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Marcel Hirscher wins the last giant of the season ahead of Henrik Kristoffersen, second with 23 hundredths of delay, and to Victor Muffat Jandet, third with a gap of 26 cents. The Frenchman, the author of two amazing heats, returns to the podium after two years.
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Best of the Azzurri is Florian Eisath, tenth with equal tie with Manuel Feller, and greets the white circus. Today was his last World Cup career race.
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Giant slalom Male Are (SWE)
HIRSCHER Marcel
KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik
MUFFAT-JEANDET Victor
MALE ALPINE SKIING
Marcel Hirscher wins the giant of kings. Florian Eisath greets the white circus
Saturday 17 March 2018
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Marcel Hirscher at the head of the first manche of the king's giant
Saturday 17 March 2018
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