Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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Best time of the Austrian (with bib 19) with 2 tenths on the world champion and on the Swiss. Pinturault, the blue leader in the top ten at + 0 "88 from the leader, pays almost 6 tenths of a second.
Sunday 24 October 2021 2 minutes reading time
The most awaited men there in front and ... a surprise, for a very uncertain challenge with the victory still possible at least for six-seven athletes, if not more, in the decisive heat at the start at 13.30.
The first of the Soelden giant, opening of the men's World Cup, offers Roland Leitinger in front of everyone: phenomenal the final stretch of the Rettenbach unveiled by the Austrian, who recovers almost half a second to the specialty world champion Mathieu Faivre, second at 19 hundredths from the 30-year-old red and white, who right here captured the best result of his career among wide doors (he also boasts a podium in the parallel giant of Alta Badia 2019), sixth in 2015.
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