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Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2021 - 2022


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Conditions looking good in Canada, clear & bright. Dark clouds on the horizon though.

 

They’re running from the women’s starting gate, so a bit lower than normal.

 

Jared Goldberg :USA gets the first spectacular wipe-out of the season, walks away.

 

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Pure quality. On the ES Player coverage of the Alpine skiing, we get an exclusive insight of commentator Nick Fellows arguing with tech support in Paris about whether he has installed the latest software patches.  :roflmao:
 

Took me right back. That used to be my job.  (Convincing arrogant senior people to install software patches, not commentating on alpine skiing.)

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Stage 4 in Lake Louise (CAN)

 

Men´s Downhill:

 

1. Matthias Mayer  :AUT   1:47.74

2. Vincent Kriechmayr  :AUT  1:47.97

3. Beat Feuz  :SUI  1:48.09

 

Full Final Results HERE

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Well, next stop for the girls is :CAN Lake Louise. Maybe they could cover the cancelled GS there on Dec. 6th. But maybe racing too many days in the row may mean many complaints. Courchevel might be more reasonable.....

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6 hours ago, Jan Linha said:

Well, next stop for the girls is :CAN Lake Louise. Maybe they could cover the cancelled GS there on Dec. 6th. But maybe racing too many days in the row may mean many complaints. Courchevel might be more reasonable.....

No way they're going to race downhill, downhill, super-G, giant slalom on consecutive days :p 

 

A regular two-race weekend stands a better chance, if it'd be covered at all.

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6 hours ago, Jan Linha said:

Well, next stop for the girls is :CAN Lake Louise. Maybe they could cover the cancelled GS there on Dec. 6th. But maybe racing too many days in the row may mean many complaints. Courchevel might be more reasonable.....

Well, the problem ist that the technique skiers are then already back in Europe so that is no possibility. 

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Killington, Vermont, USA hosted the W Slalom WC 4 times and always ended by the win of Mikaela Shiffrin ahead of :SVK

 

That is some statistic :lol:

 

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