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After the third place yesterday, the twenty-two Norwegian finds victory and seems to have put behind the non-sporting threads that have slowed down this season.
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Everything is decided in the last four runs of the heats. Marcel Hirscher shooting as left on the path in the first run with a run across all''attacco, minimal burrs, which puts a lot, too much pressure to those who are at the starting gate. Not afraid Henrik Kristoffersen who returns what you know in the last year and puts his hat on the victory dell''austriaco also doing better in partial heats; yields, as often happened, the Russian Khoroshilov while Alexis Pinturault sees vanish early doors the dream of a perfect weekend and exits.
Kristoffersen get the tenth career victory, the ninth in slalom back to the top step of the podium from which was missing from January last year, in Schladming. At 75 cents Marcel Hirscher won the second position while the third Russian Alexander Khoroshilov. Good quarter is the 'Austrian Marc Digruber that recovers 13 positions and holds the fifth position one Stephen Gross paying a few mistakes in the final stretch and closes at 2 "from the winner and 57 to 55 cents from the podium.
In the second run the 'Austrian Michael Matt finds him Levi state of grace where he conquered the second step of the podium and climb the standings with the third run time up to sixth which precedes Manfred Moelgg, more at ease in the final round where he won the fifth fastest time, being light-2 "by 67 Kristoffersen.
The twenty-one Thomas Hall wins the first points of the World Cup with a second judicious descent that allows him to quit the race in thirteenth place with a gap of 3 "29, also Patrick Thaler and Giuliano Razzoli carry out the mission points. The thirty-eight South Tyrol is the fourteenth, the Olympic champion in Vancouver nineteenth
MEN'S SLALOM VAL D' 'ISERE - FINAL
1. Henrik Kristoffersen 2 [NOR] in 1:44:54 2. 6 HIRSCHER Marcel [AUT] to 0.75 3. 5 KHOROSHILOV Alexander [RUS] to 1.92 4. 8 Digruber Marc [AUT] to 2.35 5. 1 GROSS Stefano [ITA] to 2.47
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The men's World Cup next weekend he moved to Italy where they are two quick test program in Val Gardena (super g and downhill) and both giants in Alta Badia the first with the traditional format the second in parallel.
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Slalom Male Val d'Isere (FRA)
KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik
HIRSCHER Marcel
KHOROSHILOV Aleksandr
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Pinturault in the lead after the first run of the slalom in Val d 'Isere, Gross fifth
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