ATSX 1000 Yokohama, JPN Highlights | 2019/20 Red Bull Ice Cross World Championship
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2020
- SUPER NAASZ BEATS BOTH CROXALLS AND BOTH DALLAGOS AT AMAZING YOKOHAMA ATSX 1000
Reigning World Champion Cameron Naasz (USA) made a big step towards a fourth world title in five years by winning the first ATSX 1000 race of the season in Yokohama, Japan this Saturday. In a closely contested final witnessed by thousands of happy Japanese fans, the 30-year-old American rider from Wisconsin managed to beat rival Kyle Croxall by the length of a blade. Fan favorite Canadian Steven Cox rounded out the podium with a wild run that saw him threaten at a few points on the track before ultimately fading at the stretch.
“It feels very good to win again. I was pumped up to pull it off against good friends. I am really happy, because it is hard to earn points this year”, Naasz said after the 20th win of his Ice Cross career, two of them in Yokohama. “I am glad that this sport is reaching new parts of the world”, he also added after receiving his trophy on the podium. The small final was won by Luca Dallago, ahead of Michael Iulianello (USA) and Jim de Paoli (SUI).
Not to be outdone, the women’s final provided fireworks with Canadian Maxie Planté winning the first race of her career. The Canadian took an early lead and fought off a furious challenge from compatriot Jacqueline Legere at the finish to emerge victorious and announce herself as a serious threat to the championship picture. Legere, winner of three races previously this season, will move on to the next race in Le Massif de Charlevoix, Quebec with a leg up on third place finisher Amanda Trunzo (USA) who claimed the overall women’s title in 2019. Rounding out the final heat was rising star 18 year-old Justine Zonne from Latvia.
“It’s amazing. I have been racing for six years, I waited so long for this moment”, Plante reacted after the first major win of her career. The only time 27-year-old Plante had won before, on the global Ice Cross circuit, was at a Riders Cup in Finland, during the winter of 2018. However, in the course of 18 races since Quebec in 2016, she now holds an impressive record of 15 finishes in the Top 10. She also benefitted from the premature elimination of Swiss skater Anaïs Morand, in one of the semi-finals.
Luca Dallago, the Austrian leader of the Red Bull Ice Cross World Championship heading into Yokohama, crashed out of the semi-finals in slightly controversial fashion. Leading his heat out of the gates, judges determined he was pushed illegally by fellow rider Scott Croxall, brother of the second-place finisher. What made the disqualification even more painful was the fact that Scott Croxall is not participating in the world championship and is only riding in an exhibition capacity.
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This sport needs to be added to the winter Olympics already.
This is the first Ice Cross competiton ive ever seen and i have to say i cant stop watching this is so sick. Ive been under a rock 🤣😮🤣😍
The pure luck of Cox. Holy shit
The audacity of Croxall to say it shouldn't have been a dq. He was cut so smooth
He clearly not pushed
Croxall's are idiots who race dirty
@@jungkotlx8805He obviously did, do you have eyes?
Rhis Croxall doesn‘t know what fairplay is....
****There is no reason as to why this shouldn’t be in the winter Olympic games. There’s already ski, boarder, and bmx cross. I think this would bring in so many new viewers once people begin to see how intense and exciting this is!****
This would be my #1 to follow sport if it went olympic!
Steven Cox is bless with that main character plot armor
I saw this comment and then watched, I thought it was just reffering to the 1st race but no😂😂😂😂 it just kept happening over and over again 😂😂😂😂 loved it
Croxall is one dirty player. Shame. Just pure shame.
When you have to take out other people for your brother to win the race 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Seems like the great white north has to cheat quite a lot to stay relevant the last couple of years.
@@daddams2538 13:10 ?
Exactly 🙄
He clearly not pushed
For real. They are both huge idiots.
As someone who’s just discovering this sport I have one question… why the hell is this not an X-Games event??? This is so fucking awesome!!!
I'd love to be the "5 second warning" guy. Seems so happy.
The sheer luck on Cox's side was astounding, holy crap
Steven Cox *LMAO*
He should open a gay club in Vegas and call it “Steven’s House of Cox”
A race is a race. Since when was pushing allowed? And you admit to helping your brother? Oof... that’s a hit to his rep.
You pushed to create a disadvantage- that’s a penalty/DQ in any race I’ve ever seen.
Yea. they should've redone the race, cause Luca wouldv'e come in 2nd if not 1st...
@@DerFettePandaLP exactly - but my understanding per rules is you just move the DQed player to last and everyone moves up a spot. Weird rule but it’d take 10+ minutes to get everyone back up there, reset and down the ice again.
They have scheduled timings. So I get the idea of restarting but it’s a rule. 🤷♂️
@@PandaJinxed Yea the rules are like that, but i dont think its very fair. Then again, the guys who came in 1st and 2nd probably also feel cheated if they have to redo the race. Imo they should implement some rule that gives you a sort of penalty, like 3 dqs and you have to sit one race over or something like that.
Guess I’ve been living under a rock, this is awesome! Needs more promotion.
Seriously awesome event!! Great racing by everyone!! Nice to see the highlights are longer than 26 minutes too!! :)
I just found this support and it’s awesome 👏🏼
Can't wait to do that in Full-Dive-VR
He definitely pushed him at the end there cant believe it got denied.
Looked involuntary to me. Lahti hit Naasz's skate casting him to stumble, nearly falling over so his arms whent out involuntarily which pushed Lahti.
@@TheFool_0 While they take the turn you can see that he tries to put his hand on his hip to push him over just like his brother did though.
@@snufhuffboy5101 they’re not referring to croxall
@@bygonesmain5932 euuuhm yes they are
What do the number next to their names mean?
That was some mean blue shells right at the end.
Why was that denied in the final? Seems those brothers were really taught fair play. Pathetic...
Cox luckiest rider ever 😂
41:23. What happen to fearplay. Jesus man.
Yeah, it was definitely a foul move. Him complaining afterwards about the sport being soft is just wrong. You take a man out unfairly, you get penalised
Its just dumb that even if that guy got dq, you still lose the race.
Love Jacqueline) she is so cute
Это уже было)
Je veux voir ça aux jeux olympiques !
I dont watch Ice sports ,but this is crazy.
I never knew this kind of sport even existed until about 10 minutes ago. I got to say this is freaking awesome. These kind of new sports like this would really bring the poor ratings of the Olympics up if they'd get on board and have these kind of events. Imagine having this and mixing it with the biathlon, lol. That's next level sports. I'd watched it every day. Speed, hockey, and shooting what's not to like. They'd have to make the track way longer or something but not out of the possibilities.
riding down this track will already make your legs burn so it’s not really possible to make it that much longer
Maybe cams on both ends of red line
The Japanese Tea Ceremony symbolizes harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. I find Japanese culture to be the most interesting of all cultures. Its important to do one thing at a time and REALLY experience it. Nobody fuckin dunks their sashimi in soy sauce and wasabi in Japan. Its almost an insult to the chef or "itamae". Its looked at as basically rejecting the flavor theyre serving. ESPECIALLY if you dont at least try the roll by itself first. Also, slurp your miso soup. Not loudly, just enough so you yourself can hear it. Im not Japanese, im Sicilian and Dutch. However i go to Japan to snowboard every year and have for 11 years now. I LOVE Japan. The car culture is absolutely insane too. I actually bought myself a s15 Silvia turbo to drive when im there. Ill import it when its 25 years old for sure. 3 more years!!!! If ur there and meet people, when they introduce you, youll most likely hear a "san" after your name. Do not correct them. Thats a show of respect. Hence "Daniel san" in the karate kid.
The races could end in the first corner. Everyone who is in first position after first corner wins and most of the times all the positions remains the same.
lol ya, I was noticing that. There's even some strong consistency with the first person out of the gate usually winning... I feel a little weird about a sport where the winner is often decided in the first half-second.
@@aSmelly1 Yep, the track should be longer so the first corner would not matter that much
And the person in the middle left gate is already on the racing line for C1. This sport needs a serious overhaul
The track needs to be wider I think.
Да опять Naasz ))
115 pts Between fourth and firth place
This is the comment I was looking for so I don't have to do it lol
Legit wonder how they sharpen their skates.
Ахуительные гонки !
This is a super cool sport. This is the first time I've actually watched a full race series.. Don't think I'll keep watching with how blatant the cheating was.. glad Cameron won, that was some thought racing.
Can I have a videogame of this... please? I beg
There's something special about gate 3
So this is how Man's Roller Derby looks like.
When you have the first corner you win.....
Finland🇫🇮
Foul push for sho
Glad Naasz won - the Croxall thugs are dirty sportsmen
Mirko may have played dirty, but that didn't give Moriarty the right to grab Schram, who got just as screwed up as Moriarty when Mirko decided to make room for himself.
49:14 what a big surprise. The moment I saw him fall I said "he's going to claim". He can put his arm in front of you, stop you and make space (as he did with Moriarty and Schram), but you can't do it to him, classic.
And people complain about going to space being to risky and pointless.
ATSX didn't even try to show the women's. Two races compared to the men's thirteen races shown. Wow...
This sport is a wild idea but this is the first event I've seen and the execution seems very crooked
Didnt Naaz do the same thing as Croxall but didnt get dq?
it looked like Lahti's skate went into Naaz's,
Croxall seemed to push Dallago's butt to the side,
to me there's a clear intent for Croxall's dq
This croxall guy.. His bro was first already anyway. He says it's the way the comp goes, what a disgrace to the sport, get out of here and play hockey if you like to push. I totally understand brotherhood I have a twin but don't crush someone else's chance if he's playing fair. Kick this guy out
I can see Steven cox is a man of luck
JoJo :yareyaredaze
42:17 Scott Croxall probably the most annoying interview in Ice Cross.
Ok interesting they should have mix division were men and women compete. So like all the losers from both go the the mix division to still try to get a championship. And the losers of those go to the wild card division to get a championship there, then all 4 division winner do a last battle for a grand champion.
Блэ ну как так-то 2 сразу проиграли
America is going to steal this idea also? FukcThat》》》 Bring back Japan Ninja Warrior !
Pushing should be allowed
They need crashed ice in the Winter Olympics
Looks like the dive bomb is a good and legal move in this sport. And how was Lahtis protest denied ?
Percuma protes,,,ttep menang..tau gitu dri awal main licik
Steven Cox
Skip to 21:19. You’re welcome.
10:07 sus
Youth is wasted on the young
Dirty move by Mirko Lahti 26:47 in the quarter finals. I'd be pissed too if I were Moriarty, like that was an obvious push off and past both players he was besides, not him maintaining his line. Can someone tell me why the officials didn't take the protest seriously and dq Lahti??
Just skipped over the women's event lol.
What the fuck is he doing at 1:15??? So disrespectful 🤮
who?
Surprisingly boring. Maybe it's the track. 🤷
Love the sport but the tracks are so short its almost always a wash