Road to Beijing 2022 Poll #16 | Who will win Alpine Skiing Men's Downhill in Beijing 2022?
Who will win men's downhill in Beijing 2022?
16 members have voted
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1. Who will win Alpine Skiing Men's Downhill in Beijing 2022?
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Bryce Bennett USA0
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Johan Clarey FRA0
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Ryan Cochran-Siegle USA0
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Beat Feuz SUI
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Travis Ganong USA0
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Daniel Hemetsberger AUT0
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Niels Hintermann SUI0
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Kjetil Jansrud NOR
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Alexander Aamodt Kilde NOR
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Vincent Kriechmayr AUT
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Matthias Mayer AUT
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Marco Odermatt SUI
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Dominik Paris ITA0
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Any other0
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In what year did Algeria free itself from French influence? 1960, exactly? -
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By copravolley · Posted
I`m a bit disappointed with the starts of the Italian team. I was counting on progress from last year. And here it looks like Bagnis is still very uneven. In Cortina there will be 3 competitions with medals to win and it would be a shame not to use our track to win 1-2 medals. The same goes for luge. -
By copravolley · Posted
On the other hand Errani's serve doesn't make Paolini's task any easier... But Paolini is in a such good shape here, though, that I hope she wins her first title in the old Fed Cup. For Errani, it will be 4: 2009, 2010, 2013. So far, Roberta Vinci has 4 titles with Italy.
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