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First successful career in the European Cup for the Swedish Ylva Staalnacke that after being second and third in Levi between the posts loose a month and a half ago he won the second female giant Zinal.
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The 21 year old Scandinavian preceded by 47 cents the Norwegian Mona Løseth, returned to compete in the continental event right to defend his lead in the overall standings from the assault of the young Austrian Nina Ortlieb, today the fifth and bypassed for 2 lengths per second Staalnacke place. Even on the lowest rung of the podium yesterday as the other Austrian Carmen Thalmann although its detachment from the winner, 1 "44 is very broad. Fourth winner of yesterday, France's Anne Sophie Barthet.
Away from areas of the standings the blue arrive at the finish line: Seventeenth Michela Azzola, author, however, the second time in the second run that made reassemble the thirtieth place of the first, Karoline Pichler eighteenth, twentieth Marta Bassino, thirty-fifth Jole Galli, Lisa fortieth Agerer Magdalena, Mary Nairz forty-seventh, fifty-Roberta Melesi. The European Cup women continues Thursday 9 and Friday 10 with two slalom in Melchsee Frutt, Austria.
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