Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
A great Ted Ligety won his second Olympic title after the one in Turin in 2006 by triumphing in the combined giant male Sochi 2014.
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48 cents ahead of the U.S. on the French Steve Missiller to career-best 64 on'' and another Frenchman Alexis Pinturault. Fourth and great disappointment of the day'' Austrian Marcel Hirscher. Eleventh Best of the Blues, Luca De Aliprandini, while Davide Simoncelli crashed from third to seventeenth place, outside Manfred Moelgg and Roberto Nani. Soon the race report!
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Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
The joy of Missillier Ligety and Marcel Hirscher and anger
Wednesday 19 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
Wednesday 19 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
A Ted Ligety in total control in the second race of giant Olympic champion. 11 De Luca Aliprandini
Wednesday 19 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
Giant male of the Sochi Olympics, the second race LIVE!
Wednesday 19 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
Ted Ligety dominates the first run of the giant Olympic Sochi, third Davide Simoncelli
Wednesday 19 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Men's - 2014 Sochi
Giant male of the Sochi Olympics, the first race LIVE!
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