Ski Cross: Arosa win Fiva and Gjefsen

Skicross: ad Arosa vincono Fiva e Gjefsen
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Ski Cross: Arosa win Fiva and Gjefsen

The'' home athlete Alex Fiva and the Norwegian Mars Hoeje Gjefsen impose themselves in the stage of World Cup ski cross which took place in Arosa in Switzerland. Far Altet the Italians.

Closed parenthesis Olympic, World Cup Ski Cross resumes its journey to the announcement of the winners seasonal. Arosa, home of the race today, have imposed the'' home athlete Alex Fiva in the men's race, while in the women's race is set the Norwegian Mars Hoeje Gjofsen. A disappointing were the great protagonists of the races especially Sochi: Olympic champion Marielle Thompson has in fact had to settle for the small final and fifth place finish, after being cut off from the victory speech following a race in the semifinals of contact . The placement today, however, is useful to put the hay in the barn and continue watching from'' high all the pretenders to the Crystal Globe. The Canadian fact leads the standings with 75 points ahead of Switzerland on'' Fanny Smith (525 points against the opponent'' s 450), finished second today. Rounding out the podium today the French Ohpelie David. Their will to fight for their three upcoming events in the Crystal Ball, is out of the game while the Swiss Katrin Mueller currently third in general, in fact, will be submitted next week surgery to repair damaged cartilage in his right knee early in the season. In the men's race, the victory went to the Swiss Alex Fiva, who ruled, in'' order, the Czech Tomas Kraus and the Norwegian Didrik Bastian Juell. Fourth place went to David Duncan, leader of the World Cup, while it was a tough race for the French trio that has monoplizzato the podium in Sochi: Jean Frederic Chapuis - Olympic gold - has in fact ended the twenty-fifth place, most indeitro Johnathan still Midol (trentaseisemo) and Arnaud Bovolenta (forty), rispettivamene bronze and silver to Rosa Khutor Extreme Park. With three races to go (two events in Are before the grand finale of La Plagne), is compelling fight for the World Cup, with at least four athletes encased in 18 points,'' in order: David Duncan (361), Andreas Matt (352), Victor Oheling Norberg (345) and Alex Fiva (343). As for the Blues in the race, Sabine Wolfsgruber twenty-third, while in the men's race Castellaz Diego thirty-fourth, thirty-ninth Francesco Mauriello.
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