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The 2000 class, junior specialty world champion, beats Arvidsson in the first round on the snows of Colorado.
Tuesday 6 April 2021 2 minutes reading time
The 2021 US National Championships opened on the snows of Aspen, arriving a few months after the 2020 edition that was exceptionally staged last November at Copper Mountain.
And with the men's slalom, the great season of Benjamin Ritchie ends with another title, the 2000 class who graduated last month in Bansko, junior world champion between narrow posts, after winning for the first time in the European Cup and having the specialty world championship race in Cortina also ended in 13th place.
Ritchie preceded Erik Arvidsson by 84 cents (in the lead after the 1st heat, with 11 cents over his rival), also returning from a high-level year in the European Cup, but in speed, with the bronze around his neck from another '96 class, Garret Driller who finished 1 ”35 from the winner. Today second race with the male giant.
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