Howden, Hoffos medal for Canada in World Cup ski cross

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Canada's Reece Howden wins World Cup ski cross gold in Georgia

Canadian ski cross racer Reece Howden took home gold on Saturday at a World Cup event in Gudauri, Georgia, marking his fourth victory and fifth medal of the season.

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Skicrosser Florian Wilmsmann took second place at the World Cup in Gudauri/Georgia and shortened his gap in the World Cup. German women, on the other hand, went out empty.

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Howden, Hoffos medal for Canada in World Cup ski cross

GUDAURI - Canada picked up two medals in World Cup ski cross action in Georgia on Saturday.

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One day after her victory, Fanny Smith takes second place in Gudauri. Ryan Regez goes out empty in the final and becomes 4th.

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Reece Howden won the FIS Ski Cross World Cup race presented in Gudauri, Georgia. It was his fourth win this season and a 15th in his career. The Canadian skier had won his first three waves of the day before ahead of Florian Wilmsmann of Germany and Simone Deromedis of Italy in the finals. It also allowed him to forget his performance the day before he was eliminated from the eighth in the finals. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FIS…

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Núria Castán goes up to the podium on the Freeride World Tour de Georgia - Sports Finding

MADRID, 1 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) – The Spanish ‘Rider’ Núria Castán has ended in third position on the fourth day of the Freeride World Tour, which has been held in Georgia, a result that brings him closer to his goal of qualifying for the Verbier finals (Switzerland). The day started with the category of male snowboarding and, after it, it was the turn of the female. The Catalan left the last last in search of a very solid descent to be able to be…