Alpine Skiing - Men's European Cup
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Third win and tenth podium in the European Cup in his career for Mattia Casse who won the first of two men's super-G scheduled in Wengen.
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The 26 year old Piedmontese registered with the Gold Moena Flames, winner in the continental festival of the descent of La Thuile March 15, 2012 and the final super-G of Soldeu March 22, 2015, with the number 26 preceded by 14 cents an Austrian Niklas Köck, fell however with the number 1 and the third podium of his career. Third ex-aequo to 48 cents, both on the first podium, the Austrian Daniel Hemetsberger and the best of the Swiss hosts, Gilles Roulin. Fifth, the Austrian Christian Walder, sixth with the number 49 the second blue, Werner Heel, seventh and eighth Swiss Stefan Rogentin and Gian Luca Barandun, ninth and tenth two other Austrians, Daniel Danklmaier and Johannes Kroll.
After that of Manfred Moelgg yesterday, thanks to speakers so too comes the first seasonal Italian victory in the European Cup. So other blue: Davide Cazzaniga twenty-fourth, thirty-fourth Matteo De Vettori, Emanuele Buzzi thirty-sixth, thirty-ninth Florian Schieder, quarantanovesimi a tie Peter Zazzi and Nicolo Cerbo, Federico Paini fifty-fourth, fifty-fifth Alexander Prast, settantaquattresimo Christoph Atz, last among arrived Henri Battilani , withdrew William Bosca. Tomorrow's super-G bis.
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