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The Men's World Cup back to & nbsp; & nbsp Madonna di Campiglio; for the dispute of the night slalom on the beautiful & nbsp; Gully Miramonti.
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Sar & agrave; the 33rd time the resort & agrave; will host thirty & agrave; one men's slalom Cup there & egrave; He returned in 2012 after a & rsquo; absence of seven years. L & rsquo; & egrave event; also known as & nbsp; 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 5 February 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 tight race between the posts, since 1999 the race & egrave; held at night, except for one in 2000, and will quest''anno & agrave; fixed stop in the White Circus but not only, will have & agrave; it also fixed the date of 22 December. The plurivittorioso & egrave; Swedish & nbsp; & nbsp Ingemar Stenmark, with five victories (but has also won three times in giant!) which adds three seconds for a total of eight podium finishes. Nine wins Italian: three & nbsp; Alberto Tomba & nbsp; (who also added four squares d & rsquo; honors), a head of & nbsp; Gustav Th & ouml; ni, & nbsp; Roland Th & ouml; ni, & nbsp; Piero Gros, & nbsp; Fausto Roots & nbsp; (who in 1976 made a hat-trick with Gros and Th & ouml; ni, the last great triumph of Blue Avalanche), & nbsp; Ivano Edalini & nbsp; and & nbsp; 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.
& Nbsp;
05/02/1967 1. Guy P & eacute; Rillat (Fra) 2. Louis Jauffret (Fra) 3. L & eacute; or Lacroix (Fra)
01/31/1970 1. Brechu Henri (Fra) & nbsp; 2. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) & nbsp; 3. Dumeng giovanoli (Switzer)
10/01/1971 & nbsp; 1. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) & nbsp; 2. Jean-No & euml; the Augert (Fra) 3. Patrick Russel (Fra)
17/03/1972 & nbsp; 1. Roland Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) & nbsp; 2. Alain Penz (Fra) 3. Andrzej Bachleda (Pol)
17/12/1972 & nbsp; 1. Piero Gros (Ita) 2. Gustav Th & ouml; ni ​​(Ita) & nbsp; 3. Christian Neureuther (GER)
12/17/1974 1. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) & nbsp; 2. Paolo De Chiesa (Ita) 3. Fausto Radici (Ita)
19/12/1976 & nbsp; 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) & nbsp; 3. Paolo De Chiesa (ITA)
12/21/1982 1. Stig Strand (Swe) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Phil Mahre (US)
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 & nbsp; 1. Ivano Edalini (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) 3. Jo & euml; the Gaspoz (Switzer)
16/12/1987 & nbsp; 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Rudolf Nierlich (Aut) 3. Bojan Kriaj (Jug)
11/12/1988 & nbsp; 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Marc Girardelli (Lus) 3. Michael Tritscher (Aut)
18/12/1990 1. Ole Christian Furuseth (Nor) 2. Thomas Fogd & ouml; (Sve) 3. Marc Girardelli (Lus)
12/17/1991 1. Finn Christian Jagge (Nor) & nbsp; 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Thomas Fogd & ouml; (Swe)
15/12/1992 1. Patrice Bianchi (Fra) & nbsp; 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Thomas Sykora (Aut)
20/12/1993 1. Jure Ko & scaron; ir (Slo) & nbsp; 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Finn Christian Jagge (Nor)
19/12/1995 & nbsp; 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Yves Dimier (Fra) & nbsp; 3. Konrad Kurt Ladst & auml; tter (Ita)
17/12/1996 1. Thomas Sykora (Aut) & nbsp; 2. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 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) & nbsp; 2. Giorgio Rocca (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Tom Stiansen (Nor)
15/12/2003 1. Ivica Kosteli & # 263; (Cro) & nbsp; 2. Giorgio Rocca (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Manfred Pranger (Aut)
12/12/2005 & up nbsp; 1. Giorgio Rocca (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 3. Kalle Palander (FIN)
18/12/2012 1. Marcel Hirscher (Aut) 2. Felix Neureuther (GER) 3. Naoki Yuasa (Gia)
22/12/2014 1. Felix Neureuther (GER) 2. fritz dopfer (Ger) 3. Jens Byggmark (Swe)
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