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The Aosta Valley race, valid for the Grand Prix Italia, sees many young protagonists behind the South Tyrolean. Thursday another giant.
Wednesday 20 January 2021 1 minutes reading time
The national circuit of the Italian GP by Cancro Primo Help Onlus continues on the snows of La Thuile.
Today the first of the two Valle d'Aosta giants took place (Thursday the encore), a FIS race that saw Karoline Pichler treating herself to her second seasonal success, after the one obtained last January 7 in Flaine, France. The 26-year-old from South Tyrol preceded Sophie Mathiou (born in 2002), great second, by half a second, and Giulia Tintorri by 54 cents, who is still at high levels. At the foot of the podium another young woman, Andrea Craievich, while the Swiss Vanessa Kasper finished in fifth position.
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