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This morning in Val Ridanna the two mass starts have closed the program of the second stage of the Ibu Cup of the season. After Rudy Zini's podium in Thursday's Super Sprint, another podium arrived for Italy with Alexia Runggaldier.
Sunday 15 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
In the women's Mass Start of the Val Ridanna the second podium of the season arrived for the Italian team in the Ibu Cup. Alexia Runggaldier ended up in third place, with an error-free test at the polygon, behind Porshneva and Glazyrina, both with two targets missed. Therefore good answers for the Alto Adige, in search of promotion in the major circuit. As usual in today's race, he unleashed a solid test from the stand but for the jump to the World Cup it is necessary to give continuity to the result and to grow in ski conditions.
In the men's field, the success went to the Norwegian Birkeland, already winner of the Super Sprint, who finished ahead of the German Rees and compatriot Bogetveit.
Third podium in as many competition days for the junior team, engaged in the first stage of the Ibu Junior Cup in Pokljuka (Slo). In Single Mixed Rebecca Passler and Michele Molinari limited their refills to six, finishing in third place behind France and Slovenia.
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