2018 Russian FS Championship Men SP

[vorravorra]

Does russia have 2 spot in Olys and Euro? If yes then Kolyada and Samarin will go, unless Samarin is out from podium and Dima/Sergei is in podium

Euros - 3, Olympics - 2.

 

[vorravorra]

Protocols:

http://fsrussia.ru/results/1718/rusnat1718_ENG/Men_SP_Scores.pdf

 

[NicolettaL]

Tajana Flade says Alex Petrov has WD :C

 

[lost3iron]

The pairs are starting

 

[vorravorra]

Tajana Flade says Alex Petrov has WD :C

Mishin was telling him in the K&C: "If you feel ready, skate, if you don't, don't." He obviously went with the latter.

 

[Amer]

So what was the men's SP outcome?

 

[Fish in the sea]

1 Alexander Samarin 103.11
2 Mikhail Kolyada 101.62
3 Dmitri Aliev 91.95
4 Sergei Voronov 90.23
5 Andrei Lazukin 85.47
6 Vladimiar Samoilov 85.10
7 Artur Dmitriev 83.66
8 Alexey Erokhov 80.38
9 Roman Savosin 77.79
10 Artem Lezheev 77.18
11 Makar Ignatov 75.81
12 Konstantin Miliukov 70.13
13 Anton Shulepov 69.99
14 Egor Murashov 69.27
15 Alexander Petrov 65.08
16 Maxim Kovtun 64.72
17 Murad Kurbanov 61.41
18 Andrei Zuber 50.34

 

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1 Alexander Samarin 103.11
2 Mikhail Kolyada 101.62
3 Dmitri Aliev 91.95
4 Sergei Voronov 90.23
5 Andrei Lazukin 85.47
6 Vladimiar Samoilov 85.10
7 Artur Dmitriev 83.66
8 Alexey Erokhov 80.38
9 Roman Savosin 77.79
10 Artem Lezheev 77.18
11 Makar Ignatov 75.81
12 Konstantin Miliukov 70.13
13 Anton Shulepov 69.99
14 Egor Murashov 69.27
15 Alexander Petrov 65.08
16 Maxim Kovtun 64.72
17 Murad Kurbanov 61.41
18 Andrei Zuber 50.34

Wow! I think Kolyada will power through to first but Voronov has alot to make up to grab second. Am I correct that the Russian federation waits until the European championship to name the team? Of course, this is all skewed by the IOC's ruling to ban Russia. Still, I think 2 men will represent the country in whatever capacity they are allowed. Despite his GP wins, I think Voronov will have to position himself well at Nationals and Europeans to get that designation.

 

[Sugarpova]

Cska bonus is disgusting:eeking:

 

[MaiKatze]

Totally missed this competition! Surprising results. Samarin, a new dark horse for OGM? Poor Kovtun, 16th? And Voronov only 4th but a 90's score? Seems like I missed something really special.

 

[Crossover]

Totally missed this competition! Surprising results. Samarin, a new dark horse for OGM? Poor Kovtun, 16th? And Voronov only 4th but a 90's score? Seems like I missed something really special.

He can be a dark horse for the podium and realistically a bronze if the top men falter a big time. Otherwise, when every top men deliver, Samarin should be behind Boyang in my opinion, so no medal for him.

The scores are typical Russian National inflation.

 

[vorravorra]

Wow! I think Kolyada will power through to first but Voronov has alot to make up to grab second. Am I correct that the Russian federation waits until the European championship to name the team? Of course, this is all skewed by the IOC's ruling to ban Russia. Still, I think 2 men will represent the country in whatever capacity they are allowed. Despite his GP wins, I think Voronov will have to position himself well at Nationals and Europeans to get that designation.

Yes, the Fed normally waits till after Euros.

 

[Tahuu]

Samarin looks to win Rus Championship. He has more consistent 4Lz and stronger mindset over Kolyada. Better SS than Boyang. Maybe an Olympic podium threat at Pyeongchang.

 

[noskates]

And Kovtun...............:disapp:

 

[vorravorra]

Samarin looks to win Rus Championship. He has more consistent 4Lz and stronger mindset over Kolyada. Better SS than Boyang. Maybe an Olympic podium threat at Pyeongchang.

An Olympic podium threat with a PB of 253.13?

 

[Tahuu]

An Olympic podium threat with a PB of 253.13?

Given it's his senior debut that score is not unexpected. But his will to land jumps at competitions and improved presentation. It would not be a surprise he goes over 270 at the European and over 280 at the Olympics, especially as Russia #1.

 

[demarinis5]

I just looked at the results and was surprised that Mikhail is in second place and Sergei in 4th.
Great score for Samarin. I am not familiar with his skating will have to watch the video.
Not much separating the top two if both are clean it could go either way.
Same with 3rd and 4th only 1.72 difference between Dmitri and Sergei.

Top two lead the field by over 10 points.

Come on Sergei do your magic in the LP.

 

[coldblueeyes]

Given it's his senior debut that score is not unexpected. But his will to land jumps at competitions and improved presentation. It would not be a surprise he goes over 270 at the European and over 280 at the Olympics, especially as Russia #1.

The problem with Samarin is that his PCS won't rise enough for a place on the podium. Even as a wildcard, Misha has more chances than him - today he had mistakes in two jumping passes, and his PCS didn't need a 4-point boost to get to first place.

 

[beki]

Samarin can jump but he's incredibly lacking in every other way. His SS are not better than Boyang's. He would be deservedly buried at the Olympics.

 

[Violet Bliss]

My jaw dropped at Samarin's total score and also his 4Lz3T. Having watched video of his SP and that of Kolyada's, I'm really impressed with his jumps and find Kolyada's jump errors not accounted for enough in his scores. Both PCS are high for their skills and artistry but this is a nationals.

Samarin's BV makes him a dark horse at the Olympics, depending on how others do on the days. Is he consistent?