shanghai (Cina) 7-9 dicembre 2012 / Podio per la staffetta femminile Azzurra A Shanghai, Cina, la prima giornata di gare per la quarta invece per il Campionato Europeo, dal 18 gennaio 2013 a tappa dell'ISU World Cup 2012/2013 ha visto sul ghiaccio i Malmoe, in Svezia. turni preliminari dei 500, 1000 e 1500 metri maschili e femminili e dei 5000m Relay maaschili. Proprio in quest'ultima gara gli Azzurri Yuri Confortola, Davide SHORT TRACK Viscardi, Andrea Cassinelli e Anthony Lobello si sono Raduno Squadra Junior / Bormio (SO) qualificati alle semifinali in 6.57.384. Sempre in campo maschile, nella prima prova sui 1000m eliminati Lobello e Viscardi nei preliminari; nella seconda prova sulla Raduno di preparazione Squadra Junior / medesima distanza qualificato Confortola per i quarti di Bormio – 19-22.12.2012 finale ed eliminati Lobello e Cassinelli nei preliminari. Nei 1500m Confortola qualificato per le semifinali, eliminati Milan Grugni Agorà Skating Team Milano nelle heats Cassinelli e Tommaso Dotti. nei 500m eliminati Deborah Grisenti – Gloria Malfatti – Leonardo nei preliminari Dotti e Viscardi. Fra le donne, nella prima Palla S.C. Pergine prova dei 1000m eliminate nelle heats Martina Valcepina e Nicole Botter Gomez – Federica Tombolato – Elena Viviani; nella seconda prova sui 1000m eliminate a Damiano Giuliani A.E.V. Sportmann D.G. Bolzano loro volta Ylenia Tota e Cecilia Maffei. Nei 1500m qualificata alle semifinali Arianna Fontana, seconda nella Pietro De Lorenzis Milan Skating Club Sesto sua batteria, ed eliminate la Tota e la Maffei. Nei 500m S.Giovanni prima nella propria batteria e qualificata per i quarti di Surendra Villa Sport Evolution Skating Bergamo finale la Fontana, eliminate la Viviani e Martina Valcepina. Asia Antonioli – Nicole Martinelli – Mattia Nella seconda giornata il secondo posto in semifinale della Antonioli – Tomas Giacomelli – Massino Gurini Nazionale femminile ha permesso la conquista della finale A dei 3000m Relay con il tempo di 4.15.383. Nella gara-1 Bormio Ghiaccio dei 1000m 14esima Martina Valcepina, 20esima Elena Allenatore: Silvano Bertoldi Viviani. Nei 1500m 13esima Cecilia Meffei, 18esima Arianna Fontana e 25esima Ylenia Tota. In campo maschile, l'Italia si è qualificata per la finale B sui 5000m Relay. Nella prima SHORT TRACK gara sui 1000m 28esimo Davide Viscardi, 32esimo Anthony Lobello. Nei 1500m 17esimo Yuri Confortola, 27esimo Raduno Squadra Nazionale / Courmayeur (AO) Tommaso Dotti. La tappa di Shanghai si è chiusa con il podio della Nazionale Azzurra femminile (Arianna Raduno di preparazione / Courmayeur, Fontana, Cecilia Maffei, Martina Valcepina e Elena 13-18/12/2012 Viviani) sui 3000m Relay, terze dietro Cina e Giappone Lucia Peretti-Arianna Valcepina-Matteo con il tempo di 4.14.150. Sempre fra le donne, la Fontana ha chiuso 12esima la prova sui 500m e la Viviani 23esima. Compagnoni Bormio Ghiaccio Nella seconda prova dei 1000m Cecilia Maffei e Ylenia Tota Edoardo Reggiani-Davide Viscardi Agorà Skating hanno chiuso rispettivamente al 20esimo e 21esimo posto. Team Milano Nel Madison Point Relay, infine, la Fontana e la Valcepina si Cecilia Maffei GS Fiamme Azzurre Roma sono classificate quinte. In campo maschile, la staffetta Yuri Confortola GS Forestale Roma maschile Azzurra (Yuri Confortola, Davide Viscardi, Andrea Cassinelli e Anthony Lobello) ha chiuso al secondo posto la Arianna Fontana-Martina Valcepina-Elena Viviani finale B dietro la Cina, per un complessivo sesto posto GS Fiamme Gialle Predazzo finale. nei 500m 29esimo Davide iscardi e 32esimo Tommasi Tommaso Dotti GS Fiamme Oro Moena Dotti.
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