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There will be five tomorrow morning blues engaged in the third round of the World Cup luge. Kevin Fischnaller, David Mair and Emanuel Rieder,'' quest today in the Nations Cup have got the pass to join the race of the maximum circuit of the slides. Good news from the doubles, where Fischnaller-Schwienbacher (pictured) thanks to ninth place in today's qualification test, will be included in the start list of valid evidence for the crystal ball.
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Unfortunately, the two young blue Robatscher Sandra and Andrea Voetter there is'''' s have done to qualify. The Italian closed respectively in seventeenth and eighteenth missing the qualification for 200 milliseconds. '' The Italian then in Sunday's race will be represented by one Sandra Gasparini.
For the record, the test male was dominated by the Russians who have given to their country a hat-trick. The winner was Evgeniy Voskresenskiy that has trimmed 43 milliseconds and 59 of compatriot Vicktor Kneyb Semen Pavlichenko. The Italians finished in fifth place with Fischnaller, with Mair and the ninth to the fifteenth with Rieder.
In the area of ​​women's success went to'' American Julia Cluckey which preceded by only 20 thousandths Dajana Eitberger the German and 57 Canadian Kimberley McRae.
Finally, between the double prevailed Americans Niccum / Terdinam that have pulled 101 thousandths Russians Denisyev / Antonov and 141 thousandths Latvians Gudramov / Kalnins.
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