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Do not pull at the most, like all the others, but Bode Miller is already in front of the men's downhill in the first timed the Olympic Games in Sochi.
Thursday 6 February 2014 1 minutes reading time
The U.S., under bright sunshine and on a track with hard snow is even more beautiful, preceded by 3 cents Patrick Küng, the Swiss and 17 Austrian Matthias Mayer, fourth the other American Marco Sullivan and fifth in the 69 cents better than the blue, Christof Innerhofer that the finish was very pleased with how it was dropped. Excellent sixth with 38 pectoral Swiss Mauro Caviezel, the seventh Canadian Erik Guay, eighth tie the Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal and the Austrian Max Franz, the tenth Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud.
We will update you on the final placings of the other big World Cup and the other blue.
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