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At 11.00 the start with the Norwegian big favorites, 5 are the blues in the race. Johannes Kroell announces farewell ... without competing. LIVE on NEVEITALIA.
Saturday 7 March 2020 3 minutes reading time
It will be the last descent of the season in an absolute sense, with the cancellation of the Cortina finals which anticipates an already obvious verdict, that of the third consecutive crystal ball brought home by Beat Feuz.
In Kvitfjell, with a start scheduled at 11.00 am, it will be a total battle, however, with a view to the general World Cup: Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, at the start with the bib number 3 and great favorite of the home race (during the test he literally made the void) together to compatriot Kjetil Jansrud, who will open with No. 1, aims to overtake on Alexis Pinturault (+26 on the Norwegian on the eve of this speed weekend), ready to dive downhill seven years after the last time in career, to look for at least some punticino in order to stay in the race and then play everything with the super-g of tomorrow and the technical races of Kranjska Gora.
It will not be the last race of Johannes Kroell, who yesterday announced his retirement from competitions once he received the news that he would not be deployed in today's descent. The 28-year-old Austrian leaves after collecting 50 bibs in the World Cup and two tenths places, in Garmisch and Lake Louise, as top results in a career spiced with six successes in the European Cup.
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There are only five, as in the last few races, the blues expected at the starting gate. Emanuele Buzzi, who suffered in practice, will start with No. 25, followed by Marsaglia (28) and Casse (29), who in the two training sessions were instead at ease.
At the start also Cazzaniga with the 42 and Schieder with the breastplate 52.
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MAYER Matthias
KILDE Aleksander Aamodt
JANKA Carlo
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