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Starting from 8:30 in the morning followed along with us through the live timing of the first run of the FIS & rsquo; eleventh and final men's slalom of the World Cup season, that of St. Moritz finals!
Saturday 19 March 2016 2 minutes reading time
Here live the FIS timing!
Hence the start list of the first run!
The race are entered 25 athletes representing 11 nations. The first starting sar & agrave; Russian Aleksandr Khoroshilov, with the number going down 2 & agrave; Germany's Felix Neureuther, with 3 l & rsquo; Austrian Marcel Hirscher, with 4 German fritz dopfer, with 5 Swedish Andr & eacute; Myhrer, with 6 the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, with l & rsquo; 8 the American David Chodounsky, with 9 French Alexis Pinturault, with l & rsquo; 11 the Swiss Daniel Yule, with 12 Norwegian Sebastian Foss Solev & aring; g, with 13 l & rsquo; Austrian Marco Schwarz, with 14 the Swede Mattias Hargin, with 15, with 16 and 18 with French Julien Lizeroux, Victor Muffat-Jeandet and Jean-Baptiste Grange and gradually all the others.
Three blue in the race in a heat traced from their coach Stefano Costazza: with 7 Stefano Gross, with 10 Patrick Thaler, with 19 Manfred Moelgg.
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