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After the slalom last played in late December in Bormio, tomorrow it's the turn of the other races valid for the Italian Championships. It tells us everything'' s Press Office of the Italian Winter Sports Federation, whom we thank.
Friday 28 March 2014 2 minutes reading time
'' After the appetizer end of December, when the titles were assigned to Bormio slalom, it is still the Valtellina to host the protagonists of Italian skiing with the running of the races of giant tricolor, downhill and super-G'' with the organization of Skiing Alpine Ski Club Alta Valtellina. It starts the weekend in Livigno with the giant male Saturday, March 29th which will be contested on the track Tailgate (first heat at 09.00 am), the Mottolino Fun Mountain, followed by the giant Sunday 30 women (always the same start time.) In between the two races there will be an interesting challenge charity among the big names in our national team, which is the top 8 finishers in the giant decreed by scoring the season, will compete in a parallel scene that has the flavor of the show starting at 20:30 at The Field School 23, with a dozer d'' exception in Giorgio Rocca. The exhibition then moves to Santa Caterina, where the program is Tuesday, April 1st downhill and super feminine valid also for which will be decided in the afternoon, and Wednesday, April 3rd to supergiant touches.
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