Alpine Skiing - Men's European Cup
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It & rsquo; Samu Torsti the winner of the first giant on home snow in Levi, which opened the season of Men's European Cup 2014-2015. Here the complete result of the race! Here the charts Men's European Cup!
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The 23 year-old Finnish gi & agrave; leading the first heat, preceded by 35 cents Norwegian Rasmus Windingstad, gi & agrave; immediately behind the Finn after the first, but at 40 cents. Third tie at 95 cents Canadian Phil Brown (with number 32) and the German Dominik Schwaiger, who were sixth and seventh, respectively, after the first fraction.
For Windingstad and Schwaiger & egrave; the second podium of his career in the continental event for the winner and Brown Torsti the first. Behind them, in the & rsquo; s order fifth, sixth and seventh, three well-known names in the World Cup: the Swiss Gino Caviezel, Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Grange and the & rsquo; another Swiss Justin Murisier.
Far from the first positions the Blues: Richard Tonetti fifteenth, sixteenth Borsotti John, Simon Maurberger twenty-ninth, forty Hannes Zingerle not qualified for the second round Ballerin Andrea Rocco Delsante, Riorda Luca Giordano Ronci, Thomas Hall and Fabian Bacher. Tomorrow giant second in two days and then, over the weekend, two slalom.
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