Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
The blue champion, at the 33rd podium in his career, is happy with 2nd place in the Lake Louise downhill. And Italy also celebrates the great return of Lele Buzzi ...
Saturday 30 November 2019 2 minutes reading time
"A perfect start to the season".
This is how Dominik Paris defines it, even though everyone (and probably himself, even considering his coldness) had already come to terms with a possible clamorous double victory in the space of an hour, after the pearl of Bassino-Brignone in Killington .
A magnificent Thomas Dressen mocked the Val d''Ultimo ace for two cents, the only Italian downhill skier in the Lake Louise opening together with an excellent Emanuele Buzzi, who returned after the Wengen crash with a great 19th place. "I am very happy with my performance and the result," explained Paris, who took the 33rd podium in World Cup races in Canada. "Certainly those two cents could ... not be there, but it doesn't change much. Maybe I was expecting someone else to pass me, but when I saw Dressenal Followay I knew it was very fast and would have the chance to beat me.
Now I think of tomorrow, of the super-g where everything will come back into play, since there are many fast athletes on this track, from Mayer to Kriechmayr, but also Janka, Jansrud ... I can't say who will win, but I will try to bring the maximum speed into the race and ... we'll see â€.
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Downhill Male Lake Louise (CAN)
DRESSEN Thomas
PARIS Dominik
FEUZ Beat
JANKA Carlo
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Saturday 30 November 2019
men's world cup
Saturday 30 November 2019
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MAYER Matthias
KRIECHMAYR Vincent
CAVIEZEL Mauro
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