And giant slalom in Val-d'' Isre, the previous

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And giant slalom in Val-d'' Isre, the previous

Val-d'' Isère is one of the historical sites of alpine skiing competitions since both male and female of the "Critérium de la Première neige", created in 1955, are valid for the Cup world since the third edition of the crystal ball, in 1968-69.

Quest'' year men played a giant slalom this weekend and it was a giant first ever race valid for the crystal ball men held at this location Alps December 12, 1968. Races between the posts baggy Cup they were played 24 first on the old track Oreiller-Killy, dedicated to the two Olympic champions sciisticamente grew up in this area, then, since 2008, the final part of the Face de Bellevarde difficult, the track of the Olympics in Albertville 1992, on which Alberto Tomba triumphed in the giant five circles by becoming the first in the history of alpine skiing to win twice in a row for the same event. The track was recovered for the World Cup in 2009 and since 2008 there are also competes in the World Cup, if he won the giant world champion Carlo Janka, the Swiss who had emerged victorious even in the "premondiale 'Cup two months before . One who has won more Cup giant in Val-d'' Isère was Michael Von Grünigen, four among those who arrived two are our thoeni and Gustav Piero Gros, so far only a triumph for the Italian'', by notice to both the first giant had won their race'' s debut in the World Cup! In slalom was raced only three times, in 1992 extemporaneously on Oreiller-Killy in 2010 and 2012 on the Face de Bellevarde. In 2011, the French stage was canceled due to the high temperatures. Following the albums'' s gold of the races that will be played over the weekend. Roll of'' gold giant male Val-d'' Isère 12.12.1968 1. Karl Schranz (AUT) 2. Bernard Orcel (Fra) 3. Henri Duvillard (Fra) 12.11.1969 1. Gustav thoeni (Ita) 2. Patrick Russell (Fra) 3. Jean-Noël Augert (Fra) 17.12.1970 1. Patrick Russell (Fra) 2. Jean-Noël Augert (Fra) 3. Gustav thoeni (Ita) 12.09.1971 1. Erik Haker (Nor) 2. Augert Jean-Noël (Fra) 3. Henri Duvillard (Fra) 12.08.1972 1. Piero Gros (Ita) 2. Erik Haker (Nor) 3. Helmuth Schmalzl (Ita) 08.12.1973 1. Hans Hinterseer (Aut) 2. Helmuth Schmalzl (Ita) 3. Piero Gros (Ita) 12.05.1974 1. Piero Gros (Ita) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Erik Haker (Nor) 12.05.1975 1. Gustav thoeni (Ita) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Piero Gros (Ita) 12.10.1976 1. Phil Mahre (USA) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Klaus Heidegger (Aut) 12.12.1976 1. Heini Hemmi (Swi) 2. Piero Gros (Ita) 3. Phil Mahre (USA) 10.12.1977 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. Heini Hemmi (Swi) 3. Jean-Luc Fournier (Swi) 12.08.1979 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. Bojan Kriaj (Jug) 3. Hans Enn (Aut) 13/12/1993 1. Christian Mayer (Aut) 2. Tobias Barnerssoi (Ger) 3. Grünigen Michael Von (Swi) 12.18.1994 1. Michael Von Grünigen (Swi) 2. Kjetil Andre Aamodt (Nor) 3. Günther Mader (Aut) 12.14.1997 1. Michael Von Grünigen (Swi) 2. Stephan Eberharter (Aut) 3. Hans Knauss (AUT) 10.12.2000 1. Hermann Maier (AUT) 2. Heinz Schilchegger (Aut) 3. Andreas Schifferer (Aut) 12.17.2000 1. Michael Von Grünigen (Swi) 2. Heinz Schilchegger (Aut) 3. Bode Miller (USA) 12.09.2001 1. Bode Miller (USA) 2. Frédéric Covili (Fra) 3. Stephan Eberharter (Aut) 15/12/2002 1. Michael Von Grünigen (Swi) 2. Bode Miller (USA) 3. Christoph Gruber (AUT) 12/12/2004 1. Bode Miller (USA) 2. Lasse Kjus (Nor) 3. Hermann Maier (AUT) 13/12/2008 1. Carlo Janka (Swi) 2. Massimiliano Blardone (Ita) 3. De Tessières Gauthier (Fra) 13/12/2009 1. Marcel Hirscher (AUT) 2. Massimiliano Blardone (Ita) 3. Benjamin Raich (AUT) 11/12/2010 1. Ted Ligety (USA) 2. Aksel Lund Svindal (Nor) 3. Massimiliano Blardone (Ita) 09/12/2012 1. Marcel Hirscher (AUT) 2. Stefan Luitz (Ger) 3. Ted Ligety (USA) Roll of'' gold men's slalom Val-d'' Isère 12.06.1992 1. Thomas Fogdö (Swe) 2. Thomas Sykora (Aut) 3. Hubert Strolz (Aut) 12/12/2010 1. Marcel Hirscher (AUT) 2. Benjamin Raich (AUT) 3. Steve Missillier (Fra) 08/12/2012 1. Alexis Pinturault (Fra) 2. Felix Neureuther (GER) 3. Marcel Hirscher (AUT)
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