Alpine Skiing - Men's European Cup
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The first men's downhill ever played on the Streif in Kitzbühel European Cup, albeit shortened, was won by Swiss Gilles Roulin.
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The 22 year old Lenzerheide, third in the super-G in Wengen ten days ago, going down with 22 scored his first success in the continental event on a track starting from the Mausefalle and arrive before dell'Hausbergkante ahead of only 4 cents Norwegian adrian smiseth sejersted, that seemed winner and still won his first podium in the European Cup, and 23 French Nicolas Raffort, which as of podiums is four.
That's who completes the top ten of this historic race: fourth German Manuel Schmid, fifth Slovenian Martin Cater, the Austrian Johannes Kröll sixth, seventh best blues, Matteo De Vettori, eighth, ninth and tenth Austrian Stefan Babinsky, Frederic Berthold and Joachim Puchner. Other blue: thirteenth Alexander Prast, Henri Battilani nineteenth, twenty-Werner Heel, Davide Cazzaniga twenty-fourth, twenty-sixth Guglielmo Bosca, Florian Schieder thirty-third, forty-fourth Federico Paini, fiftieth Nicholas Molteni, Peter Zazzi fifty-eighth, sixty-ninth Christoph Atz, eightieth Nicolo Cerbo. Thursday and Friday will be played two giants of men's European Cup in Val d'Isere.
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