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Loïc Meillard is contesting his first race at the World Championships in Saalbach as part of the team combined. The technician forms a duo with downhill world champion Franjo von Allmen
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The duos for the men's team combined at the World Championships in Saalbach have been announced. Among others, downhill world champion Franjo von Allmen and high-class technician Loïc Meillard will form a team on Wednesday.
Tanguy Nef and Alexis Monney, the bronze medal winner in the downhill, will also be competing together. Daniel Yule forms a team with Justin Murisier, Marc Rochat with Stefan Rogentin.
The big absentee at the premiere of the men's format is Marco Odermatt. The super-G world champion already told "ServusTV" on Monday evening that the giant slalom on Friday had "higher priority" for him. Instead of "needing a lot of energy again" in the team combined, he will concentrate on the giant slalom training. The 27-year-old from Nidwalden is the defending champion in the basic discipline.