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Follow along with us through the live timing of the FIS the sixth season of women's downhill of the World Cup, one of Cortina d'Ampezzo, starting from 10.30!
Saturday 28 January 2017 1 minutes reading time
Here live the FIS timing!
Hence the start list of the descent divided by nation!
The race are entered 50 athletes representing 14 nations and the first to go will be the Swiss Corinne Suter. Nine blue in the race with the number 3 Hanna Schnarf, with 6 Elena Curtoni, with 11 sofia goggia, with 14 Elena Fanchini, with 21 Verena Stuffer, with 27 Francesca Marsaglia, with 31 Federica Brignone, with 33 Nicol Delago, with 46 Marta Bassino.
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