Germany wins easily the relay in Oberhof

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Germany wins easily the relay in Oberhof

Germany wins clearly the relay in Oberhof thanks to Natalie Geisenberger, Felix Loch and Wendl-Arlt, what & egrave; the three athletes who have won races single women, single men and twice this weekend. & Nbsp;

Geisenberger acquired a large advantage over the US Hamlin at the end of its descent, Loch has further increased the gap against opponents, and Wendl-Arlt & egrave; touched the 'honor to finish the race and giving their third win in as many National runners played so far this season. The second position & egrave; went to the United States, who have deployed Erin Hamlin, Chris Mortensen-Mazdzer and Terdiman. The Americans have accused the Germans against a detachment of 783 thousandths, but they managed to stay in front of Canadians, and have thus been able to consolidate second place in the ranking of specialty & agrave ;. Canada has made an intermediate better than that of the Americans after the descents of Alex Gough and Erin Hamlin, but Tristian Walker and Justin Snith, after reversal yesterday that forced them to the twentieth and last place in the doubles event, have squandered the advantage built by teammates and did end their National at the foot of the podium. Third place & egrave; was conquered by Russia, with Tatiana Ivanova, Semen Pavlichenko and the association Denisyev-Antonov who made performance in line with those of the athletes of the US National. Eventually detachment accused by the Russians against the Americans & egrave; was only 68 thousandths. The 'Italy has not taken part in this race, because no girl had not convened for this stage of the World Cup. & Nbsp;
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