Roberta Melesi third in the Super Cup of the European Cup of Les Diablerets

Roberta Melesi terza nel superG di Coppa Europa di Les Diablerets
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Roberta Melesi third in the Super Cup of the European Cup of Les Diablerets

Despite the Austrian Elisabeth Reisinger close the SuperG with the time of 1.11.67, followed by compatriot Nina Ortlieb to 33 cents and from our Roberta Melesi to 48 (third podium in a few days for the Valsassinese, first in the specialty), Switzerland Nicole Good wins the combined with the time of 1.59.84, followed by the same Reisinger (+0.76) and the Helvetic Nathalie Groebli (+1.22).

Fourth the Austrian Michaela Heider, followed by Melesi (+1.28) and the Swiss Rahel Kopp. The top 10 finishes the French Tifany Roux, the Norwegian Maria Therese Tvibierg, our Jole Galli (+1.72) and the other Norwegian Kaja Norbye. Seventeenth Valentina Cillara Rossi, ex-aequo with the Austrian Michelle Niederweiser, twenty-fifth Asja Zenere and twenty-sixth Giulia Paventa, last blue at the finish line. Outside Carlotta da Canal, disqualified Nadia Delago. In the first descent on the snows of Chamonix, the transalpine Victor Schuller is imposed with the time of 1.20.43, putting behind the Austrian Manuel Traninger for 69 cents and the Swiss Stefan Rogentin for 74. Fourth and fifth other two Swiss, Nils Mani and Arnaud Noisset, followed by the American Sam Morse, sixth ex-aequo with the Norwegian Stian Saugestad. Eighth the French Nils Alphand, while the Danish Top Christoffer Faarup and the Austrian Niklas Koeck close the Top10. The first light blue is Matteo De Vettori, 1.34 from Schuller, the eleventh ex-aequo with the French Sam Alphand. Federico Simoni is twenty-third, with Henri Battilani just out of 30 thirty. Nicolò Molteni is thirty-sixth, Mattia Cason thirty-ninth, Matteo Vaghi forty, Pietro Zazzi forty-seventh, Hugo Mittermair fiftieth and Federico Tomasoni fifty-second. Outside Davide Cazzaniga, Florian Schieder and Dominik Zuech. In the second he won again Schuller with the time of 1.20.29, pulling Hands for 24 cents and Boisset for 51. Fourth another Swiss, Lars Roesti, fifth Traninger and sixth the first of the Italians, Davide Cazzaniga (+0.77). Settimo Morse, eighth the French Thomas Mermillod Blondin, followed by two Germans, Christof and Klaus Brandner, who complete the Top10. Quattordicesimo Battilani, eighteenth Simoni, twenty-third Schieder, thirtieth De Vettori, thirty-first Vaghi, thirty-eighth Molteni, fortieth Zuech, forty-fourth Zazzi, forty-seventh Tomasoni, fiftieth Mittermair and fifty-third Cason.
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