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The trials of the men's downhill in Wengen World Cup will begin with a day late than originally expected.
Saturday 9 January 2016 1 minutes reading time
Given the unfavorable weather forecast for the coming days, more rain, the FIS has decided to cancel the trial Tuesday & Igrave; to preserve the Lauberhorn piste and start trying Wednesdays & Igrave; meteorologically even when things should be improved.
Thursday & Igrave; & Egrave; provided the & rsquo; last test, Friday & Igrave; will start & agrave; the three days of competition with the combined Saturdays proseguir & agrave; with the downhill, hoping the Lauberhorn can go in full, finally closing Sunday with the slalom.
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