Beer wins Swiss downhill title
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Siegenthaler victorious in women's championship
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Nick Beer | 0:04:06.90 |
2 | Lutz Weber | 0:00:02.41 |
3 | Samuel Zbinden | 0:00:04.42 |
4 | Martin Frei | 0:00:04.47 |
5 | Dominik Gspan | 0:00:06.47 |
6 | Janick Lieberherr | 0:00:07.94 |
7 | Lars Peyer | 0:00:09.61 |
8 | Thomas Jeandin | 0:00:10.84 |
9 | Nicolas Walser | 0:00:11.94 |
10 | Roman Roschi | 0:00:12.01 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Emilie Siegenthaler | 0:04:46.15 |
2 | Miriam Ruchti | 0:00:03.21 |
3 | Carina Cappellari | 0:00:16.90 |
4 | Noemi Derron | 0:00:21.12 |
5 | Anita Gehrig | 0:00:28.40 |
6 | Sidonie Jolidon | 0:00:29.11 |
7 | Joanne Muoser | 0:00:33.86 |
8 | Martina Amstutz | 0:00:38.05 |
9 | Sabrina Morell | 0:00:40.21 |
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