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Tonight in Canada away at the speed season: among the Azzurri also Fill (18), Casse (22), Buzzi (24) and Simoni (73).
Wednesday 27 November 2019 4 minutes reading time
It's speed time. On Wednesday evening, starting at 8.15 pm Italian time (12.15 pm in Alberta), the first test of the descent scheduled for Saturday at the same time on Men''s Olympic will start in Lake Louise.
The regulation has not changed as regards the starting list: the first 10 of the specialty WCSL have chosen, based on their ranking, an odd number from 1 to 19, as they will obviously do for the race, with the athletes from the 11th to the 20th place in WCSL, end up in a draw for an even number from 2 to 20. Next, all the others.
Here is Beat Feuz, winner of the last two World Cups of descent, took the No. 9, with Dominik Paris then to precede him with the 7. Kriechmayr will have the 13, Kilde the 5, Jansrud the 19. Only five the blues present, considering the absences of Innerhofer, Marsaglia and Cazzaniga: Peter Fill will return wearing the bib number 18 in this first trial, Mattia Casse will have the 22nd, Lele Buzzi the 24th, Federico Simoni (at the second call in the World Cup) will leave for 73 ° of the 78 athletes at the start. Note the return of Marc Gisin, bib number 32, followed by the "neo German" Romed Baumann, who changed nationality in the summer leaving Austria, while Marco Odermatt will also throw down and will have 71. Some countries will select, like Austria, France and Switzerland.
There will be no TV coverage for the tests, NEVEITALIA will constantly update you with the FIS live timing service.
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MEN'S DESCENT - LAKE LOUISE
Startlist 1st test: 1 Bennett, 2 Ferstl, 3 M. Caviezel, 4 Theaux, 5 Kilde, 6 Thomsen, 7 Paris, 8 Franz, 9 Feuz, 10 Nyman, 11 Clarey, 12 Reichelt, 13 Kriechmayr, 14 Janka, 15 Mayer, 16 Striedinger, 17 Dressen, 18 Fill, 19 Jansrud, 20 Ganong, 22 Casse, 24 Buzzi, 73 Simoni.
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