Men's slalom in Schladming, all podiums

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Men's slalom in Schladming, all podiums

For the twenty-first time quest & rsquo; year, for the eighteenth time at night, you disputer & agrave; one men's slalom World Cup in & nbsp; Schladming, which are to be added those for the World Cup in 1982 and 2013.

It you race & ograve; twice in goal narrow gi & agrave; in 1975 and in 1990 in the resort & agrave; of & nbsp; & nbsp Styria; then, since 1997, except for the & rsquo; last year, the year of the World Cup, & egrave; always aired the & nbsp; Night Race, one of the races more & ugrave; beautiful and spectacular of all l & rsquo; winter and definitely the slope slalom pi & ugrave; challenging, the final part of the terrible downhill piste & nbsp; Planai. In 2012 the second slalom was one of the finals of the World Cup and you disput & ograve; in the light of the day and not in the spotlight. The absolute record holder for victories, 4, and podiums, 7, of this race & egrave; & nbsp; Benjamin Raich. L & rsquo; Italy has won twice, both with & nbsp; & nbsp Alberto Tomba, who in his last two competitive seasons won the first two Night Race history. Below all the podiums of the slalom World Cup played in Schladming. & Nbsp; Albo d & rsquo; gold men's slalom in Schladming 21/12/1975 1. Hans Hinterseer (Aut) 2. Ingemar Stenmark (Swe) & nbsp; 3. Piero Gros (Ita) 01/12/1990 1. Armin Bittner (Ger) 2. Michael Tritscher (Aut) & nbsp; 3. Konrad Kurt Ladst & auml; tter (Ita) & nbsp; and Tetsuya Okabe (Gia) 30/01/1997 & nbsp; 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Thomas Stangassinger (Aut) 3. S & eacute; bastien Amiez (Fra) 08/01/1998 & nbsp; 1. Alberto Tomba (Ita) & nbsp; 2. Thomas Sykora (Aut) 3. Hans Petter Buraas (Nor) 07/01/1999 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 2. Pierrick Bourgeat (Fra) 3. Kjetil Andre Aamodt (Nor) 09/03/2000 1. Mario Matt (Aut) 2. Ole Christian Furuaeth (Nor) 3. Thomas Stangassinger (Aut) 23/01/2001 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 2. Hans Petter Buraas (Nor) 3. Mitja Kunc (Slo) 22/01/2002 1. Bode Miller (USA) 2. Jean-Pierre Vidal (Fra) 3. Ivica Kosteli & # 263; (Cro) 28/01/2003 1. Kalle Palander (Fin) 2. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 3. Hans Petter Buraas (Nor) 27/01/2004 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) & nbsp; 2. Manfred Moelgg (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Kalle Palander (Fin) 25/01/2005 1. Manfred Pranger (Aut) 2. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 3. Andre Myhrer (Swe) 24/01/2006 1. Kalle Palander (Fin) 2. Akira Sasaki (Gia) 3. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 30/01/2007 1. Benjamin Raich (Aut) 2. Jens Byggmark (Swe) 3. Mario Matt (Aut) 22/01/2008 1. Mario Matt (Aut) 2. Jean-Baptiste Grange (Fra) & nbsp; 3. Manfred Moelgg (Ita) 27/01/2009 1. Reinfried Herbst (Aut) 2. Manfred Pranger (Aut) 3. Ivica Kosteli & # 263; (Cro) 26/01/2010 1. Reinfried Herbst (Aut) 2. Silvan Zurbriggen (Switzer) 3. Manfred Pranger (Aut) 25/01/2011 1. Jean-Baptiste Grange (Fra) 2. Andre Myhrer (Swe) 3. Mattias Hargin (Swe) 24/01/2012 1. Marcel Hirscher (Aut) & nbsp; 2. Stefano Gross (Ita) & nbsp; 3. Mario Matt (Aut) 18/03/2012 1. Andre Myhrer (Swe) 2. Felix Neureuther (Ger) 3. Mario Matt (Aut) 28/01/2014 1. Henrik Kristoffersen (Nor) 2. Marcel Hirscher (Aut) 3. Felix Neureuther (Ger)
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