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FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup: Men's Giant Slalom Run 2 - Beaver Creek

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Watch the second and final run of the men's giant slalom competition from the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup stop in Beaver Creek.

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Switzerland's Thomas Tumler is in the lead after the first round of the Beaver Creek giant far ahead of Marco Odermatt and the French.

·Paris, France
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The men's Super-G in Beaver Greek is on the program. We'll be reporting live from 6:30 p.m., see ticker below. Here is the live ticker:Here is the score: Beaver Creek promises postcard weather for the weekend, everything is set up on the legendary Birds of Prey. “Racing is what sets us apart and what we are passionate about, so the anticipation is great,” said Vincent Kriechmayr ahead of the World Cup weekend. The slope is hard and icy, with hea…

·Vienna, Austria
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The 35-year-old Swiss Thomas Tumler is clearly ahead after the first run. The Austrians have made up huge gaps.

16. Timon Haugan17. Stefan Brennsteiner18. Thibaut Favrot19. Raphael Haaser20. Sam Maes....24. Justin Murisier28. Fadri Janutin29. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen44. Livio Simonet50. Sandro Zurbrügg Marco Odermatt is the logical favorite in the World Cup giant slalom in Beaver Creek at the end of the race weekend in the town in Colorado. The Nidwaldner wants to redeem himself with a win for his elimination in the first giant slalom of the winter at the …

·Zürich, Switzerland
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The ÖSV team has to make do without the injured Manuel Feller today. Follow the action live with the TT.com ticker!

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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Saturday, December 7, 2024.
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