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Henrik Kristoffersen claimed his second alpine skiing slalom World Cup win in two days after an impressive performance at Garmisch-Partenkirchen on Sunday (27 February).
Henrik Kristoffersen ended a year-long wait for his 20th career slalom win Saturday, triumphing in the first men's World Cup race after the Beijing Olympics.
Henrik Kristoffersen bounced back from a disappointing Olympic performance to win the Alpine Skiing World Cup slalom race in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany on Saturday 26 February,
Garmisch-Partenkirchen ha vivido una mañana histórica para el esquí alpino español… por partida doble. Quim Salarich (28 años) firmaba un estratosférico octavo puesto final, a únicamente 1.11 del ganador (el noruego Henrik Kristoffersen) y a 0.60 del podio (el austriaco Manuel Feller), tras las dos bajadas del eslalon en la cita de la Copa del Mundo de Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Alemania) igualando lo conseguido por Paco Fernández Ochoa en la Combinada de Langgries de 1980. 42 años después, el esquiador alpino barcelonés de Vich lograba su mejor plaza en una prueba de la Copa del Mundo y firmaba una gesta que ya venía avisando tras dos decimoquintos y dos podios en la Copa de Europa.
India's campaign at the Beijing Winter Olympics came to disappointing end on Wednesday after the country's lone participant, alpine skier Arif Khan, logged a 'Did Not Finish' in the men's slalom event in Beijing. The 31-year-old from Baramulla district in Jammu and Kashmir, who had finished 45th in the giant slalom event on Sunday, was unable to complete Run 1 at the Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre. Since Khan, who was making his Winter Olympics debut, was unable to finish Run 1, he won't be competing in the second run of men's slalom event.
India's campaign at the Beijing Winter Olympics came to disappointing end on Wednesday after the country's lone participant, alpine skier Arif Khan, logged a 'Did Not Finish' in the men's slalom event in Beijing. The 31-year-old from Baramulla district in Jammu and Kashmir, who had finished 45th in the giant slalom event on Sunday, was unable to complete Run 1 at the Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre. Since Khan, who was making his Winter Olympics debut, was unable to finish Run 1, he won't be competing in the second run of men's slalom event.
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