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The February 20, 2016 enters in law in the days to remember for alpine skiing Italian.
Saturday 20 February 2016 5 minutes reading time
On six occasions a blue and a & rsquo; blue had won on the same day the respective races of the World Cup (but 18 February 1992 there was also the double Olympic gold Alberto in Giant's Tomb and Deborah Compagnoni in super-G at Albertville), we today managed Nadia Fanchini in La Thuile and Dominik Paris in Chamonix, on a track that & egrave; It made for its large low friction characteristics on which five years ago took his first podium of his career by finishing second behind Didier Cuche. Today & rsquo; South Tyrolean Val d & rsquo; last, however, that & egrave; He has been able to win on tracks much more & ugrave; difficult as the Bormio Stelvio and Streif gods Kitzb & uuml; hel, beat 35 cents for another big slide as the American Steven Nyman and 39 cents for the Swiss Beat Feuz.
For Nyman, fresh from third place in Jeongseon, & egrave; l & rsquo; eighth podium of his career, Feuz for the twentieth and the third season. For Paris instead & egrave; the fifth triumph in the World Cup, & nbsp; the first this season 24 hours after finishing second in the combined, l & rsquo; last was Jan. 23, 2015 in the super-G in Kitzbuehel & uuml; hel, the fourth downhill, l & rsquo; last dated from November 30, 2013 in Lake Louise. A double Italian victory missing from 16 March 2003 when Giorgio Rocca and Karen Putzer won the men's slalom and women's giant Hafjell, while down the double success c & rsquo; it was only once, December 17, 1999, when Isolde Kostner and Kristian Ghedina triumphed respectively in St. Moritz and in Val Gardena. One day, today, truly memorable for the & rsquo; Italy which he raised as many victories in a very short span of time he had collected throughout the season.
Behind the first of the French, Guillermo Fayed, finished fourth, you & egrave; Peter Fill placed fifth and increasingly & ugrave; next to & rsquo; injured Aksel Lund Svindal, the Norwegian when missing two runs at the end of the season still leads the standings specialty & agrave; with 26 points on & rsquo; blue Castelrotto who has 69 advantage on & rsquo; Frenchman Adrien Th & eacute; aux sixth today, and 73 on what & egrave; perhaps the main bogeyman, l & rsquo; another Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud, you & egrave; He had to settle for twenty-first place. Seventh and eighth Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis and Erik Guay, ninth with the number 40 French Blaise Giezendanner talented tenth l & rsquo; Austrian Hannes Reichelt and eleventh Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde.
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