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All Tomorrow'' by the triumph of Alexander Tretyakov in the male skeleton, the Latvian national television has released a video in which advances some strong doubts about the amazing times expressed thrust of neo-Olympic champion.
Monday 17 February 2014 2 minutes reading time
According to the video is also available on the social network Youtube (you proproniamo), the'' emmittente television sets in parallel with those of the departures of the Russian runner Martins Dukurs. In the revival of the four heats in any event known as the start of the Tretyakov is taken up with'' athlete already launched towards the descent of the track, while the start-up phase of Dukurs and all other participants is shown in its entirety.
In addition, the Latvian television, is really strange that in all four runs in the program winner has recorded the same time pushing the split hundredth, which in this season's World Cup has never happened and we are talking about race played to the best of two runs.
At the moment the Federation of Latvia does not appear to have made any official complaint, and the International Federation has not yet been expressed about it, what is certain is that this story will not facilitate the already cool relations that exist from time between Martins Dukurs and representatives of the powerful Russian squad.
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