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Weather conditions are partly affecting the speed opening at Lake Louise, but there should be no problems tomorrow after the cancellation of the third race. The words of the blue champion on the eve.
Thursday 25 November 2021 3 minutes reading time
Weather dancer in Lake Louise, with the last training towards the men's downhill on Friday and Saturday that was canceled in advance, with a new disturbance arriving and after having brought home the first two tests between Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dominik Paris, who on the Canadian track boasts a total of five podiums (a success in 2013, the last Italian to do so, two second places in 2019 downhill and super-g, as well as two third places downhill in 2018 and super-g in 2014 ), took advantage of the two official training sessions to register the engine in this opening of the speed season, yesterday signing a good 9th time just over a second behind Kilde. “The training went quite well - says the 32-year-old forest carabiniere - The track is in good condition, a little snow came in on Tuesday because it snowed, but yesterday it was cleaner.
There was a bit of wind which made it difficult to understand certain sections, in general the sensations are not bad, I am quite confident. The track is a bit more wavy than in previous years, a few bumps have been inserted and there is more movement. For the first race the forecasts speak of some clouds that may arrive, the choice of the number will not be fundamental, on this track it does not change as much if you start in front or just behind. On the other hand, it will be important to find the right moment in terms of light to see well what passes under your feet ”.
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