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Having triumphed in the two-week big air of Milan is the Austrian Anna Gasser is repeated at Alpensia, in South Korea, winning his second consecutive victory in the World Cup. Among men it has imposed the Canadian champion Mark McMorris, third in Milan where he won the 17 year old Norwegian Marcus Kleveland, absent today.
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Domain of North America in the men's race, particularly in Canada since McMorris, who won his second victory in the World Cup and the first in a big air, with 184.75 points preceded compatriot Max Parrot (178,00) and fourth it was placed Tyler Nicholson (171.00), third and fifth Americans Ryan Stassel (177.25), reigning world champion in slopestyle, and Chris Corning (165,75).
In the women's embarrassing superiority Gasser who has even won with 180.75 points with over 23 point lead over American Julia Marino (157,00), the third British Katie Ormerod (156.75). Blues all out in qualifying: Alberto Maffei twenty, twenty-third Emiliano Lightman, Nicola Diols forty, forty-sixth Emil Zulian. No Italian present in the women's race. Next week there will be the big air of the World Cup in Mönchengladbach.
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