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It closes with a blue podium weekend in Lake Placid second stage of the Luge World Cup. The 'Italy is & egrave; placed second in the first race of the season in teams dominated as expected from Germany.
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The blues Sandra Robatscher, Dominik Fischnaller and Oberstolz-Gruber defended themselves in the fraction of women and attacked in the last two segments of the race managing to win the competition of a fierce American team. Athletes of the house must complain to the mess committed by Erin Hamlin without which probably would have been in contention for the win as well. The States can still smile for the 'good test of Tucker West quest''oggi that also proved to be on another planet at this track to trimming the likes of Felix Loch and Dominik Fischnaller beauty of 4/10.
With the United States out of the fight for the win, the favorite Germany won hands down this first test team of the season. The German team consists of Natalie Geisenberger, Felix Loch and Eggert-Benecken preceded the 'Italy of over 6/10 highlighting supremacy devastating.
Fourth position for Canada trailing by over a second and a half from the leadership and never fighting for a podium place, ahead of a disappointing Russia and the 'Austria.
The next round of the relay sledding & egrave; scheduled for the first weekend of 2015 on the track of Koenigssee.
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