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In Santa Caterina were awarded the last two titles of the Italian Championship. Here the complete women's super-G! Here the complete men's super-G!
Wednesday 2 April 2014 2 minutes reading time
The women's super-G has won Fanchini Nadia, who takes home his eighth national title and fourth in the specialty after those of 2004, 2006 and 2008. The camuna preceded by 83 cents Camilla Borsotti and 1 "03 Elena Curtoni, 2 cents from the podium in fourth Francesca Marsaglia fifth of Italian Verena Stuffer behind Switzerland and Austria's Andrea Fischbacher Priska Nufer and in front of the German Michaela Wenig. In the ten best Italian, in order, even Johanna Schnarf, Lisa Magdalena Agerer, Daniela Merighetti, Cillara Valentina Rossi and Anna Hofer. Have not reached the finish line, among others, Federica Brignone, Karoline Pichler and Martha Bassino.
Among men second national title this year after the one in yesterday's super combined and super-G in the second after that of 2012 by Matteo Marsaglia. The Roman of San Sicario beat 73 cents Mattia Casse, third overall behind the Russian Alexander Glebov, and 94 cents Werner Heel. Also in this case the fourth missing the podium by a whisker blue, Dominik Paris is in fact finished behind Heel for a single penny. The other top ten Italian order: Luca De Aliprandini, Silvano Varettoni, Emanuele Buzzi, Paul Pangrazzi, Michelangelo's David and Tentori Cazzaniga.
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