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The Birds of Prey consecrates Kjetil Jansrud momentary absolute ruler of the season of speed & agrave; the men's World Cup.
Friday 5 December 2014 5 minutes reading time
After dominating downhill and super-G in Lake Louise on a track entirely different from that of today, the Norwegian & egrave; repeated winning the downhill in Beaver Creek and has won his third success in the World Cup in specialty & agrave; and sixth overall skiing like a beast on the difficult central wall where he made the difference on all the others. Fantastic second place for Beat Feuz who paid like everyone on the wall over the Scandinavian but you & egrave; defended at large in the final stretch doing even better than Jansrud the stretch immediately after the wall, the Swiss closed with 54 cents of detachment and back on the podium after almost three years, from the square d & rsquo; honor to the finals in Schladming in 2012 but especially after a season completely lost to knee problems and where & egrave; almost miraculously returned to ski.
Third place at 56 cents for the American Steven Nyman that often goes into hibernation but when you wake up and you least expect square l & rsquo; acute, a little & rsquo; as compatriot Andrew Weibrecht Olympics: Nyman & egrave; fifth career podium but there saliva from & rsquo; unexpected triumph, the second after that of 2006, in Val Gardena of 15 December 2012, while in Beaver Creek was third in 2006 and second in 2007, a lifetime ago. Practically the Saslong and the Birds of Prey are the only tracks on which & egrave; finished in the top three.
Again as fourth in the downhill in Lake Louise Dominik Paris, who as Canada threw away a possible podium out evil from the wall on the final stretch sliding, where he earned what he could, and eventually accuses 69 cents from Jansrud. Fifth to 2 cents from Paris Travis Ganong, the sixth increasingly & ugrave; French firm Guillermo Fayed, seventh, eighth and ninth three Austrians one after all & rsquo; another, in & rsquo; order Max Franz, Hannes Reichelt and Matthias Mayer, tenths tie the two blue Werner Heel and Peter Fill, and especially from the second expected much more & ugrave ;.
The American Ted Ligety is & egrave; competed in speed & agrave; but you & egrave; taken two seconds buckets Jansrud. The Swiss Patrick K & uuml; ng jumping the door in these difficult right-left wall dl central & egrave; miraculously saved from a fall that could have been devastating. We will update you on the final placements of the other blue. In the ranking of the cup of specialty & agrave; Jansrud & egrave; maximum points with two races won while in general has 136 points ahead of Marcel Hirscher and tomorrow in the super-G can & ograve; stretch further while Paris & egrave; third to 156 lengths behind.
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