Kjetil Jansrud in front of the only test of Kvitfjell

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Kjetil Jansrud in front of the only test of Kvitfjell

Norwegian dominance in the only time trial of the Kvitfjell World Cup men's downhill.

On the Olympic snows of Lillehammer 1994, home favorites Kjetil Jansrud and Adrian Smiset Sejersted have separated the first and second halves, separated by 10 cents. Third to 16 cents the Austrian Hannes Reichelt, fourth to 28 the other Austrian Matthias Mayer, fifth to 39 another Norwegian, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, sixth with the number 45 Swedish Felix Monsen and seventh the best of the Azzurri, Dominik Paris, detached of 43 cents from Jansrud, the king of Kvitfjell because in these parts he won twice in downhill and five in super-G. The top ten finish the Swiss Mauro Caviezel, eighth, the American Jared Goldberg, ninth, and the Austrian Otmar Striedinger, tenth, which precedes by 4 cents the compatriot Vincent Kriechmayr, eleventh. Next, among others, nineteenth and twentieth the French Johan Clarey and Brice Roger, twenty-first German Josef Ferstl, twenty-ninth French Adrien Theaux, thirty-fifth American Steven Nyman, thirty-sixth Swiss Beat Feuz. The other blues: twelfth Mattia Casse, eighteenth Christof Innerhofer, twenty-fourth Werner Heel, thirty-first Matteo Marsaglia, fifty-eight Florian Schieder, sixty-first Alexander Prast, sixty-fifth Peter Fill, presented surprise to Kvitfjell, not arrived at the finish Federico Simoni. Tomorrow the descent at 10.
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