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ROMA – A dodici mesi di distanza Felipe Motta colleziona una strepitosa doppietta. A Montevideo il giocatore classe 2003 della Stellazzurra Basketball Academy ha trionfato nel Campionato Sudamericano Under 15 con il Brasile e vinto il premio di Miglior Giocatore del torneo, ripetendo l’exploit del Sudamericano U14 del 2017 in cui insieme alla medaglia d’oro per il trionfo della nazionale carioca aveva ricevuto anche in quella occasione il premio di MVP.
SUDAMERICANO U15 Nella capitale dell’Uruguay il torneo dell’italo-brasiliano è decollato dalla terza e decisiva partita del girone eliminatorio in avanti, a partire, cioè, dai 16 punti con cui ha guidato l’attacco verdeoro nella vittoria per 87-56 sull’Ecuador che ha dato alla selezione di Thelma Tavernari il secondo posto nel girone e la qualificazione alla semifinale. Dove le prestazioni della guardia di 197 centimetri sono esplose nella sfida per eccellenza di qualsiasi sport in Sudamerica, Brasile contro Argentina, a cui Motta ha segnato 28 punti nel successo per 85-79, tirando con 10/19 dal campo (2/5 da tre) e 6/10 ai liberi e aggiungendo 11 rimbalzi. Prestazione che è riuscito a migliorare il giorno dopo nella finalissima contro i padroni di casa uruguaiani, ai danni dei quali la nazionale brasiliana ha potuto vendicare l’unica sconfitta del torneo – quella nel girone eliminatorio con la “Celeste” che era costato il primo posto a favore proprio dell’Uruguay – grazie alla nuova serata di grazia del cestista nerostellato: 36 punti a referto, ben oltre la metà di quelli complessivi segnati dal Brasile per aggiudicarsi il titolo continentale per 65-57, frutto del 7/9 da due, del 6/11 nelle triple e del 4/6 ai liberi nei 38 minuti e mezzo in cui è rimasto sul parquet, più 6 rimbalzi per 29 di valutazione.
MISTER CANESTRO Motta ha dominato la manifestazione in tutte le classifiche individuali di realizzazione. Ha chiuso da capocannoniere assoluto con 18.6 punti di media nelle 5 gare giocate e terminato al primo posto anche nelle percentuali al tiro da due con il 61.9% (26/42 il dato totale), da tre con il 47.6% (10/21) e dal campo con il 57.1% (36/63). Per lui anche la seconda piazza nella classifica di valutazione con 17.6 per gara grazie pure a 6.0 rimbalzi e 1.6 assist. Il giocatore della Stellazzurra Basketball Academy ha completato così un 2018 da ricordare per i risultati di squadra e individuali, nei quali annovera anche lo Scudetto U15 Eccellenza vinto in maglia nerostellata con una prova anche in quella circostanza da MVP nella finalissima-scudetto, i 30 punti e 15 rimbalzi sommati contro l’Oxigen Bassano (69-63) nell’atto conclusivo della Finale Nazionale di Roseto degli Abruzzi.
PUGLIATTI Tra le prime quattro del Sudamerica è finita pure la squadra dell’altro giocatore del club di Via Flaminia presente alla manifestazione, Fabrizio Pugliatti. L’esterno classe 2004 del Venezuela, che ha giocato pertanto “sottoetà”, ha contribuito con 2.4 punti e 3.6 rimbalzi in meno di 16 minuti ad incontro al quarto posto della “Vinotinto”, che dopo aver chiuso in seconda piazza il girone della prima fase con le vittorie su Colombia e Cile e la sconfitta dall’Argentina, ha perso le ultime due sfide della semifinale con l’Uruguay e della finale di consolazione per mano ancora dell’Argentina.
Stellazzurra Basketball Academy: Felipe Motta MVP del Sudamericano U15 vinto dal Brasile ROMA - A dodici mesi di distanza Felipe Motta colleziona una strepitosa doppietta. A Montevideo il…
A certain genius called Fernando Alonso
Here you have an article from Felipe Motta, a brazilian jounalist working in motorsport. I sellected it because being from a brazilian it is quite special (mainly if we think that Fernando had a couple of brazilian teammates and he wasn't merciful with none of them).
As you may realise, it's translated from portuguese, so I'm not sure if everything is clear, but I bet it is better than Google Translator XD This was wrote the day after the 2012 Malasyan Gran Prix.
A certain genius called Fernando Alonso
I’m used to take the mondays after GP’s to write the traditional ‘Considerations’. This week, will be different. As the Malasyan Gran Prix was full of highlights and characters I will do different articles about each moment. And I can’t help but start with the master Fernando Alonso.
The Spaniard has what in his hands? A bad car! And what did he do? Won the race and took the lead of the championship. We all know that, if the Ferrari doesn’t get better, this leadership won’t last long, but we can’t deny ourselves to talk about the genius stuff this guy performs weekend in, weekend… in.
I dare to say that, if F1 was like tennis, Alonso would dominate the ranking like a Roger Federer at the highest level. Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and Jenson Button could be called big challangers, like “Nadals”, “Djokos” and “Murrays”, and certainly they would have their moments when Alonso faced a bad period. But on the top level, he is the man.
There is no much left to be said. Alonso has the incledible ability of staying alive on the championship when his car is worse than his rivals cars. In 2010, he collected points regularly in the first part of the season, for in the second part to grow, to change the game e to barely win the championship, despite having a worst car than Red Bull. In other words, he is a legend of the sport.
In Sepang, Alonso was impeccable. He had a good start, he attacked when he could, he was patient when necessary and he had that star that usually follow the idols.
On the pitstops, he was benefited by Hamilton being stuck, wating on the traffic (specially Massa), and he was able to pounce on Sergio Perez on the right time. He controlled the race and won in a more than deserved way.
Today, he is in Maranello to try in every possible way to help Ferrari to recover, something that shows how stubborn and tireless he is in what he does. I really would like to see Ferrari to get a little better for him to stay always on the fight.
The talent of Alonso puts him above the others. Lot of people highlight that he is destroying Massa, but, if we take a minute to think about it, he is protruding the Ferrari itself, that has not being able to keep up with his talent. And a driver that puts himself above a team like Ferrari is on the league of te miths, league that Alonso already belongs to.
PS: Joselito is a slang for someone nonsense, someone who does not have the ability to see the reality of things
(SÃO PAULO) Good afternoon! I would like to write a few lines about what happened to Williams team in Sepang yesterday during the Malaysian Grand Prix.
I think the order of events of the episode was already well fleshed out and no one needs me to resume. Resuming, when was missing just three laps to the end of the race, Massa heard this:
Felipe, Valtteri is faster than you. Do not hold him up.
I could develop the text and in the end make clear my opinion. Without ado, I say that I think the Williams attitude (excuse my language) a shit without size. It was based on a complete lack of sense.
Importantly, no one made that by being stupid or evil. The logic is English simple. The guys thought that Bottas could overtake Button and Massa couldn't. Period. Simple like that, exchange positions.
Firstly, I doubt Bottas could overtake the English. In no time he came to pair with Massa. Ok, the last lap came an order to calm them. But before that we had two full laps and the Finn didn't put aside.
Second: in that time what would change in a change of positions? Again we say - ok, Williams is now a small team and two points in the end may help gain a position in the constructors, but we are starting from a very distant conjecture to be worth so great embarrassment.
Williams faltered badly. And it seems they even imagined that this could happen, otherwise would not did it. Saying to Massa the same sentence from Hockenheim/2010 is a tremendous mistake. It's almost disrespectful. And stupid. Massa should be asked himself in the cockpit: "I'm even hearing the sentence or it's my subconscious acting when see a team mate approaching in the rearview mirror." Truth or hallucination?
You hire a guy for 3 years (2 +1) who went through some difficult situations in the past four years, says that he will guide the direction of your team and be a leader, and in the second race exposes him to ridicule like this? It is at least unintelligent.
Then you that was defending Williams says: "Massa should earned it on the track to not be disputed." Let's remember that he was faster than Bottas, young and very competent driver, in most of free practice and in both classifications. In the race, in this case, in the end Bottas was faster, but I repeat that I doubt that he would overtake Button. And even that has overtaken; worth exposing yourself like that?
The attitude with Massa demonstrates disrespect. And thank goodness he did not open. If he did, he could take a plane back home and start a new profession. Would be a househusband, ie, only a father. It would be a complete demoralization.
When asking what is not asked Williams imagined that Massa of Ferrari is a jester, a guy who accepts anything that you ask. It is imagine him as a doormat, a "fucking chickenshit" (cagão de merda) to paraphrase Dunga in the 2010 World Cup
For "n" reasons, Massa did what he did in that time, one of them the fact the he divide the garage with a more competent man. Williams is not a Ferrari, Bottas is not Alonso and Massa/14 is no longer Massa/10.
Now the cards seem to be clear in the table. I doubt that anyone in the short term in the team will practice such a moron order. But the balance is already negative. In just two GPs, Williams dropped a favorable environment. Massa now distrusts the team and Bottas leaves the position of a mere apprentice.
I just hope when the next unreasonable request of the team, Massa answer in Portuguese the sentence famous in a commercial with a nice old lady and currently with powerful Fernanda Montenegro and Fernanda Torres: "nem a pau, Juvenal." (no fucking way)