By A Mystery Man Writer
Hannes Reichelt claimed his second straight World Cup downhill victory Saturday, cutting the gap on discipline leader Kjetil Jansrud to just 24 points going into the final race of the season. Reichelt, the super-G world champion, went down the Olympiabakken course in 1 minute, 29.65 seconds to beat Manuel Osborne-Paradis of Canada by 0.30 seconds and Werner Heel of Italy by 0.38.
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