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Routes from & nbsp; fis-ski.com statements of the first three winners of the men's downhill in the World Cup of & nbsp; Val Gardena.
Saturday 19 December 2015 2 minutes reading time
Aksel Lund Svindal: "It '' was an amazing start to the season is always hope to be faster than everyone else, but there '' IS a difference between being fast and win when it really counts. I like the 'Italian, & egrave ; a country that has always brought me very well. The audience & egrave; very friendly, the Norwegian! & rdquo ;.
Guillermo Fayed: "It '' Svindal very hard to beat this season, we try to do like him, but he has the talent and the speed & agrave; at this time. But I'm very happy with my second place today."
Kjetil Jansrud: "The race & egrave; was good. I think we all were surprised by the speed bumps and speed & agrave ;. I skied sometimes good and sometimes less good this season, but step by step I can get where I want to be & rdquo ;.
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Downhill Male Val Gardena / Groeden (ITA)
SVINDAL Aksel Lund
FAYED Guillermo
JANSRUD Kjetil
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