Alpine SkiingWomen's European Cup
After the victory of Zingerle in giant yesterday, more joys come from the European Cup: Roberta Melesi wins the Super-G in Sella Nevea with a time of 1.19.22, trimming 12 cents to the New Zealander Alice Robinson (class ''01) and 22 to' Michaela Heider from Austria. This is the first success for Roberta in the European Cup.
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Fourth is the Polish Maryna Gasienica-Daniel, fifth the second of the blue, Asja Zenere (+0.73), followed by the Austrian Martina Rettenwender, the German Patrizia Dorsch and another Austrian, Ariane Raedler. The Swiss Top Luana Fluetsch and the Austrian Nina Ortlieb close the Top 10.
Eleventh Nadia Delago, thirteenth Elisa Schranzhofer, class 2000 at the first race in the European Cup: really talented. Fifteenth Valentina Cillara Rossi, seventeenth Jole Galli followed by Teresa Runggaldier eighteenth. Twenty-fifth Giulia Albano, twenty-sixth Carlotta Da Canal, twenty-eighth Sofia Pizzato and thirty-first Geneva Maria Berta, last athlete at the finish line.
Outside Monica Zanoner, Laura Pirovano and Sofia Kerschbaumer, also 2000 class debut in the European Cup. I don't play Elena Dolmen.
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