All confirmed in Colorado for the first of the three races scheduled: seven the Azzurri at the start, after "Domme" the Austrian and Norwegian bogeymen.
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It's all ok about the "Birds of Prey" for the premiere of the men's World Cup triptych at Beaver Creek, which will include the descent on Saturday and the giant on Sunday.
Good visibility and snow in excellent condition, due to the opening with the super-g at 18.45 Italian time (live TV on Raisport and Eurosport 1); will be Dominik Paris the most anticipated man, after the double 2nd place of Lake Louise, with the Colossus of Val d'Ultimo at the start with the "usual" bib number 7.
Tracing of the Austrian Andy Evers, technician of the Germans; race to be followed on NEVEITALIA, with the usual FIS live timing for updates.
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Adrien Theaux will open, followed by athletes immediately interesting as Marco Odermatt, Max Franz (who won 12 months ago, but does not seem to have the same condition) and Alexis Pinturault with the 4th. After Paris with the 7, powder fire with Feuz and Caviezel (8-9), but above all Kriechmayr and Mayer (11 and 13), interspersed with compatriot Hannes Reichelt. And then again Jansrud and Kilde for Norway, with 15 and 17, but also a fearsome Mattia Casse with 16.
Clarey and Dressen will close the top 20, the other 5 blues are Buzzi (with 23), Fill (28), Marsaglia (34), Tonetti (58) and the debut (in specialty) Maurberger with the last 70.
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