Alpine SkiingSt. Moritz 2017
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Marcel Hirscher Austria and impressive in the first round of the World men's slalom in St. Moritz.
Sunday 19 February 2017 2 minutes reading time
The leader of Wunderteam and absolute master of the White Circus is enough to make a difference in the last 12 seconds of the race to precede respectively 43 and 48 cents compatriots Marco Schwarz and Michael Matt and the Austrian quarter, Manuel Feller, is seventh at just 19 cents by the provisional podium. Quarter to 5 cents from the British virtual bronze David Ryding fifth Swede Mattias Hargin, the sixth cofavorito Eve, the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, the Russian Aleksandr Khoroshilov eighth, ninth and tenth Swiss Ramon Zenhäusern Germany's Felix Neureuther.
Apart Hirscher, who has already mortgaged gold (would be the first to make a double world record in the giant slalom in the last 21 years that we had managed, Alberto Tomba), for silver and bronze will be a thrilling fight : between Schwarz and Neureuther there are only 33 hundredths of a second! Punctually blue on snow slope and easy as wrecked today: there is not even one of the top ten, we will update you on their final placings.
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Slalom Male St. Moritz (SUI)
HIRSCHER Marcel
FELLER Manuel
NEUREUTHER Felix
St. Moritz 2017
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Domain of Marcel Hirscher and dell''Austria in the first round of the World slalom in St. Moritz
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