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Were held yesterday in the second round qualifiers of the World Cup snowboard cross at Lake Louise. All qualified boys, with the exception of Fabio Cordi. Unfortunately for Michela Moioli, while it took off Raffaella Ugly.
Saturday 21 December 2013 2 minutes reading time
The qualifications of the second round of the World Cup boarder cross had a bitter-sweet success for the Italian colors. The test male saw the blue qualification of six of the seven who took part in the race: with the exception of'' Fabio Cordi, fallen, have stamped the pass for the qualification Michael Godino (twelfth time for him, the'' single blue with Luca Matteotti - quindiciesimo-bravo to pass at the first run), Alberto Schiavon (seventeenth), Emanuel PERATHONER (twenty-first), Thomas Leoni (twenty-third) and Omar Visintin (thirtieth). Best time for the Canadian Christopher Robanske, ahead of Germany's Konstantin Schad and all other'' Canadian Robert Fagan.
In the women's race instead c'' is the record of our failure to qualify Michela Moioli, at the end of the twenty-first. It did not take off Raffaella Ugly, in a qualifying race that has claimed another victim of an'' excellent, the French Chloe Trespeuch. Best time for American Lindsey Jacobellis, who preceded the Canadian Dominique Maltais and the German Luke Berg.
The final stages of the race will start at 21.30 Italian time, with live broadcast on Eurosport 2.
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