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Tomorrow morning snow permitting will be staged on the legendary Lauberhorn in Wengen third downhill of the season. FIS as usual the previous evening in the competition called the starting list dell''attesa competition tomorrow using the new definition of the pectoral system.
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Since the weather forecast indicates a possible heavy snowfall during the morning, all the major big discipline opted to start with lower pecs, except for Kjetil Jansrud which will start from the starting gate with the number 19. The choice of '' current ruler of the speed events seems rather strange being totally different from that of the main opponents but not knowing the idyllic relations between the Norwegian and the race director Marcus Waldner could avvanzare the 'hypothesis that Jansrud protest has voluntarily decided to leave with higher pectoral among those that could select.
The race will begin with the descent of the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde followed by French Johan Clarey (2) and dall''azzurro Dominik Paris (3). Pectoral 4 for the Swiss Kueng, 5 to compatriot Janka, 6 for the first of the Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr and 7 for Peter Fill who had the best time in the first training run.
Number 8 for Giraud Moine, 9 for the US Stevan Nyman, 10 from Slovenia Kline, 11 for Erik Guay, 12 Romed Baumann, 13, Fayed, 14 for Max Franz winner in Val Gardena, 15 for Beat Feuz, 16 for Travis Ganong, 17 Adrien Theaux, 18 for Matthias Mayer, 19 for the favorite Kjetil Jansrud and 20 for the "usual" Hannes Reichelt.
In addition to the first twenty of the WCSL ranking should be considered even numbers: 24 Osborne-Paradis, 27 Mattia Casse, 29, Klaus Kroell and 30 by Andrew Weibrecht.
Among the other Italians in the race we also find Emanuele Buzzi Paolo Pangrazzi with bib number 33 and number 46.
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