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Press the eight names of the Swedish training on Sunday will race in Levi for the season's first slalom, where the Scandinavians can boast of having achieved excellent results in previous editions:
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Andre Myhrer 1983 Mattias Hargin 1985 Jens Byggmark 1985Anton Lahdenperae 1985 Emil Johansson 1988Kristoffer Jakobsen 1994Max-Gordon Sundquist 1994Gustav Lundbaeck 1993 debut in the World Cup
Thirty-four veterans and as many people in their twenties, for a team that can boast of having in its ranks, the last winner of the Cup at this track, Andrey Myhrer, which this year after finding the right set-up with Head skis, pointing to the conquest of the league of discipline and to the gold medal at the upcoming World Championships Santk Moritz.
Mattias Hargin, Jens Byggmark third in 2012, Anton Lahdenperae will seek to confirm the elite of this discipline, the Levi Black is a track suits their technical characteristics;
Emil Johansson, Kristoffer Jakobsen, Max Gordon-Sundquist, Gustav Lundbaeck are young people in search of the first results in the World Cup
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HIRSCHER Marcel
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