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San Candido & egrave; was forced to give up the double date of & nbsp; World Cup ski cross originally scheduled for December 20 to 21 due to the high temperatures and the consequent scarcity & agrave; snow. & nbsp;
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The maximum circuit world of ski cross can not find peace because of adverse weather conditions: gi & agrave; this weekend was supposed to be a double date in the resort & agrave; France Val Thorens, but on this occasion the races could not be compete for the same reasons that next week will prevent the holding of the event in the resort & agrave; South Tyrol. & nbsp;
Opponents of Marielle Thompson and Thomas Zangerl will be pressed for 2015 to have their revenge on the two athletes emerged victorious from the first round of this season which took place last week in Nakiska, Canada.
The International Federation is considering 'opportunities & agrave; establish un''altra date in the coming weeks for what, at the time, & egrave; the 'only event in Italy in this edition of the World Cup of Freestyle. & nbsp;
Meanwhile, the next stage of the World Cup ski cross sar & agrave; the recovery of the two races in Val Thorens, which will be held Friday & Igrave; 9 and Saturday, January 10th. & Nbsp;
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