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The men's World Cup returns after two years in Madonna di Campiglio for the dispute of the night slalom on the beautiful Gully Miramonti.
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Sar & agrave; the 32nd time the resort & agrave; will host thirty & agrave; one men's slalom Cup there & egrave; returned in 2012 after a & rsquo; absence of seven years. L & rsquo; event & egrave; also known as 3-Three, the name comes from the fact that in its first edition of 1950 were sailed three races in three different localities & agrave; Trentino. Since 1957 the fixed place of the event & egrave; became Madonna di Campiglio and February 5, 1967 there disput & ograve; a slalom that was the first race in the Italian territory valid for the World Cup. From 1985 to & ograve ;, the maximum circuit in stages worldwide, & egrave; staged only the race between the posts narrow, since 1999 the race & egrave; held at night, except for that of 2000. The plurivittorioso & egrave; Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark with five triumphs which adds three second places for a total of eight podiums. Nine wins Italian: three of Alberto Tomba (who also added four squares d & rsquo; honors), a head of Gustav Th & ouml; ni, Roland Th & ouml; ni, Piero Gros, Fausto Radici (which in 1976 had a hat-trick with Gros and Th & ouml ; ni, the last great triumph of Blue Avalanche), Ivano Edalini and Giorgio Rocca, 23 placings in the top three totals blues. Below all the podiums of the World Cup men's slalom of Madonna di Campiglio.
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05/02/1967 1. Guy P & eacute; Rillat (Fra) 2. Louis Jauffret (Fra) 3. L & eacute; or Lacroix (Fra)
01/31/1970 1. Henri Bréchu (Fra) 2. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) 3. Dumeng Giovanoli (Switzer)
10/01/1971 1. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) 2. Jean-No & euml; l Augert (Fra) 3. Patrick Russel (Fra)
17/03/1972 1. Roland Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) 2. Alain Penz (Fra) 3. Andrzej Bachleda (Pol)
17/12/1972 1. Piero Gros (Ita) 2. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) 3. Christian Neureuther (Ger)
12/17/1974 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. De Paul Church (Ita) 3. Fausto Radici (Ita)
12/19/1976 1. Fausto Radici (Ita) 2. Piero Gros (Ita) 3. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita)
12/13/1977 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. Klaus Heidegger (Aut) 3. Bojan Kriaj (Jug)
13/12/1978 1. Martial Donnet (Switzer) 2. Peter L & uuml; scher (Switzer) 3. Christian Neureuther (Ger)
11/12/1979 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. Bojan Kriaj (Jug) 3. Paul Frommelt (Lie)
09/12/1980 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. Paul Frommelt (Lie) 3. Bojan Kriaj (Jug)
12/09/1981 1. Phil Mahre (US) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. De Paul Church (Ita)
12/21/1982 1. Stig Strand (Swe) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Phil Mahre (Usa)
20/12/1983 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 2. Robert Zoller (Aut) 3. Petar Popangelov (Bul)
16/12/1984 1. Bojan Kriaj (Jug) 2. Andreas Wenzel (Lie) 3. Petar Popangelov (Bul)
17/12/1985 1. Jonas Nilsson (Swe) 2. Bojan Kriaj (Jug) 3. Paul Frommelt (Lie)
16/12/1986 1. Ivano Edalini (Ita) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Jo & euml; l Gaspoz (Switzer)
16/12/1987 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 2. Rudolf Nierlich (Aut) 3. Bojan Kriaj (Jug)
11/12/1988 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 2. Marc Girardelli (Lus) 3. Michael Tritscher (Aut)
18/12/1990 1. Ole Christian Furuseth (Nor) 2. Thomas Fogd & ouml; (Swe) 3. Marc Girardelli (Lus)
12/17/1991 1. Finn Christian Jagge (Nor) 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 3. Thomas Fogd & ouml; (Swe)
15/12/1992 1. Patrice Bianchi (Fra) 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 3. Thomas Sykora (Aut)
20/12/1993 1. Jure Ko & scaron; ir (Slo) 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 3. Finn Christian Jagge (Nor)
19/12/1995 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 2. Yves Dimier (Fra) 3. Kurt Konrad Ladst & auml; tter (Ita)
17/12/1996 1. Thomas Sykora (Aut) 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) 3. S & eacute; bastien Amiez (Fra)
13/12/1999 1. Finn Christian Jagge (Nor) 2. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 3. Thomas Stangassinger (Aut)
19/12/2000 1. Mario Matt (Aut) 2. Heinz Schilchegger (Aut) 3. Rainer Sch & ouml; nfelder (Aut)
10/12/2001 1. Bode Miller (USA) 2. Giorgio Rocca (Ita) 3. Tom Stiansen (Nor)
15/12/2003 1. Ivica Kosteli & # 263; (Cro) 2. Giorgio Rocca (Ita) 3. Manfred Pranger (Aut)
12/12/2005 1. Giorgio Rocca (Ita) 2. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 3. Kalle Palander (Fin)
18/12/2012 1. Marcel Hirscher (Aut) 2. Felix Neureuther (Ger) 3. Naoki Yuasa (Gia)
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