Sarkany and Puigblanqué win in Kranj
Muriel Sarkany and Ramon Julian Puigblanqué win the final stage of the World Cup Difficulty, held in Kranj (SLO) last weekend.
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| Muriel Sarkany and Ramon Julian Puigblanqué won the final stage of the World Cup Difficulty, held in Kranj (SLO) last weekend. Alexandre Chabot's total domination of this year's World Cup circuit came to an end in the dying moments of the event, with the young Spaniard's first internatonal victory. No great surprises in the women's event, won convincingly by Muriel Sarkany. Natalija Gros made the most of the occasion to place second, ahead of Sandrine Levet from France. World Cup Difficulty 2002 > Calendar > Bolzano > Yekaterinburg > Imst > Lecco > Singapore > Aprica right: Ramon Julian Puigblanqué and Muriel Sarkany, first in Kranj
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