Alpine SkiingSt. Moritz 2017
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The statements in the post-race press conference of the first and third place in world men's giant of St. Moritz.
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Marcel Hirscher: "I'm very tired right now, but I have an incredible feeling, one of the toughest races we've done so far this season and I am very happy to have won. The giant was the gold that I still had to win so the race today had a great significance for me. I'm also very happy for Roland, he worked hard for it and I'm happy to share the podium with him. "
Leif Kristian Haugen: "Incredible, is my first podium and make it to the World Cup is amazing. They really went to the limit and I was nervous. In recent seasons have been close to the podium but I never won, so it's nice to do it now" .
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Giant slalom Male St. Moritz (SUI)
HIRSCHER Marcel
LEITINGER Roland
NESTVOLD-HAUGEN Leif Kristian
St. Moritz 2017
Hirscher: "Won the 'gold that I lacked" Haugen: "Amazing take the first podium here"
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St. Moritz 2017
World's third largest gold for Marcel Hirscher, who triumphs in the St. Moritz giant
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St. Moritz 2017
Marcel Hirscher leading the first run of the giant world of St. Moritz
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