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They Vincent Kriechmayr and Johannes Strolz the two great protagonists of the Austrian national championships were played during the week in the resort's Last Goestling and Saalbach-Hinterglemm.
Saturday 1 April 2017 3 minutes reading time
In Strolz technical disciplines has virtually been unrivaled since none of the athletes are part of the team World Cup took part in the slalom and the giant. In absentia Matt, Feller, and especially Marcel Hirscher the original twenty-five of Vorarlberg has first won the title among the narrow poles infligendo 2 "62 to twenties Fabio Gstren, and then completed the brace between the preceding technical tests of 45 cents Magnus Walch in the two giant races.
With this double victory Strolz, currently plugged into the Austrian team B, obtains a result of historical significance since the 'last athlete able to graduate national champion in slalom and giant slalom in the same year was his illustrious corregionale Mario Reiter in 1994 season -1995.
very different scenario in the speed events where there has been increased participation by athletes in the World Cup. In this edition the main protagonist was undoubtedly the twenty-five-Vincent Kriechmayr who won both the title in the super-G than in the Alpine Combined. The 'athlete dell''Alta Austria crossed the line ahead of Niklas superg Koeck 26 cents and 28 cents Christopher Neumayer that has prevailed for just 2 cents on Max Franz arrived at the foot of the podium.
In the combined instead Kriechmayr again mocked Koeck this time for 32 cents, while the bronze if the 'won the slalom skier Marco Schwarz.
In the very short downhill title he went to veteran Hannes Reichelt who at the age of 36 years gives you the first career national laurels in this discipline. Behind Reichelt were placed Matthias Mayer and Romed Baumann left behind by 15 and 44 cents respectively.
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