Ski Mountaineering
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First date with the Ski mountaineering World Cup and first joys for Italy in the Austrian town of Bischofshofen.
Monday 21 January 2019 5 minutes reading time
Robert Antonioli won the men's senior sprint on Friday, beating Swiss Iwan Arnold and team-mate Nicolò Canclini, who in turn won the Espoir classification. In the women's race, Giulia Murada took third place and Samantha Bertolina and Valeria Pasquazzo occupied the first two places among the juniors.
In the men's individual seniors on Sunday a double-barreled blue with Michele Boscacci and Antonioli second. The two have been since the beginning in the leading group together with the Swiss Marti Werner and the other two teammates Federico Nicolini and Nadir Maguet. The first initiative was of the Swiss athlete, then downhill Michele Boscacci 'reached and then detached going to win alone with the time of 1h26''14 ", while behind Antonioli has slowly reduced the gap ending up too with the climb over the Swiss and closing in second position 24 seconds from Boscacci.
Among the seniors podium only touched for Alba De Silvestro, who finished fourth behind the French Axelle Mollaret, the Spanish Claudia Galicia Cotrina and the Swiss Marianne Fatton. It went better in the espoirs and in the juniors for Italy with another two Italian doubles scored one by Murada and Mara Martini and the other by Bertolina and Pasquazzo. In the men's junior category podium also for Giovanni Rossi, second behind the Swiss Aurélien Gay. Next week the second stop in Font Blanca, in the Principality of Andorra, with a vertical and an individual.
Men's seniors sprint on Friday 18
1. Robert Antonioli (ITA)
2. Iwan Arnold (SUI)
3. Nicolò Ernesto Canclini (ITA)
Female seniors sprint on Friday 18
1. Marianne Fatton (SUI)
2. Claudia Galicia Cotrina (ESP)
3. Marta Garcia Farres (ESP)
Male Sprint Espoir on Friday 18th
1. Nicolò Ernesto Canclini (ITA)
2. Arno Lietha (SUI)
3. Thibault Anselmet (FRA)
Female Sprint Espoir on Friday 18th
1. Adèle Milloz (FRA)
2. Lena Bonnel (FRA)
3. Giulia Murada (ITA)
Junior men's sprint on Friday 18
1. Patrick Perreten (SUI)
2. Aurélien Gay (SUI)
3. Léo Besson (SUI)
Junior Women's Sprint on Friday 18
1. Samantha Bertolina (ITA)
2. Valeria Pasquazzo (ITA)
3. Miruna-Maria Girbacea (ROU)
Individual male seniors on Sunday 20
1. Michele Boscacci (ITA)
2. Robert Antonioli (ITA)
3. Werner Marti (SUI)
Individual female seniors of Sunday 20
1. Axelle Mollaret (FRA)
2. Claudia Galicia Cotrina (ESP)
3. Marianne Fatton (SUI)
Individual male espoir on Sunday 20
1. Samuel Equy (FRA)
2. Hans-Inge Klette (NOR)
3. Thibault Anselmet (FRA)
Individual female espoir on Sunday 20
1. Giulia Murada (ITA)
2. Mara Martini (ITA)
3. Arina Riatsch (SUI)
Individual male junior on Sunday 20
1. Aurélien Gay (SUI)
2. Giovanni Rossi (ITA)
3. Patrick Perreten (SUI)
Individual female junior on Sunday 20
1. Samantha Bertolina (ITA)
2. Valeria Pasquazzo (ITA)
3. Miruna-Maria Girbacea (ROU)
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