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Second straight win for John Farrow that quest''oggi in Park City ruled the roost in the second race of the season in North America Cup skeleton.
Friday 14 November 2014 3 minutes reading time
The thirty-two originally from Sydney has hit the bis (click here for the final) through improved time clocked nell''unica race valid for the ranking. The 'Australian exactly as in the race the previous day made the difference in the final stretch of the trail in Utah, ahead of only 6 cents the two Americans and Trent Austin McCrary Kraychir who arrived seconds a tie. & Nbsp; With this victory Farrow extends its lead in the overall standings of the North American circuit. As expected the 'blue Joseph Cecchini has not taken off as a result of the stretch groin suffered in the course of the first heat yesterday.
In the women's race held as usual on the distance of the two runs, (click here for the final) double Canadian Mirela Rahneva on the step pi & ugrave; top of the podium. The twenty-six of Calgary, sixth yesterday, & egrave; was the great protagonist during the final descent printing the best time of the day, so sopravvanzando & igrave; compatriot Jaclyn Laberge won the day before the first round of the season. The podium & egrave; was completed by the US Tracey Morgan who finished with 48 cents of delay from the winner. In the overall standings is still well in command the Canadian Laberge.
The next appointment with the circuit of North America Cup & egrave; scheduled for next weekend in Calgary where they will play two more games.
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