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IMAGINARY WINTER OLYMPICS - Poll #1 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Downhill
IMAGINARY WINTER OLYMPICS - Poll #1 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Downhill
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1. Event #1 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Downhill
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Henri Oreiller FRA 19480
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Zene Colo ITA 19520
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Toni Sailer AUT 19560
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Jean Vuarnet FRA 19600
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Egon Zimmermann AUT 19640
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Jean-Claude Killy FRA 19680
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Bernhard Russi SUI 19720
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Franz Klammer AUT 1976
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Leonhard Stock AUT 19800
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Bill Johnson USA 19840
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Pirmin Zurbriggen SUI 1988
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Patrick Ortlieb AUT 19920
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Tommy Moe USA 19940
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Jean-Luc Cretier FRA 1998
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Fritz Strobl AUT 20020
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Antoine Deneriaz FRA 2006
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Didier Defago SUI 2010
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Matthias Mayer AUT 2014
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Aksel Lund Svindal NOR 2018
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Beat Feuz SUI 20220
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