Yep, pretty awesome.
I wish Kozuka would have made the GPF instead of Joubert, though, LOL.
It would have been a total American vs. Japanese battle!!!
Yep, pretty awesome.
I wish Kozuka would have made the GPF instead of Joubert, though, LOL.
It would have been a total American vs. Japanese battle!!!
For those interested, here's the list, including the alternates:
http://www.isuresults.com/events/gp2009/gpsmen.htm
1 Nobunari ODA JPN 15 15 30 1 482.11 2 319.56 163.33 162.55 24
2 Evan LYSACEK USA 13 15 28 1 469.89 2 309.92 158.55 159.97 24
3 Brian JOUBERT FRA 9 15 24 1 440.09 2 282.59 147.35 157.50 24
4 Jeremy ABBOTT USA 7 15 22 1 441.44 2 279.44 153.99 162.00 24
5 Daisuke TAKAHASHI JPN 9 13 22 2 445.60 2 291.12 155.01 154.48 24
6 Johnny WEIR USA 9 13 22 2 416.25 2 265.33 139.35 150.92 23
PLACE 7 - 9: SUBSTITUTE FOR THE ISU GRAND PRIX OF FIGURE SKATING FINAL
7 Tomas VERNER CZE 13 7 20 2 424.02 2 287.12 148.96 136.90 24
8 Michal BREZINA CZE 11 9 20 3 419.80 2 277.08 146.68 142.72 24
9 Takahiko KOZUKA JPN 13 4 17 2 401.13 2 251.58 139.63 149.55 23
I have a query about the possible jump content permitted in a man's FS. As I cannot find what other thread to ask it in & it may be a possible happening at the GPF or another upcoming major competition I am asking it here, hoping that one of you knowledgeable posters may know the definative answer.
I seem to remember (though I can no longer locate the protocals) that when Daisuke set his record FS score at 4CCs in 2008 he landed two quad toes, two triple toes & two triple axels. The ISU guidelines (if I have understood them correctly) state that a quad & triple of the same type count as different jumps - does this mean that a skater can still repeat two different triples as well as a quad? Or have the rules changed since 2008 4CCs?
Thanking you in anticipation
Sheena
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