Olympic champ Raich wins World Cup slalom, Sasaki 2nd

Olympic champ Raich wins World Cup slalom, Sasaki 2nd

SHIGA KOGEN, Japan - Winter Olympic double gold medalist Benjamin Raich (R) celebrates with champagne after winning a World Cup slalom meet at Shiga Kogen in Nagano Prefecture with runner-up Akira Sasaki (L) of Japan on March 10.

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