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It & rsquo; was the American Steven Nyman pi & ugrave; fast in the first training run of the men's downhill World Cup in Val Gardena.
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Nyman & egrave; a real specialist Saslong on which he won in 2006 and in 2012 his only race of the World Cup. Today he took another 19 cents that has so far dominated in speed & agrave ;, the Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud, and 54 German Tobias Stechert. Quarter to 63 cents the best blues, Dominik Paris, French Johan Clarey fifth, sixth Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis, seventh Swiss Silvan Zurbriggen, Silvano Varettoni eighth, ninth and tenth the first two Austrians, Matthias Mayer and Hannes Reichelt.
No parties the American Ted Ligety and Frenchman Alexis Pinturault. We will update you on the final placements of the other blue.
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Downhill Male Replaces: 20.12.2014 Val Gardena / Groeden (ITA)
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Nyman: "I have always enjoyed it here." Jansrud: "Impressed by Steven"
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Steven Nyman wins for the third time the descent of the Val Gardena. Third Dominik Paris!
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Steven Nyman in front of everyone in the first round in Val Gardena, fourth Dominik Paris
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