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Tobogganing on a natural track: in Winterleiten, Austria, blues unleashed with the monopolized podium in the women's single and the dominant double, with Pigneter also on the podium in the single.
Thursday 17 December 2020 2 minutes reading time
Italy immediately made the big voice on the first day of the inaugural stage of the World Cup, as regards the natural toboggan run, which opened on the Austrian slope of Winterleiten.
In the women's single, Evelyn Lanthaler, Greta Pinggera and Daniela Mittermair monopolized the podium by placing one behind the other, as well as the doubles composed by Patrick Pigneter and Florian Clara on one side and by Patrick and Matthias Lambacher on the other, they scored a brace, ahead of the Austrians Regensburger and Holzknecht.
Finally, in the men's single, third place for Pigneter (with 4th place for Gruber and 5th for Clara), preceded by the Austrians Michael Scheikl and Christian Schopf. On Friday the program will continue with the dispute of another women's single and double, while on Saturday 19th it will be the men's single and the team relay.
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