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Follow along with us through the live timing of the FIS the first men's seasonal downhill of the World Cup, that of Lake Louise, starting at 20.15!
Saturday 24 November 2018 2 minutes reading time
Here the live timing of the FIS!
Here the starting list of the descent!
The competition includes 69 athletes representing 17 nations. The first to start will be the Austrian Max Franz, with the number 3 will come down his countryman Matthias Mayer, with 4 the German Andreas Sander, with 5, with 6 and with 7 the Norwegians Kjetil Jansrud, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Aksel Lund Svindal, with 9 the German Thomas Dressen, with the 10 the French Johan Clarey, with the 11 the Austrian Hannes Reichelt, with the 12, with the 14 and with the 15 Swiss Mauro Caviezel, Carlo Janka and Beat Feuz, with the 16 the American Bryce Bennett, with 17 and with 18 the Austrians Vincent Kriechmayr and Romed Baumann, with 19 the French Adrien Théaux, with 20 the Swiss Gilles Roulin and gradually all the others.
Seven Italians in the race: with 2 Christof Innerhofer, with 8 Peter Fill, with 13 Dominik Paris, with 22 Emanuele Buzzi, with 41 Werner Heel, with 56 Mattia Casse, with 59 Matteo Marsaglia.
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