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Successes of Canada and of & rsquo; Holland in the two big air World Cup Stoneham-et-Tewksbury.
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Here the complete result of the men's race!
Here the complete result of the women's race!
In the men's race-two of the hosts with 19 year-old Canadian Darcy Sharpe, world silver in Kreischberg, which precedes the final 10 compatriot Tyler Nicholson, third place for the American Eric Beauchemin and fourth Finnish Roope Tonteri, perhaps not the favorite of the eve if only because & eacute; winner of the last two World Cup of specialty & agrave ;. No blue exceeded qualifiers: Kevin Kok twentieth, twenty-third Nicola Diols, twenty-eighth Emily Lightman.
The women's race, in which there & rsquo; no Italian was present and saw six athletes fight for victory in the final, if l & rsquo; & egrave; won the 30 year old Dutch Cheryl Maas, the first career win in the World Cup as indeed Sharpe, the second Swiss Lia-Mara B & ouml; sch and third the Slovak Klaudia Medlov & aring ;, world bronze in slopestyle.
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