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Ad onor del vero le richieste sono state due: consentire i quad nello short e avere un giudizio più coerente dei GOE. Nell’articolo che ho letto io non si parlava di Zagitova o Scherbakova ma del fatto che Liza su un salto ha ricevuto un +3 e un -1, e le chiamate dei vari fili non sono state coerenti da un gp all’altro, da qui la decisione di avere più controllo sull’assegnazione dei GOE e dei fili.
Se nel primo caso è ovvio il motivo della richiesta, nel secondo sarei anche più d’accordo.
Questo l’articolo:
https://tass.ru/sport/7104064
CITAZIONE Russia appealed to the ISU with a question about the inconsistency of judging at the stages of the Grand Prix
A new grading system for the element with a gradation from minus five points to plus five was introduced in the current Olympic cycle
MOSCOW, November 12. /TASS./ The Russian figure skating Federation (FFKCR) has asked the international skating Union (ISU) about inconsistent decisions by some judges during the stages of the Grand Prix series. This was announced at a press conference in TASS on Tuesday, the General Director of FFKKR Alexander Kogan.
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"Our Federation appealed to the ISU technical Committee with a question about the inconsistency of decisions - some find an edge, others do not find. Some more mistakes. The new system "plus five-minus five" allows to use more opportunities at judges, thus refereeing became more subjective", - Kogan considers.
"The same [Elizabeth] Tuktamysheva estimates for the element ranged from plus three to minus one. There is no single approach in assessing the quality of the element, and this is one of the biggest problems, " Kogan said.
A new grading system for the element with a gradation from minus five points to plus five was introduced in the current Olympic cycle, previously scores ranged from minus three to plus three. |
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