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Seventh win of the season for Natalie Geisenberger this morning in Winterberg has again laid down the law in the Luge World Cup on artificial track.
Sunday 25 January 2015 2 minutes reading time
The twenty six year old Bavarian as usual & egrave; was impeccable in both descents program, drawing curves practically perfect, closing the first round with a fair degree of advantage over the first of the pursuers. In the final run Natalie has again made its voice by establishing the best reference lap of the day to cross the line in first place for the seventh time this season.
The supremacy of Geisenberger has no equal in the history of this discipline, although in the past it has had in the women's luge Sylke Otto, Silke Kraushaar and Tatjana Huefner recently three great dominatrix. Olympic champion quest''oggi has in fact reached the milestone of 30 victories in the World Cup, taking only 7 points behind all-time record held by Sylke Otto, but since it makes greater impression are the 20 triumphs Geisenberger in the last 25 races , numbers that can be further improved in the course of the season.
Natalie quest''oggi also can & ograve; smile doubly as its direct rival for the Crystal Ball is Tatjana Huefner & egrave; reversed during the first run spalancandole the doors for the conquest of the third consecutive World Cup.
Behind Geisenberger were placed two other German Dajana Eitberger and Anke Wischnewski that gave Germany the fourth triplet season if one includes the two poker of the two races in Igls.
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