Two wins in the Italian sprint race of the World Ski Mountaineering VerbierVal de Bagnes

They are open Friday & Igrave; February 6, with a sprint in the resort & agrave; valesana Verbier & ndash; Val de Bagnes (SUI), the ISMF Moutaineering Ski World Championships, World Championships Ski Mountaineering. And immediately the three great nations of ski mountaineering (Italy, France and Switzerland) have made the big voice, buying up medals.

Monday 9 February 2015 4 minutes reading time

In the Cadet category, victory for the landlord Arno Lietha before the duo formed by Italian Stefano Confortola and Andrea Prandi, beaten after dominating qualifying in the morning. As for the Cadette, victory of French Fanny Meynet-Cordonnier, silver for the & rsquo; Italian Giulia Murada, bronze for the & rsquo; other transalpine Justine Tonso. In the categories Junior, winning the sprint for Davide Magnini (ITA) in front of the Swiss and French Arnaud Gasser Simon Bellabouvier; net the victory of the French Marianne Fatton before the Valtellina Giulia Compagnoni and Alba de Silvestro. It & rsquo; was then the turn of the categories Espoir (races held at the same time that the Senior category), where the young German Anton Palzer had no problems to overtake Italians Nadir Maguet (still good to hoist himself up to the final) and Luca Faifer; among girls victory & egrave; went to the Spanish Marta Garcia Farres. Race with little pathos between Senior, where once more & ugrave; & Egrave; staged the domain of Laetitia Roux; The French, after finishing the qualification only in twelfth position, in the later rounds left the crumbs to the opponent, so it can finish its triumphant day with 7 & rdquo; ahead of the medal & rsquo; silver, the Polish Anna Figure, and 16 & rdquo; on Swiss Severine Pont Combe, bronze. & nbsp; Finally, in the categories Senior-Men, was announced the winner of the duel between the Sprint World Cup in Puy-Saint-Vincent, Robert Antonioli, and German Josef Rottmoser; and duel & egrave; state until the & rsquo; last change of the final, when & egrave; l & rsquo; Italian pi & ugrave; quick to jump to the & rsquo; arrival, while the German, slowed by a problem with the stick, can not replace in the final sprint. Third place, at a safe distance, the beaming Swiss Iwan Arnold. For the complete results: https://www.mso-chrono.ch/results/405-ismf-world-championships-sprint/3368/categorie Fabio Nava