Marcel Hirscher head all''impossibile first run of the slalom world Vail / Beaver Creek

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Marcel Hirscher head all''impossibile first run of the slalom world Vail / Beaver Creek

On a path supertecnico acute angle and put on the ground from & rsquo; coach Norse Mitter what emerges between the narrow doors & egrave; the pi & ugrave; strong technical of all, Marcel Hirscher.

L & rsquo; Austrian, even favorite pi & ugrave; that much because of the number 1 & eacute; the track crossed held good for everyone despite angles curve exasperated, closed head the first heat with 28 cents ahead of another skier superfine technically, the Russian Aleksandr Khoroshilov, and 66 on the Swedish Andre Myhrer that usually & egrave; a train on the tracks streamers and instead today & egrave; passed with the number 15. We like markings angled but this frankly & egrave; been exaggerated, the athletes could not do speed & agrave; and final time of Hirscher & egrave; was 1 & rsquo; 03 & rdquo; 38, a & rsquo; enormity & agrave; on a slope cos & Igrave; Easy and pi & ugrave; short compared to others of the past, for example, by one of the Games in Lillehammer. Moreover Mitter has not even his favorite athletes since Henrik Kristoffersen with number 3 & egrave; placed ninth. Quarter to 85 cents Swede Mattias Hargin fifth to 88 reviving Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Grange, sixth and seventh Germans Fritz Dopfer and Felix Neureuther, eighth l & rsquo; another Frenchman Alexis Pinturault tenth and the third Swede, Jens Byggmark. Eleventh, twelfth and fourteenth blues Stefano Gross, Manfred Moelgg and Patrick Thaler, unfortunately l & rsquo; s time & rsquo; he missed Giuliano Razzoli that in half & agrave; heats had an intermediate to second place and then & egrave; out on one of the corners of this terrible heat. The second race will & agrave; traced by Stefano Costazza and we feel we can provide that will & agrave; of about ten seconds pi & ugrave; fast. Among those left the scene there are two veterans Wunderteam Austrian Mario Matt, Olympic champion, remained in doubt until the eve of an ankle injury, and Benjamin Raich, who closed with two exits his ninth world, which for him could be l & rsquo; latest in a remarkable career.
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