A Hafjell Henrik Kristoffersen and Paula Moltzan win world titles junior slalom

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A Hafjell Henrik Kristoffersen and Paula Moltzan win world titles junior slalom

Sixth world title in the junior career for Henrik Kristoffersen that Hafjell makes an encore in the men's slalom after being gi & agrave; gold yesterday in the giant.

Here the complete result of the men's slalom! Here the complete result of the women's slalom! Very clear victory of the Norwegian: beat of well 1 & rdquo; 55 l & rsquo; Austrian Marco Schwarz, author in the second round of an incredible comeback that drove up from the twenty-seventh position all & rsquo; silver, promettentissimo Carinthia Bad Kleinkirchheim year ago & egrave; was bronze in downhill and super-G gold. The bronze, 1 & rdquo; 75, & egrave; went to the US A.J. Ginnis, quarter tie with bib number 37 and 49 respectively, the Swiss Lo & IUML c Meillard and Frenchman Clement No & euml; l, Quest & rsquo; last class in 1997, three years younger than Kristoffersen. Away from the podium the Blues: Simon Maurberger tenth, thirty Thomas Hall, withdrawn in the first heat Hannes Zingerle and David Da Villa. Their slalom female l & rsquo; won the American Paula Moltzan, silver at 65 cents for the German Marlene Schmotz, bronze to 99 for the & rsquo; Austrian Katharina Troops, fourth in 1 & rdquo; 11 the Swiss Charlotte Chable who gi & agrave; participated in the World Cup slalom seniors Vail / Beaver Creek last February finishing fifteenth, cos & Igrave; as that Moltzan & egrave; arrived twentieth. Even the blue end up far away from the podium: Marta Bassino twenty-fifth, twenty-ninth Jole Galli, withdrawn in the first heat Cillara Valentina Rossi, Martina and Federica Perruchon Sosio. Tomorrow both for men and for women will be awarded the titles of the super-G and super combined.
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