Great expectations for Dominik Paris (starting with bib number 7) and a challenge that promises to be total. From Feuz to Kriechmayr, a guaranteed show.
Saturday 30 November 2019 3 minutes reading time
The hour of speed has arrived, with the classic two-day Lake Louise opening the men's jet program: at 8.15 pm (direct TV Raisport and Eurosport) off the first downhill race of the season for the men's World Cup , with the highly anticipated Men''s Olympic challenge as all the big names are present and appear to be already in condition.
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The first speed race of the season will open. Mauro Caviezel, who did very well here last year but did not appear to be brilliant in practice, then immediately after the great ones, as after the German Ferstl, there will be Vincent Kriechmayr with the 3, Peter Fill with the 4 and Beat Feuz with the number 5, ahead of compatriot Carlo Janka, best time in both tests, and Dominik Paris who will start from the gate for seventh.
Eye to Kilde with 9, returning Franz and Dressen with 12 and 13, Jansrud with 15, Mayer with 17; Emanuele Buzzi will wear the bib number 26, Mattia Casse the 30th, Federico Simoni with the 63 immediately after Marco Odermatt, 4th in the last test and possible surprise from behind.
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DRESSEN Thomas
PARIS Dominik
FEUZ Beat
JANKA Carlo














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