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WHISTLER Sweden won the men's cross-country skiing relay Wednesday after Marcus Hellner pulled away on the last leg for his second gold medal of the Olympics.
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Norway was the favorite in the race because of Northug's unrivaled closing ability, but he started 37.5 seconds behind Hellner on the final leg, which proved too tall of an order even for him.
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Petter Northug used a furious final leg to secure silver for Norway, beating Jonnier and Koukal in a sprint to finish 15.9 seconds behind Hellner.
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Northug set a blistering pace from the start to pull within eyesight of the leading trio after two laps, but never came any closer to Hellner.
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Soedergren and France's Maurice Manificat then took turns pushing the pace on the third leg, before Hellner did the rest for the Swedes.
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Hellner broke away from Emmanuel Jonnier of France and Martin Koukal of the Czech Republic on the final lap, quickly building a 15-second lead to decide the race with a couple of kilometers to go.
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The Swedish team of Daniel Richardsson, Johan Olsson, Anders Soedergren and Hellner finished the 4x10-kilometer race in 1 hour, 45 minutes, 5.4 seconds for its first relay gold since 1988.
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Marcus Hellner of Sweden was 0.8 seconds back in third.
Bjoergen edges USA's Randall as Norwegians sweep sprints 2010
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According to Hellner, approximately eight women wearing French Maid outfits and fuzzy stiletto mules leaped out of a late-model tan Suburban that had been idling nearby, grabbed nearly fifteen shopping carts, and surrounded his Lexus with them after he left a cart in a parking space rather than return it to the Cart Corral several spaces away even though the parking lot was nearly full.
Balancing in High Heels Eileen Rendahl 2004
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Hellner says the women yelled something regarding “common courtesy,” slapped a butterfly decal on his car, shoved the carts toward his Lexus, returned to the Suburban, and then drove away.
Balancing in High Heels Eileen Rendahl 2004
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