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Bis champion Loïc Meillard that after the combined wins gold in giant slalom at the World Juniors in Åre.
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Here the complete results of the race!
The 20 year-old Swiss canton of Valais, elder brother of the equally talented Melanie, already ahead after the first run, beat the 57 cents the Norwegian Timor Haugan, who won the silver going up from fifth position, while confirming the third place after the first half French Victor Guillot, pocketing as well as bronze. Fourth is the Canadian James Crawford, fifth Bulgarian Albert Popov, who was second after the first fraction to 6 cents from Meillard, the British Charlie Raposo sixth, seventh and eighth Austrians Adrian Pertl and Maximilian Lahnsteiner, ninth and tenth the American Erik Arvidsson Norwegian Ã…ge Solheim.
Awful blue, the best was Alex Vinatzer, twenty-sixth, twenty-eighth Lorenzo Moschini, thirty Francesco Gori, withdrew in the second round Alexander Prast, retired in the first round Giulio Zuccarini. Tonight there will be the women's night slalom, but tomorrow the men's slalom in daytime will complete the program of the Junior World Championships in the Swedish town, a real prologue to the seniors to be held in two years.
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