Fis Cup: weekend report

Fis Cup: il resoconto del weekend
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Fis Cup: weekend report

Between Saturday and Sunday the circuit of Fis Cup made a stop at Kandersteg (Svi).

In the male field the first competition was won by Austrian Markus Rupitsch. Honorary Place for Japanese Masamitsu Ito, Third German Dominik Maylaender. The young Japanese class in 1998 was the great protagonist of the weekend, having triumphed in the second scheduled race won for a sneaking on a home athlete Andreas Schuler. He replied the result of the previous day Maylaender, third. In both women's competitions, Slovene Nika Kriznar and Lea Lemare were the most competitive. The Transalpine was awarded Race 1 in front of Slovenia. On Sunday the two girls reversed the positions. The honor of victory went to Kriznar, second Lemare, third place for Czech Barbora Blazkova. The French team got another podium with Julia Clair, third in the Saturday race. The Italian team was not present in Switzerland. The Fis Cup circuit does not stop, Thursday and Friday there are two male and female races in Rasnov (Rou).
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