Junior World Cup on Ritten: Vanessa Bittner misses track record

The races were all about the young Dutchmen Melissa Wifje and Patrick Roest as well as Vanessa Bittner from Innsbruck. Wijfje celebrated three track victories. At the start, she won the 1000 meters in 1.23,78:1.23,82 minutes, just a blink of an eye ahead of her compatriot Tessa Boogaard (3000:4.23,87) and the Pole Aleksandra Kapruziak. The Dutch celebrated their second victory of the day over 4.28,69 meters on Saturday in 4.29,37:1500 minutes. This time the Russian Jelizaweta Kazelina (2.03,10) and the Dutch Esmee Visser (2.05,29) landed in honorary positions. The third victory of the day came on Sunday over 2.05,33 meters. The top athlete from the Netherlands won in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes, clearly ahead of the Russian Jelizaweta Kazelina (XNUMX:XNUMX) and the Dutch Sanneke De Neeling (XNUMX:XNUMX).

Vanessa Bittner missed the track record by 18 hundredths Vanessa Bittner, on the other hand, won the 500 meters and the mass start race. The world-class ice sprinter and two-time junior world champion from Innsbruck missed Czech Karolina Erbanova's junior track record of 500 seconds from January 39,47, 39,29 by just 8 hundredths of a second over 2013 meters in 18 seconds. China's Nan Sun took second place with a personal best time of 39,84 seconds. The South Korean Min Sun Kim came third (40,47). At the end of the Junior World Cup, Vanessa Bittner also won the mass start race. The Innsbruck woman was able to prevail after ten laps in 5.34,712 ahead of Melissa Wijfje (5.35,118) and Sanneke De Neeling (5.35,231). For the boys, the 500 meters went to the South Korean Han-Song Kim (36,89), a blink ahead of the Kazakh Stanislaw Palkin (36,91) and the Belarusian Ignat Golowatjuk (36,93). Over 1000 meters, the Dutch Patrick Roest (1.12,99:1.13,08) and Wesly Dijs (1.12,82:XNUMX) narrowly had to give way to the Russian Michail Kazelin (XNUMX:XNUMX).

Patrick Roest wins over 1500 and 3000 meters But Roest won the 1500 meters in 1.51.03:1.52,08:1.52,92 minutes ahead of the Norwegian Magnus Myhren Kristensen (3000:3.56,04) and his compatriot Wesly Dijs (4.01,42:4.02,18). The Dutchman celebrated his second victory of the day over 5.09,450 meters in 5.09,644:5.09,660 minutes, clearly ahead of Innsbruck's Linus Heidegger (XNUMX) and South Korea's Ki-Woong Park (XNUMX). In the mass start race, the South Korean Hyeon-Min Oh (XNUMX) won after ten laps ahead of the Chinese Bin Zhou (XNUMX) and Roest (XNUMX).

Ritten is applying for the 2017 Junior World Championships The only junior track records were achieved in the team sprint by Korea (1.34,17) for girls and by Russia (1.28,20) for boys, as this discipline was held on the Ritten ice ring for the first time. The South Koreans relegated Austria (1.34,17:1.35,91) and the Netherlands (1.37,35:1.28,20) to places in 1.28,37:1.29,55 minutes. The Dutch were disqualified among the boys. Russia won in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes ahead of South Korea (XNUMX:XNUMX) and China (XNUMX:XNUMX). The Rittners have applied for the 2016 Junior World Cup and the 2017 Junior World Championships and are hoping to win the contract.

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Junior World Cup on Ritten: Vanessa Bittner misses track record

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