Cuche dominates

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    In the legendary Hahnenkammrennen in Kitzbühel, Austria, Didier Cuche (SUI) trounced the competition, winning the world’s toughest downhill ski race by almost a second from second-placed Bode Miller (USA), with Adrien Théaux (FRA) third. Cuche now has a record-equalling four Hahnenkamm downhill titles.

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