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A great day for the Nordic coins in the Alpine Cup. Lena Prinoth has won the Predazzo Gundersen. Giulio Bezzi won the podium in the first Winterberg (Ger) competition.
Saturday 23 September 2017 2 minutes reading time
After the jumping stage, Gardena Raiffesen's athlete was 17th in the second place, at the change of 1''08 '' 'by the leader, German Jenny Nowak. In 4 km on the skiroll Prinoth made the difference, recovering all the disadvantage and reaching the finish line with 35 '' 'margin on the German. Germany also conquers the third stage of the podium with Sophia Maurus. Two other Italians were on the way, Arianna and Annika Sieff who finished in 7th and 9th place respectively.
Good news also came from Germany. In Winterberg's race won by a home boy, Justin Moczarski, Giulio Bezzi won the lowest podium step thanks to a comeback in the second division of the race. Second place for the Austrian Dominik Terzer. The French team misses the podium but places three athletes between the fourth and sixth positions.
Tomorrow in Winterberg (Ger) is scheduled for the second weekend competition. You will jump from SS 106, the distance to the skiroll will be 5 km.
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