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After the victory in the Kitzbuhel downhill, today Thomas Dressen mock Beat Feuz and triumphs in Kvitfjell in front of the Swiss with an advantage of 8 cents and ahead of the Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal, third with a delay of 17 cents.
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Christof Innerhofer is the best of the Azzurri, fifth behind Kjetil Jansrud, only 15 cents from the podium. Among the big players is the Austrian Matthias Mayer who was in front of everyone until halfway through the race.
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Downhill Male Kvitfjell (NOR)
DRESSEN Thomas
FEUZ Beat
SVINDAL Aksel Lund
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