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The Frenchman Adrien Theaux was practically the fastest in the sprint test in the one of the men's downhill of the World Cup finals in Lenzerheide.
Tuesday 11 March 2014 2 minutes reading time
On the track dedicated to the unfortunate favorite local Silvano Beltrametti on which three years ago he won his first World Cup downhill Theaux preceded by 1 cent the Swiss Sandro Viletta, 4 of the other Swiss Carlo Janka, the Olympic champion of 5 specialty, the Austrian Matthias Mayer, 12, of the best blues, Peter Fill, 18 the Austrian C Georg Streitberger.
Significantly more disconnected others: Travis Ganong U.S. the seventh, eighth Swiss Patrick Küng, French Johan Clarey ninth and tenth Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud. The other blue: Dominik paris eleventh, thirteenth Werner Heel, Christof Innerhofer seventeenth, twenty Silvano Varettoni just behind Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal while American Bode Miller came out of the path when it had the best intermediate. Tomorrow the race.
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