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During the traditional dance of Sport at Kurhaus Merano yesterday evening, the 27th edition of the award for best sportsman of the year in the province of Bolzano went to Carolina Kostner Christof Innerhofer between women and men.
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The readers of the newspaper Dolomites found themselves choose to vote from a field of 17 girls and 25 boys. Most great Italian ice figure skater of all time, thanks to the three won bronze at Europeans, Olympics and World Championships, it was won for the fourth time this recognition and preceded Dorothea Wierer and Karin Oberhofer, the great protagonists of the Olympic bronze medalist in the biathlon mixed relay, the fifth was classified Denise Karbon, the great champion of the giant who recently announced his retirement.
Inner instead won for the second time this award for saving the Alpine skiing at the Games in Sochi blue with silver in the downhill and bronze in the super combined, Armin Zöggeler behind him, arrived at six consecutive Olympic medals in men's luge, and Lukas Hofer, who is also the protagonist of the medley relay and Olympic winner of the sprint World Cup in Antholz ex-aequo with German Simon Schempp. Fourth other racer Dominik Paris, winner of the Carolina along with a year ago. Here are the rankings for men and women.
Women
1., Carolina Kostner (figure skating on ice) 15385 votes
2. Dorothea Wierer (biathlon) 6320
3. Karin Oberhofer (biathlon) 4099
4. Claudia Schuler (handbikes) 3693
5. Denise Karbon (Alpine skiing) 2697
6. Fissneider Lisa (swimming) 1879
7. Lechner (mountain bike) 1772
8. Tania Cagnotto (diving) 1768
9. Karin Knapp (tennis) 1396
10. Nadya Ochner (snowboard) 1363
11. Renate Telser (mountain biking) 848
12. Evelin Lanthaler (natural toboggan) 841
13. Evelyn Insam (ski jumping) 790
14. Zublasing Petra (shooting) 782
15. Verena Stuffer (Alpine skiing) 644
16. Silvia Bertagna (freestyle) 596
17. Angelika Rainer (ice climbing) 552
Men
1. Christof Innerhofer (Alpine skiing) 10580
2. Armin Zöggeler (sled) 7880
3. Lukas Hofer (biathlon) 3535
4. Dominik Paris (Alpine skiing) 2754
5. Patrick Thaler (Alpine skiing) 2553
6. Omar Visintin (snowboard) 2530
7. Andreas Seppi (tennis) 2380
8. Pigneter Patrick (natural toboggan) 2092
9. Dominik Fischnaller (sled) 1511
10. Roland Ruepp (Paralympic cross-country skiing) 1267
11. Simon Laner (soccer) 1155
12. Gerhard Kerschbaumer (mountain bike) 1088
13. Lanthaler Christian (water skiing, Paralympic alpine skiing) 1068
14. Dominik Windisch (biathlon) 989
15. Daniel Hofer (triathlon) 882
16. Peter Fill (Alpine skiing) 627
17. Roland Clara (cross country) 586
18. Werner Heel (alpine skiing) 568
19. Aaron March (Snowboard) 546
20. Manfred Mölgg (Alpine skiing) 404
21. Matthias Steinwandter (triathlon) 350
22. Lukas Runggaldier (Nordic Combined) 291
23. Roland Fischnaller (snowboard) 241
24. Marco Zanetti (billiards) 238
25. Tomas Ress (basketball) 201
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