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On the day in which in Zagreb will take place the great celebration of 50 years since the first race in the history of the World Cup with a lot of historical slalom with many of the protagonists of these ten decades all''opera in the city center, ending the tournament # Unox50 to determine the most representative skier for our readers of this story.
Tuesday 3 January 2017 2 minutes reading time
A tournament where we started from 24 major players in terms of number of conquered crystal balls and relevance and charisma in the history of the World Cup and is now all''atto final between the winner of the men's category and the winner of the female category. Victories, as will happen for the final, games are not the pure technical data but where passion has emerged that some players have been able to drag in these latitudes.
The final which will take place for the 'whole day tomorrow, Wednesday, January 4, will be tackled Alberto Tomba, winner of Overall World Cup, 8 specialties and 50 tests, and Lindsey Vonn, 4 crystal balls, 16 cups specialty, 72 tests won the World Cup.
How to cast their vote? Tains of each challenge will be published on the Facebook page a picture (and link to articles where better to know the results and events) for each sample in the running: the readers can vote for the specific skier clicking like (1 vote) or sharing content (3 votes). Who at the end of the voting window will have collected more votes will win the final battle and become # Unox50!
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