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Monday 3 March 2014 2 minutes reading time
Last weekend of World Cup alpine skiing before the finals in Lenzerheide. The program proposes the appointment of'' Kranjiska Gora in the men's and the women of Are. In Slovenia takes place Saturday, March 8 a giant (first run 09.30, 12.30 second run) will be attended by Max Blardone, John Borsotti, Aliprandini De Luca, Florian Eisath, Matteo Marsaglia, Manfred Moelgg, Roberto Nani, Davide Simoncelli and Alex Zingerle. The next day it is for the slalom (09.30 first run, second run 12.30) by Stephen Gross, Manfred Moelgg, Roberto Nani, Giuliano Razzoli, Ronci Jordan, Patrick Thaler, Richard Tonetti and Cristian Deville.
There are three instead of the women's races on the track with two Swedish giants (the first of which recovers the'' cancellation of Maribor and then Kranjska Gora) on Thursday, 6 (13:30 and 16:30) and Friday 7 (15:45 and 18:45) to which are recorded Michela Azzola, Federica Brignone Curtoni Elena, Nadia Fanchini, Sabrina Fanchini, Denise Karbon, Francesca Marsaglia, Manuela Moelgg and Nicole Agnelli. Saturday 8 is staged slalom (10.30 13.30) with Chiara Costazza, Manuela Moelgg, Federica Brignone, Michela Azzola and Nicole Agnelli.
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