Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
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Starting from 13.45 tomorrow, follow along with us via the live timing of the first run of the FIS men's slalom Olympic Sochi! Here the live timing of the FIS! Here the list of the first heat!
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Fewer than 117 members representing 62 countries. The first to go will be the Swedish Andre Myhrer and Matthias Hargin, then the Austrian Mario Matt and Marcel Hirscher, with the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen 5, 7 with the German Felix Neureuther, with the Frenchman Alexis Pinturault 10. So the Blues: Patrick Thalere with 6, Manfred Moelgg with 15, 17 with Stephen Gross, Giuliano Razzoli with 22.
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Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
Mario Matt: "We'' l I made it to my last Olympics." Ted Ligety: "Pap Kostelic unsportsmanlike"
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Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
Stefano Gross: "I was wrong, the medal you have to earn it"
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Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
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Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
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