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They ended quest''oggi in Davos Swiss national ski championships. On the top end of season they kicked off almost all of the big red cross-training with the sole exception of Patrick Kueng and Carlo Janka who remained at home.
Sunday 9 April 2017 5 minutes reading time
The championships opened with the downhill which surprisingly has dominated the 'Austrian Christopher Neumayer. The almost twenty-five Radstadt has signed the best time ever ahead of 22 cents a world champion Beat Feuz specialties and 26 cents Niels Hintermann. Neumayer Being transparent for the purposes of the Swiss championships standings, the downhill title is gone Feuz for only 4 cents was given the first laurel of his career in the discipline queen of Alpine skiing. The podium of the Swiss Championship was completed by Mauro Caviezel fourth overall behind by 41 hundredths behind the winner.
In supergiant and giant instead he has risen into the chair Gino Caviezel. The twenty-four of the Grisons has won both races, bringing home the first national titles of his young career. Caviezel in superg preceded by 28 cents the 'blue Guglielmo Bosca great to be inserted so high in a national survey as competitive as that in Switzerland. and 30 cents compatriot Stefan Rogentin. Gilles Roulin fourth overall, has won the 'last step of the podium with regard to the ranking reserved for red-crusaders athletes.
In Caviezel giant he has been author of a superb second run, running all of 'attack. The Swiss had in fact closed the first one only in fourth place, but thanks to a miraculous recovery also marred by the mistakes of others, was able to treat the second national laurel career. Second place went to Justin Murisier trailing by 19 cents to 26 cents, and third place for the youngster Loic Meillard. Overall good team for the Italian colors have placed three blues in the first 8 of the rankings, with Alex Zingerle fifth and Hannes Zingerle and Andrea Ballerin round a tie.
In the combined and slalom climbed into the chair Luca Aerni. The twenty-four of Châtel-Saint-Denis also at the national championships was highlighted in the discipline that combines a mini downhill to slalom heats. The world champion of the specialty as in Sankt Moritz has made the difference between the narrow poles closing with 41 cents ahead of Stefan Rogentin and 46 Loic Meillard.
In real Aerni slalom he has worked harder than expected to get the better of good Reto Schmidiger, according to 18 cents from the peak, while the third step of the podium Marc Rochat trailing by 30 cents from Aerni. Little glory instead for Marc Gini that his last race of his career has only closed in eighteenth position.
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