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A Alexis Pinturault suddenly risen between the wide doors from Naeba Japanese race controls the first heat of the men's giant World Cup of Hinterstoder, resorts & agrave; dell & rsquo; Upper Austria where the White Circus & egrave; back after five years.
Friday 26 February 2016 2 minutes reading time
Manche nearly perfect French except for a line fault on a hill in the last doors of which took advantage of the German Stefan Luitz, which at that point & egrave; was perfect coming closer to 51 cents from transalpine. Third to 78 cents veteran of the French team, Thomas Fanara, quarter to 87 cents l & rsquo; Austrian Marcel Hirscher in the resort & agrave; where in 2011 he broke his foot, only major injury of his career that made him skip the World Championships in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, fifth at 94 cents the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, sixth German Felix Neureuther, seventh French Mathieu Faivre, eighth on the third German, fritz dopfer, talented tenth with 22 the Croatian Filip Zub & # 269; i & # 263 ;.
Even more & ugrave; bravo, ninth with 23, the best of & rsquo; Italy, Manfred Moelgg, we will update you on the final placings of the other blue.
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PINTURAULT Alexis
HIRSCHER Marcel
FANARA Thomas
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