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The head coach of the men's technical disciplines of France, St & eacute; phane Quittet, leaves his office.
Monday 28 March 2016 2 minutes reading time
A blow to the one that & egrave; It was undoubtedly the most & ugrave team; strong in the world in giant, with 14 podiums and five wins, four by Alexis Pinturault and Thomas Fanara, who headed the podium in the transalpine race of the finals in St. Moritz with Pinturault second and third Mathieu Faivre.
The news & egrave; It has been reported by Ski Chrono. Quittet wanted to leave the French federsci gi & agrave; a year ago but was persuaded to continue with promotion to head coach in place of David Chastan. Requested an explanation on the reasons of the resignation, Quittet responded that leaves for family reasons. Sar & agrave; true or émigrer & agrave; all & rsquo; 's?
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