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Second and final round of the men's downhill scheduled for tomorrow: Peter Fill is still as far away as Lele Buzzi.
Friday 29 November 2019 3 minutes reading time
It is also Carlo Janka's best time on Men''s Olympic, in the second and final round of the men's downhill which will open the speed season on Saturday evening, at 8.15 pm Italian time.
The 33-year-old Swiss seems really to be wondering, after the many back problems solved only by a few weeks, so much so that the Graubünden has lowered the time he had signed yesterday by almost 3 seconds, increasing the margin on rivals with necessary ... distinctions.
Yes, because the one who really impressed is Vincent Kriechmayr, the best for three quarters of the race (with a couple of tenths on the same Janka and 4-5 tenths up compared to the others) before getting up, while Dominik Paris was the author of a more than comforting test, slowing down in the final to conclude then at 92 cents from the head.
Behind Janka, after the first 30 runs, there are Travis Ganong (at 58 cents) and Matthias Mayer (at 64), with Thomas Dressen, returning after a year off, growing and 87 cents away. Beat Feuz was hidden again, at 1 "55 from his team-mate and without particularly relevant partials, as did Jansrud and Franz.
The other blue ones? Peter Fill still seems far from the best condition, for the native of Castelrotto 3 seconds of gap from the best time, while Lele Buzzi suffered a deficit of 2 "61.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde did not start the race with race number 3.
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