Sandra Naeslund and her hands on the skicross CdM: another double for Nakiska, Azzurri far from the podium

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Sandra Naeslund and her hands on the skicross CdM: another double for Nakiska, Azzurri far from the podium

The Canadian stage sees the Swedish champion dominate, among the successful men for David Mobaerg and Kristofor Mahler. Deromedis stops in the second round as Zuech and Tomasoni, Fantelli and Galli stopped in the quarterfinals in race-2.

Only one mistress, for a skicross World Cup that found the best Sandra Naeslund. Impressive what the Swedish world champion is doing, who on the snows of Nakiska, for the resumption of the maximum circuit four weeks from the San Candido races, went to sign another double in the seventh and eighth rounds of the season. Basically, Naeslund has won 7 races out of the 8 scheduled and next week, in the last appointment before the Beijing Olympics, he will be the protagonist at home in Idre Fjaell, where last year he signed the world endeavor to return to post. injury. In race-1 of the Canadian stage, the Scandinavian beat her eternal rival Fanny Smith and Daniela Maier, while the blue stopped in qualifying, with Jole Galli 18th and Lucrezia Fantelli 23rd; today in the second challenge, stop in the quarter-finals for both the livignasca and the veronese, while Naeslund went to overtake the hostess Marielle Thompson and once again Fanny Smith in the big final. Italy did not go better in the men's sector: in race-1 Simone Deromedis (20th) and Dominik Zuech (27th) were stopped in the round of 16, as well as in race-2 with the Trentino out in the same heat with another very young blue, Federico Tomasoni. If Sweden rejoiced in yesterday's first round, with David Mobaerg overtaking the Canadian Kevin Drury and Tobias Mueller in the final (with Erik Mobaerg fourth), the second round in Nakiska saw the Canadians cheer, with Kristofor Mahler in triumph ahead of the German Florian Wilmsmann, the Swiss Ryan Regez and fellow countryman Brady Leman, fourth.
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