Victoria Mori compite en Alemania
Se lleva a
cabo el 5º Torneo Abierto de Alemán de Aguas Heladas. Decir que en Nuremberg hace
entre 4 y 5 grados de temperatura es pensar que está algo más que fresco, realmente hace mucho frío y el agua de la pileta
de 50 metros en la que se compite está por debajo de esa temperatura.
Victoria Mori, nuestra vecina, es una de las
participantes de los grupos de elite de Alemania Alemania, Austria, Holanda,
Bulgaria, Hungría entre otras potencias. La competencia se realiza entre
el 4 y 6 de enero siendo la apertura de las competencias de aguas heladas libre de hielo. Más
allá de ser un torneo de puntuación para los atletas de alta competencia se
puede ver también que es integrativo pues también compiten amateurs
El
viernes Victoria logró el cuarto puesto
en los 1000 metros estilo libre con una marca de 14:20:38 contra la germana
Alisa Fatum que realizó un tiempo de 12:48:69. El cuarto puesto en varones en
la misma disciplina fue 12 segundos más rápido, el alemán Stefan Runge, mientras
que el ganador de la prueba fue el holandés Sven Elfferich con 12:52:27.
Hoy sábado 5, la
primera competencia fue de 50 metros estilo libre en la que se colocó en el
tercer puesto con 35:71 en su serie contra la misma ganadora de los 1000 metros
libres la alemana Alisa Fatum. Ello le valió ser segunda en su categoría y
novena en la general.
Mientras que
en los 200 metros quedó tercera en su serie con un tiempo de 2:34:84 contra la líder
Alisa Fatum con 2:20:98. En la general publicada por la organización la coloca
en el 6º puesto general separada por un segundo con la cuarta y quinta con 2:35
mientras a Victoria se le otorga un tiempo de 2:36. Según lo confirmado por
Victor Quaranta, a quien felicitamos por sus 30 años de Rueda a rueda, Victoria
quedó primera en su categoría y cuarta en la general competencia de 200 metros.
Mañana domingo
6, con los reyes sigue la competencia con 500 metros lbres y terminaremos de
contar la actuación de Victoria Mori en tierras (o aguas mejor dicho) alemanas.
Fuerza Victoria
Versión traducida al inglés
Victoria Mori competes in Germany
The 5th German Open Water Ice Tournament takes place. To say that in Nuremberg between 4 and 5 degrees of temperature is to think that it is something more than cool, it is really cold and the water of the 50 meter pool in which it competes is below that temperature.
Victoria Mori, our neighbor, is one of the participants of the elite groups of Germany, Austria, Holland, Bulgaria, Hungary and other powers. The competition takes place between the 4th and 6th of January with the opening of ice-free ice-water competitions. Beyond being a scoring tournament for highly competitive athletes you can also see that it is integrative as amateurs also compete
On Friday Victoria took fourth place in the 1000 meters freestyle with a mark of 14:20:38 against the German Alisa Fatum who made a time of 12:48:69. The fourth place in men in the same discipline was 12 seconds faster, the German Stefan Runge, while the winner of the test was the Dutchman Sven Elfferich with 12:52:27.
Today Saturday 5, the first competition was 50 meters freestyle in which she placed in third place with 35:71 in her series against the same winner of the 1000 meters freestyle the German Alisa Fatum. This earned him second in his category and ninth overall.
While in the 200 meters was third in his series with a time of 2:34:84 against the leader Alisa Fatum with 2:20:98. In the general published by the organization, she is placed in the 6th general position separated by a second with the fourth and fifth with 2:35 while Victoria is given a time of 2:36. As confirmed by Victor Quaranta, whom we congratulate for his 30 years of wheel-to-wheel, Victoria was first in its category and fourth in the overall competition of 200 meters.
Tomorrow Sunday the 6th, with the kings, the competition will continue with 500 meters and we will finish telling the performance of Victoria Mori in lands (or better said waters) in Germany.
Come on Victory
Versión traducida al inglés
Victoria Mori competes in Germany
The 5th German Open Water Ice Tournament takes place. To say that in Nuremberg between 4 and 5 degrees of temperature is to think that it is something more than cool, it is really cold and the water of the 50 meter pool in which it competes is below that temperature.
Victoria Mori, our neighbor, is one of the participants of the elite groups of Germany, Austria, Holland, Bulgaria, Hungary and other powers. The competition takes place between the 4th and 6th of January with the opening of ice-free ice-water competitions. Beyond being a scoring tournament for highly competitive athletes you can also see that it is integrative as amateurs also compete
On Friday Victoria took fourth place in the 1000 meters freestyle with a mark of 14:20:38 against the German Alisa Fatum who made a time of 12:48:69. The fourth place in men in the same discipline was 12 seconds faster, the German Stefan Runge, while the winner of the test was the Dutchman Sven Elfferich with 12:52:27.
Today Saturday 5, the first competition was 50 meters freestyle in which she placed in third place with 35:71 in her series against the same winner of the 1000 meters freestyle the German Alisa Fatum. This earned him second in his category and ninth overall.
While in the 200 meters was third in his series with a time of 2:34:84 against the leader Alisa Fatum with 2:20:98. In the general published by the organization, she is placed in the 6th general position separated by a second with the fourth and fifth with 2:35 while Victoria is given a time of 2:36. As confirmed by Victor Quaranta, whom we congratulate for his 30 years of wheel-to-wheel, Victoria was first in its category and fourth in the overall competition of 200 meters.
Tomorrow Sunday the 6th, with the kings, the competition will continue with 500 meters and we will finish telling the performance of Victoria Mori in lands (or better said waters) in Germany.
Come on Victory
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