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"It's a track that's significantly faster than any other tracks that we know," Hackl told the newspaper. "At the beginning, it was a great challenge for the athletes. But it's their job to master these demands. And they have. They all have the track under control, including the Georgian. Such a tiny driving error, it can happen."
"He simply was too late coming into the final curve," he added. "What happened was something that no one in the luge world could have imagined for possible."
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Maybe it's just a matter of translation or how the article was written, but how can he say it was a small error that "can happen" one moment and then say it was completely unimaginable the next?