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For the ninth and the twelfth time will be held tomorrow and the day after a combo and a descent of the Men's World Cup in Chamonix.
Thursday 18 February 2016 5 minutes reading time
The famous French town of the department of & rsquo; Haute-Savoie, Rhone-Alpes region. whose exact name & egrave; Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, & egrave; was the venue in 1924 for the first edition of the Olympic Winter Games, hosted the Alpine World Ski Championships in 1937 and 1962, and in 1948 & egrave; entry in the rotation of the resort & agrave; who organized the combination of & rsquo; Arlberg-Kandahar. In 1968, the descent of which we give below the result of the podium & egrave; It was the first race in the resort & agrave; transalpine to be entered in the calendar of the Men's World Cup, which for the truth & agrave; has not been part very often: besides the downhill and the combined, quest & rsquo; last played until 2004 in the classic format and since 2006 in the new one, have played just eight slalom (five won by & rsquo; Italy), l & rsquo; most recently in 2005 . No Italian podium in the combined three downhill with Kristian Ghedina first in 1997 and second in 2005 and Dominik Paris than with the square d & rsquo; honor of 2011 conquered his first podium of his career. Below all the podiums of the combined and downhill of the men's World Cup played in Chamonix.
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d & rsquo Albo, men's combined gold Chamonix
01/30/1994 1. Kjetil Andr & eacute; Aamodt (Nor) 2. Lasse Kjus (Nor) 3. Harald Christian Strand Nilsen (Nor)
12/01/1997 1. G & uuml; Günther Mader (Aut) 2. Kjetil Andr & eacute; Aamodt (Nor) 3. Bruno Kernen II (Swi)
01/09/2000 1. Kjetil Andr & eacute; Aamodt (Nor) 2. Hermann Maier (Aut) 3. Paul Accola (Swi)
11/01/2004 1. Bode Miller (USA) 2. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 3. Lasse Kjus (Nor)
03/02/2006 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 2. Rainer Sch & ouml; nfelder (Aut) 3. Bode Miller (USA)
27/01/2008 1. Bode Miller (USA) 2. Ivica Kosteli & # 263; (Cro) 3. Rainer Sch & ouml; nfelder (Aut)
30/01/2011 1. Ivica Kosteli & # 263; (Cro) 2. Natko NRA & # 269; i & # 263; -Dim (Cro) 3. Aksel Lund Svindal (Nor)
05/02/2012 1. Romed Baumann (Aut) 2. Alexis Pinturault (Fra) 3. Beat Feuz (Swi)
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d & rsquo Albo, gold men's downhill in Chamonix
02/24/1968 1. Bernard Orcel (Fra) 2. Kurt Huggler (Swi) 3. Guy P & eacute; Rillat (Fra)
02/11/1978 1. Ken Read (Can) 2. Dave Murray (Can) 3. Michael Veith (Ger)
29/01/1994 1. Kjetil Andr & eacute; Aamodt (Nor) 2. Jean-Luc Cr & eacute; tier (Fra) 3. Hannes Trinkl (Aut)
11/01/1997 1. Kristian Ghedina (Ita) 2. Atle Sk & aring; Rdal (Nor) 3. Werner Franz (Aut)
08/01/2000 1. Hermann Maier (Aut) 2. Stephan Eberharter (Aut) 3. Hannes Trinkl (Aut)
10/01/2004 1. Stephan Eberharter (Aut) 2. Lasse Kjus (Nor) 3. Michael Walchhofer (Aut)
08/01/2005 1. Hans Grugger (Aut) 2. Kristian Ghedina (Ita) 3. Michael Walchhofer (Aut)
26/01/2008 1. Marco Sullivan (USA) 2. Didier Cuche (Swi) 3. Andrej Jerman (SLO)
29/01/2011 1. Didier Cuche (Swi) 2. Dominik Paris (Ita) 3. Klaus Kr & ouml; ll (Aut)
03/02/2012 1. Klaus Kr & ouml; ll (Aut) 2. Bode Miller (USA) 3. Didier Cuche (Swi)
04/02/2012 1. Jan Hudec (CAN) 2. Romed Baumann (Aut) 3. Erik Guay (Can)
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