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They have just been drawn the athletes 'tomorrow in Val d'' Isere on Oreiller Killy take part in the season's second giant. The race is known to be valid as a test recovery of Beaver Creek canceled due to lack of snow.
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Unlike the speed events, the FIS has not changed the definition of the system start list of the technical races. So the first 7 gigantism of the league WCSL extract the starting numbers from the '1 and 7, while the pectoral including nell''intervallo 8-15 are raffled among athletes positioned between the' eighth and fifteenth position this ranking.
Will be the 'American Ted Ligety to fall for the first track on the historic Oreiller Killy, soon after it will be the turn of Felix Neureuther (2) followed by falling Henrik Kristoffersen (3) and Thomas Fanara (4) first of gigantism home to Street.
Great attention will be paid to pectoral 5:06, respectively entrusted to Alexis Pinturault and Marcel Hirscher the two big favorites not only for tomorrow but especially for the general classification. Pinturault after the 'great victory of Soelden in the first and only giant hitherto disputed, he suffered the comeback and overtaking his rival that with the success in the slalom in Levi and in Friday's Super-G has gained important points optic World Cup . The first subgroup will then be completed by Frenchman Mathieu Faivre (7).
The second part of the first group of merit will be inaugurated dall''azzurro Florian Eisath star of the second race in Soelden, quickly followed dall''austriaco Feller (9) and dall''altro blue Roberto Nani (10). Bib 11 for the Norwegian Haugen, 12 for Philipp Schoerghofer, 13 Muffat-Jeandet, Murisier 14 and 15 for the German Stefan Luitz.
In addition to these 15 athletes will be taken into high consideration as well: Carlo Janka (16), Andre Myhrer (18), Zan Kranjec (19) and Aamodt Kilde (31).
Besides Eisath and Nani, the 'Italy will line up as well: Riccardo Tonetti (20), Manfred Moelgg (22), Luca de Aliprandini (24), the returning Giovanni Borsotti (28), Dominik Paris (34) and Mattia Casse (58 ).
The first heat of the race will start at 10.00 am tomorrow, while the decisive run will begin at 13.00. For a preview of the historic Giant click here
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