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At the end of the men's downhill World Cup finals in Lenzerheide statements taken from fixed ski.com Aksel Lund Svindal, who won the trophy specialty that is also fighting for the general, and the winner of the race today , Matthias Mayer.
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Aksel Lund Svindal: "For a downhill cup this is like one of the big bowls. Arriving here in front of a nice crowd like this makes you feel really, really good. Cup In general terms, it is almost too exciting at this time. We're both on the same level right now and I have to say that the possibilities are definitely 50-50 ".
Matthias Mayer: "It means so much for me to have won today. I did some good races in recent weeks and it was nice to win another descent. Today was difficult, we only had a workout yesterday and they all have made mistakes, so the race Today was wide open. Today I skied well at the bottom which I think has made a difference. "
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