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Second world title for the German Natalie Geisenberger that quest''oggi in Sigulda has dominated the 45th edition of the World Championships in luge track artificial.
Saturday 14 February 2015 2 minutes reading time
The twenty six year old Bavarian great favorite of the eve has not really rivals in the race today, highlighting a superiority & agrave; devastating to the rest of the competition. Natalie has uncorked in both races scheduled for the best lap times of the day giving themselves references in the first downhill even the new record dell''impianto Baltic record that previously belonged to the rival Huefner.
In the final run for the Olympic champion and ruler of the last three seasons, including the current one, & egrave; again climb into the chair inflicting additional 2/10 to rivals, closing out their performance with almost half a second ahead on the first beat.
For the champion native of Monaco but stationed in Berchtesgaden, this is the second consecutive world title of his young career but very rich, whose board includes gi & agrave; 2 Crystal Balls (the third on the way), two Olympic medals and six world championship metals in the individual events.
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