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FIL/Peter Maurer
Second straight win for the Blues Patrick Pigneter and Florian Clara in Latsch / Laces in the second act of the World Cup luge natural track. & Nbsp;
Sunday 10 January 2016 2 minutes reading time
The association Italian master of the last seasons has fully complied with the predictions of the vigil who saw number one favorite for the final success. Pigneter-Clara as usual it did race head from the first top-meter again highlighting a superiority & agrave; embarrassing the rest of the competition, easily winning their second consecutive victory. & nbsp ;.
In second place trailing by almost a second and a half & nbsp; winners have placed the Russians Pavel Porshnev and Ivan Lazarev that preceded on the podium the Austrians Rupert Breuggler and Tobias Angerer. Sixth for the second double-blue at the start in the race led by Trentino Scalet Simone and Simone Gaius.
The race today is & egrave; played with the new race format I estimate by the International Federation, which provides for dispute un''unica down to which must be added the 'eventual loss of leading during the time trials. This innovation like that of the parallel & egrave; It was introduced to provide greater spettacolarit & agrave; races although despite the rule changes the values ​​in the field are unchanged.
The next round of the World Cup luge track natural & egrave; scheduled in seven days on the trail of Vatra Dornei in Romania.
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