Paris swallows the Olympic disappointment: "I gave my all and did a good race, it wasn't enough"

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Paris swallows the Olympic disappointment: "I gave my all and did a good race, it wasn't enough"

Word to the Azzurri (Innerhofer, furious for the exit, returned directly to the village) after the descent of Yanqing, with Domme 6th and Marsaglia 15th in the great day of Beat Feuz.

The first competition of the Beijing Olympic Games for alpine skiing, the queen downhill, did not bring Italy that medal that Dominik Paris dreamed of winning, after the 4th place in PyeongChang 2018. The benchmark of Italian speed finished sixth, just over half a second behind his career rival, Beat Feuz, who today crowned a career with the Olympic title. While Christof Innerhofer left directly from the track to his room in the Olympic village, very angry about the exit on the first diagonal, “Domme” spoke to Rai Sport's microphones. “I can say that I gave my best, but today that wasn't enough. I don't know where I lost exactly, I will have to do the analysis and understand how Feuz made a difference. I think I made good lines and in general an ok race, but there is undoubtedly the disappointment. Tomorrow I'll try again in the super-g, even if I'm not in great shape in that specialty ”. Matteo Marsaglia, at the end of 15th, took a big risk just before the jump at the halfway point, as he explained in the interview granted to Ettore Giovannelli. “It was not a good feeling to almost see yourself in the networks, there in the central section, where, among other things, there was Much Mair stationed. I crossed the tails of the skis, at the last I managed to give the right direction, but I didn't get the ideal launch and I think I left about half a second. Even without the mistake, it wouldn't have been a medal race, but I think I could have gained 5-6 positions ”.
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