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Third win in four games for the Blues Patrick Pigneter and Florian Clara, who quest''oggi Obdach-Winterleiten recovery test & nbsp; Unterammergau, have won the fourth round of the Luge World Cup on natural track.
Saturday 24 January 2015 2 minutes reading time
The duo recently graduated azure world champion in Sankt Sebastian, contrary to the usual did not dominate the competition today, rather it & egrave; even found himself in second place at the end of the first half. In the decisive run two champions South Tyrol have to & ograve; upped the pace on the final and have managed to sopravvanzare Russians Egorov-Popov of just 13 cents. The Italian association with this success, the thirty-career, stretches in the standings, bringing its margin to 15 points clear of their own against Egorov-Popov.
But the day will come today & agrave; remembered for the hundredth podium Patrick Pigneter that cos & Igrave; becomes the second Italian athlete ever in the history of winter sports to achieve this goal, before he succeeded only c''era Armin Zoeggeler.
The podium & egrave; was completed by the Austrians Regensburger-Holzknecht that preceded compatriots Brueggler-Angerer and Poles Laszczak-Waniczek.
The next round of the Luge World Cup on natural track & egrave; scheduled in seven days on the trail of Vatra Dornei in Romania.
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