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Henrik Kristoffersen resists the return of Marcel Hirscher and winning for the third time in his career, the Night Race in Schladming. The Austrian must again settle for second place, the third Alexander Khoroshilov.
Tuesday 24 January 2017 1 minutes reading time
The second race of this Schladming Slalom has proved one of the most beautiful of the season at least. Despite the first two continue to play another sport, leaving the crumbs to the opponents, the Kristoffersen-Hirscher duel only solves the last door when the Norwegian manages to repel the Austrian attack, he presented himself in the head at the last intermediate, crossing the line 9 cents on the tiny rival.
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Slalom Male Schladming (AUT)
KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik
HIRSCHER Marcel
KHOROSHILOV Aleksandr
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