Kjetil Jansrud won the downhill in Lake Louise, a fourth found Dominik Paris

Had shown in & rsquo; unique timed to be on the ball, it has confirmed in the race: Kjetil Jansrud won the men's downhill World Cup in Lake Louise.

Saturday 29 November 2014 4 minutes reading time

Compared to other big Jansrud made the difference in the stretch pi & ugrave; Canadian difficult track, the middle one, and deservedly has centered his fourth success in the World Cup, the second downhill after that on home snow in Kvitfjell last February 28, that he & egrave; Olympic bronze in office in specialty & agrave ;, and tomorrow pu & ograve; do double in super-G to replace the most of its great injured compatriot Aksel Lund Svindal, the king of Lake Louise. But Jansrud trembled because & eacute; about a quarter d & rsquo; now after it had dropped him are sealed as two torpedoes at the finish line, probably because of the final stretch that had sped, French Guillermo Fayed with 26 and the Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis, second ex-aequo to 14 cents from Scandinavian to Fayed & egrave; the first podium of his career, he was down three times in the sixth, for Osborne-Paradis & egrave; the tenth, ninth in descent, the first after nearly five years, between the & rsquo; another at Lake Louise in this specialty & agrave; was gi & agrave; was second in 2006. Lost opportunity for a still found Dominik Paris, quarter to 41 cents from Jansrud, l & rsquo; Tyrolean Val d & rsquo; Last in fact lost the return on the podium after exactly one year out not perfectly the central section, as opposed to what he did l & rsquo ; last year when he won. Fifth and sixth two athletes who left respectively with 2 and l & rsquo; 1, the American Marco Sullivan and Switzerland's Beat Feuz, seventh another blue, Werner Heel, who repeated the same placement of & rsquo; last year, eighth l & rsquo; another Swiss Patrick K & uuml; ng, a ninth Hannes Reichelt that the return in speed & agrave; after almost a year & egrave; was the best of a Wunderteam Austrian disastrous (the Olympic champion Matthias Mayer, who & egrave; returned to racing after the & rsquo; knee injury a month and a half ago, & egrave; finished fifteenth), another ex-aequo in tenth place with Johan Clarey French and the American Travis Ganong. We will update you on the final placements of the other blue. Tomorrow, as mentioned, the super-G!

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