Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
The first downhill of the season sees the South Tyrolean break down the Swiss army with Feuz and Janka, but the German (returning after a year) is extraordinary in the final.
Saturday 30 November 2019 2 minutes reading time
A day to go crazy, one of the most beautiful in the history of blue skiing.
After the successes in the European Cup with Sala and Zenere, and the resounding one-two Bassino-Brignone in the female giant of Killington (if we want, let's add the relay of the biathlon victorious at the beginning), it is Dominik Paris who takes the whole scene in the evening Italian that was becoming epic, before the arrival of Thomas Dressen ...
The Val d''Ultimo carabiniere literally demolishes the Swiss army in the downhill run of Lake Louise which opened the speed season, burning the pair formed by Feuz and Janka, ex aequo at 24 cents from "Domme", but with number 13 here is the phenomenal German, winner at Kitzbuehel 2018 and returning after a full year of stop after the Beaver Creek crash, which burns the Alto Adige for just two cents, recovering those two decisive tenths in the final section of the Men '' s Olympic.
A joke, but it remains a chilling blue day.
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Downhill Male Lake Louise (CAN)
DRESSEN Thomas
PARIS Dominik
FEUZ Beat
JANKA Carlo
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