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LAKE LOUISE (Canada) - Here, thanks to FIS, the first words of the great South Tyrolean downhill after his third triumph in the World Cup after those on the Stelvio Bormio and on the Streif in Kitzbuehel, together with the statements of Kroell and teaux.
Saturday 30 November 2013 2 minutes reading time
DOMINIK PARIS: "I am very happy, there could not be a better way to start the season. I made some mistakes and did not expect to be so fast, because I had never gone on trial at the most. Today I attacked and it went well. skiing I hope so for the rest of the season and until February, at the Olympics.'' It was a very difficult race, you could not see very well, but I managed to come out unscathed from the difficulty. Now I want to continue to grow in efficiency, because the season is still long and appointments are not lacking. "
KLAUS Kroell: "Race tight, tough.'' And as always, for me, when I get on the podium. I can not say that I like to lose a few cents, it would be better to get on the top step of the podium, but in the end '' I had a good race and, okay, start the season with a podium is always good. "
ADRIAN teaux: "Right after the first time trial, we realized that all year quest'' downhill in Lake Louise would have been different than in recent years. More jumps, more time to'' air, more bumps. Then, with the time that is constantly changing, you never know if someone from behind, maybe even with a bib very high, it can fit in the top positions. "
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