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In a stage with many teenagers to the fore, the seventeen year of Cavalese with his peer Fabrizio Casal, his leadership, has gone up twice on the podium in the first Giant Slalom Visually Impaired category.
Friday 23 December 2016 5 minutes reading time
He came out in the first round of the first Giant scheduled Giacomo Bertagnolli was only preceded by Slovaks Kubacka (in the second Giant) and Haraus (in the first Slalom) to get full points in the Slalom's Last day where preceded by a penny the usual Haraus, World Silver through the narrow poles in 2013 and 2015. the first Giant saw the return to the victory of the Spanish Yon Santacana Maiztegui, a monument of the movement that was missing from the top step of the podium in Sochi Olympic dall''Oro Descent .
Standing in the category has seen all''esordio with a bang in the sixteen World Cup (he was born Oct. 10, 2000) French Southern Alps, Arthur Bauchet which has prevailed in both Giant Slalom and the first, coming out in the second moto's Last test between the narrow poles in which victory went all''austriaco Grochar who had already imposed in the Kuhtai Slalom. Collects points for the World Cup, David Bendotti eighteenth in both Giant Slalom and thirteenth in while Alex Furlan out in the two Giants.
Sitting in the category, as was done in the first stage, the Bronze Sochi, the 'Austrian Roman Rabl continues its winning streak in the Giant in the season where the World Cup up to now has left only crumbs to others. In Slalom impose the Japanese Takeshi Suzuki, Gold Paralympic and world in office as well as holder of the Small cup of specialty, and the Dutch seventeen, the first victory in the World Cup, Jeroen Kampschreur. After three releases in the first three tests, the 'last Slalom sees the twelfth dell''azzurro Rene De Silvestro which guarantees a place in the World Cup without going through the wild card.
In the women's category Visually Impaired get a double victory, a Giant Slalom and one for Millie Knight, seventeen of Canterbury, vice champion of the world. Continues to win in the return season the Slovak Henrieta Farkašová (two medals of 'Gold in Sochi) that after the two victories of Kuhtai brings home the second Giant to St. Moritz accompanied by three other podiums. The nell''ultimo victory Slalom smiles French Melissa Perrine, world champion in charge of Downhill, Super G and Combined.
The Sitting category sees the double victory (a Giant Slalom and one) and a second place of mattatrice of Sochi, where he won all five Olympic titles at stake, the German Anna Schaffelhuber. In the second Giant Slalom immpone champion Anna Loesch world and among the narrow poles imposes the 'Silver Sochi, Anna-Lena Forster.
Still a stage dominated by Andrea Rothfuss, champion of Sochi in Slalom, in the Quality category; German win both the Giants and the second slalom after finishing second in the first race through the narrow poles won by the Dutch Anna Jochemsen. Continues the march of rapprochement to Melania Corradini summit closes in fifth and sixth place the two Giants.
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