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Norway on the shields on the Birds of Prey with Aksel Lund Svindal who confirms the & rsquo; absolute ruler of speed & agrave; at the start of World Cup men.
Friday 4 December 2015 4 minutes reading time
The Scandinavian champions won for the third time in the downhill at Beaver Creek after the successes of 2008 and 2013 with a test absolutely masterful in the sunshine of Colorado and on a track more & ugrave; challenging than ever but his compatriot Kjetil Jansrud not & egrave; come too far, only 3/10. For Aksel & egrave; 28 & deg; triumph in the World Cup, the tenth in the downhill, the third in three races after seasonal fast downhill and super-G in Lake Louise. For Jansrud & egrave; the return to the podium after two races is not exceptional in the snows of & rsquo; Alberta and has also demonstrated its ability to react to the great performance of Svindal that at this time the & egrave; more but not & egrave; I said that during the rest of the season will not change things.
First podium of the season for the French Guillermo Fayed, who will square for the third time in the top three in career winning third place in 7/10 despite a central part very negative. Quarter to 78 cents better than the Austrian, Hannes Reichelt, who Sparer & agrave; its cartridges best in tomorrow's Super-G, as fifth in the downhill at Lake Louise a great Carlo Janka and sixth best blues, Christof Innerhofer, though perhaps in the middle could perhaps make the most of the number 1 with the nevina still covered the polished track, right behind him, Peter Fill this time does not end on the podium but it is confirmed in the areas of the standings, eighth Swiss Patrick K & uuml; ng thanks to a beautiful part of the final sign of athletic condition recovered after the & rsquo; last injury.
Rounding out the top ten in ninth and tenth Frenchman Adrien Th & eacute; aux and the Canadian Erik Guay, eleventh and fourteenth best of hosts, Travis Ganong and Steven Nyman. Especially quest & rsquo; last expected something more & ugrave ;, and especially the one expected by Dominik Paris, sixteenth, and an unrecognizable Matthias Mayer, l & rsquo; Austrian Olympic champion of specialty & agrave; you & egrave; ranked seventeenth. We will update you on the final placings of the other blue. Tomorrow, as mentioned, the super-G, in which there will be & agrave; Also the winner of the last four World Cups, l & rsquo; Austrian Marcel Hirscher.
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Downhill Male Beaver Creek (USA)
SVINDAL Aksel Lund
JANSRUD Kjetil
FAYED Guillermo
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