Nuria Villarubla bronze in C1 (RFEP)
The Spanish Olympic Slalom team is back on the podium at Slalom World Cup. The French town of Pau that hosts this weekend the third ICF test lived the first day of the finals with prominent Spanish protagonism. As Nuria Vilarrubla continues with her idyllium with the medals although she suffered to win bronze, an extraordinary Samuel Hernanz won the K1 final with a glowing and brave downfall, unsurpassed for the French Biazizzo 2 and Combot 3 The Spanish Olympic Slalom team is back on the podium at Slalom World Cup. The French town of Pau that hosts this weekend the third ICF test lived the first day of the finals with prominent Spanish protagonism.
Nuria Villarrubla achieved bronze and Samuel Harroz achieved gold (RFEP)
An extraordinary Samuel Hernanz won the final of K1 with such a brave and brilliant downfall. The Spanish palist, of French origin, signed a sensational chrono of 93.54, completing in a vertiginous and precise manner the demanding 22-door tour on the emblematic French channel. An insurmountable record even for the French Mathieu Biazizzo (93.71) who hung the silver and Sebastien Combot who with a 94.26 chrono improved his record of semi-finals (95.74), the best of all in the penultimate down K1, which only served him to hang the bronze. Nuria Vilarrubla continues with her idyllium with the medals, although she suffered to win bronze with a total of 125.44 plus 3 penalizations. The silver medal for the Australian Foxx (123.18) and the gold medal for British Frankllin (122.17).
Spain was ranked double for the finals in two of the three of today's Slalom World Cup program. Look Lazkano 6th in the semifinals, suffered much in the final downfall being relegated to the 10th place. Also problems for Joan Crespo in the final sleeve he had accessed with the 7th best time ahead of Hernanz 8th in semifinals. In male C1 the donostiarra Jon Ergüin 11th remained at the gates of the final with a large clean down and a chrono of 107.92 at just less than a sigh of the American Lokken (107.84), seventh in the final. The Olympic Ander Elosegi, with a 2 "penalty, was set off from the finalist posts and relegated to the fifteenth place. It was also eliminated in the semifinals of C1 Klara Olazabal 19th. In the male C1 final victory of the Slovak Slafkovsky ahead of French Peschier and Japanese Takuya Haneda.
Donostiar palist Maialen Chourraut is back on the Slalom World Cup podium. The closing day on the French channel of Pau began with the semi-finals of female K1 achieving the pass to the finals only Maialen 4th. In the final bronze sleeve for the Spanish Olympic medalist who, despite two penalties, was only overcome by the Slovak Dukatova and the French Lafont. In the semifinals of K1 Martínez 11, Goikoetxea 18, and in those of C2 March and Pérez 17
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