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The stage in Vermont of Noram closed between Wednesday and Thursday having to deal with the 'inclement weather.
Saturday 7 January 2017 7 minutes reading time
After seeing the Giant of yesterday cleared the fog, men, Stowe Mountain, suffered a delay of a few hours the next morning that has not prevented to dispute the same day two tests of Slalom. Under an intense rain the first day of competition was won by the German David Ketterer that preceded 21 cents Hig Roberts, flew immediately after the races in Europe where today disputed the Giant of Adelboden and 1.22 William St-Germain. The eighteen-year quarter, enfant du pays, Jett Seymour started with bib 59, whose magical day brought victory in the second race where Roberts and Ketterer came out. Second place for Garret Driller to 66 cents and third Sandy Vietze to 1.59.
The double effort on Wednesday allowed to recover on Thursday the Giant canceled 48 hours before. Hig Roberts got his second victory in the circuit, the first among the wide poles, ahead of 45 cents Nick Krause and 1.09 Erik Arvidsson in the first podium in a tecnica.Dopo test 13 of the 29 scheduled races in the season, the general classification Cup sees a heated battle for the top positions: commands with 454 points Hig Roberts before the Canadian Phil Brown at an altitude of 440, Nicholas Krause 438 and Kieffer Christianson in 418.STOWE MOUNTAIN - MEN'S SLALOM I1. KETTERER David (GER) in 1: 55,482. ROBERTS Hig (USA) in 0213. ST-GERMAIN William (CAN) in 1224. SEYMOUR Jett (USA) in 1745. GRAND Guillaume (FRA) to 2,076. BRIGOVIC Sebastian (CRO) in 2427. READ Jeffrey (CAN) in 2768. BRUNEAU-BOUCHARD William (CAN) in 2999. McConville Patrick (CAN) to 3.0210. SEGER Brodie (CAN) 3.04Vai the full results STOWE MOUNTAIN - MEN'S SLALOM II1. SEYMOUR Jett (USA) in 1: 53,212. DRILLER Garret (USA) in 0663. Vietze Sandy (USA) in 1594. NEF Tanguy (SUI) 2,035. SANTANIELLO Nick (USA) in 2516. ST-GERMAIN William (CAN) in 2627. CRAWFORD James (CAN) in 2678. FARROW Tanner (USA) in 2789. LUUKKO Max (FIN) at 2.8010. READ Jeffrey (CAN) 2.87Vai the results completiSTOWE MOUNTAIN - GIANT MEN II1. ROBERTS Hig (USA) in 2: 31,072. KRAUSE Nicholas (USA) in 0453. ARVIDSSON Erik (USA) in 1094. FARROW Tanner (USA) in 1255. GRAND Guillaume (FRA) to 1,356. READ Jeffrey (CAN) in 1627. DUPRATT Samuel (USA) in 1728. CONE Robert (USA) in 1739. MCLAUGHLIN Brian (USA) at 1.8510. Megarry Morgan (CAN) 1.91Vai the full results More stable weather conditions in Burke where the girls were engaged. The Wednesday's slalom was won by twenty-two of Vermont Paula Moltzan rising for the fifth time in his career on the highest step of the podium through the narrow poles. Second place went to the Canadian Ali Nullmeyer to 44 cents, third Patricia Mangan to 1.02. A selective according Slalom with the 'unexpected change of track after the first two runs of the first heat rewards Ali Nullmeyer that in the second drop-down crosses Nina O''Brien leaving it at 1.03, while the third place closes Julia Ford 2.86.Nella overall standings Cup, Ali Nullmeyer leaps in first place with 590 points ahead of Nina O''Brien to 514. Third is the Canadian Stefanie Fleckenstein (454) and only the fourth victim of two exits through the narrow Amelia Smart poles (452) .BURKE MOUNTAIN - WOMEN'S SLALOM I1. MOLTZAN Paula (USA) in 1: 51,652. Nullmeyer Ali (CAN) in 0443. MANGAN Patricia (USA) in 1024. O''BRIEN Nina (USA) in 1555. FORD Julia (USA) in 2106. WARDLE Galena (USA) in 2257. VILANOVA Marina (CAN) in 2368. FLECKENSTEIN Stefanie (CAN) in 2449. SYMONS Jennie (USA) at 2.4810. Norbye Tuva (NOR) to 2.52Vai the full results BURKE MOUNTAIN - FEMALE SLALOM II1. Nullmeyer Ali (CAN) in 1: 49,662. O BRIEN Nina (USA) in 1033. FORD Julia (USA) in 2864. Norbye Tuva (NOR) in 3105. Komsic Andrea (CRO) to 5,256. Einarsdóttir Freydis Halla (ISL) in 5627. MOORE Kelly (CAN) in 5668. ENGLISH Francesca (USA) in 7109. CHENOWETH Kelsey (USA) at 7.2810. BURGESS Georgia (CAN) 8.92Vai to full results
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