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Starting from 11am tomorrow morning, follow us with the live timing of the FIS the eighth downhill season men's World Cup, that of Kvitfjell!
Friday 9 March 2018 2 minutes reading time
Here the live timing of the FIS!
Here the starting list of the descent!
The competition includes 65 athletes representing 16 nations. The first to start will be the Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr, with the number 2 will come down the French Johan Clarey, with 3 the Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal, with 4, with 5 and with 6 the Swiss Mauro Caviezel, Beat Feuz and Gilles Roulin, with 9 the Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud, with 10 the American Bryce Bennett, with the 11th the Austrian Matthias Mayer, with 12 the French Brice Roger, with the 13 German Thomas Dressen, with the 14th and the 15th the Austrians Romed Baumann and Hannes Reichelt, with 16 the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, with 17 French Adrien Théaux, with 18 German Andreas Sander, with 19 the Austrian Max Franz, with 20 the Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis and gradually all the others.
Seven Italians in the race: with 7 Dominik Paris, with 8 Christof Innerhofer, with 25 Emanuele Buzzi, with 40 Mattia Casse, with 41 Werner Heel, with 52 Matteo Marsaglia, with 60 Florian Schieder.
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Christof Innerhofer second and Dominik Paris third in the last round of Kvitjell
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