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Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2017 - 2018


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vor 4 Stunden schrieb phelps:

the Val Gardena Downhill has a long history of winners started with very high numbers...

Markus Foser in 1993 won with #66 (ahead of Werner Franz, AUT with #52), Max Rauffer (GER) in 2004 won with #46...

and they're not the only ones...

 

Max Rauffer had BIB 13: https://data.fis-ski.com/dynamic/results.html?sector=AL&raceid=33238

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1 hour ago, EselTheDonkey said:

Just for fun, check the rest of his career results...talk about a fluke :d 

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5 ore fa, EselTheDonkey ha scritto:

 

thanks...

I took for granted what a local website wrote...:dunno:

but it looks that I shouldn't have done it...:facepalm::wall:

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I knew that it couldn't be such a high number, because I remember watching the race. Rauffer set the leading time very early in the race. And then I waited for a very long time (including a long interruption) to see if it would be enough. :p That's why I looked after the BIB.

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Janka in Lake Louise DH 2008, 2nd place with Bib 65 ( https://data.fis-ski.com/dynamic/results.html?sector=AL&competitorid=70282&raceid=53958) is the podium finish with the highest Bib that I can remember.

 

Edit: According to an Italian site, the winners with the highest Bib (66) in the WC history are Markus Foser (as said above by phelps) and Katja Koren (Flachau SG 1993)

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Friendly reminder: the World Cup finals start in less than 30 minutes with the men's downhill in Are :)

 

(Reminder because personally I always tend to forget World Cup competitions that are outside of the weekend/Friday :d)

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Dnia 12.03.2018 o 20:48, De_Gambassi napisał:

If anyone wondered, Brice Roger is the higest bib to reach the podium since Hannes Trinkl who won a Super G race in 1993 with bib 51 :woohoo:

 

Josef Strobl won DH in Val d'Isere 1994 with bib 61. I remember watching that race live on Eurosport since Strobl won a training run and the coverage extended all the way until his run.

 

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