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After two giants, the third round on the Trentino snow sees the '98 Army class dominate in an all-Italian top ten.
Wednesday 16 December 2020 2 minutes reading time
The three days of Folgaria with the “Grifo Gomme Trophy” ended, with the various FIS events that brought top-level athletes to the Trentino area, as demonstrated by the results of the two giants (both female and male) at the beginning of the week.
Today the grand finale with the women's slalom, without Roberta Midali who had dominated between the wide doors and moved to Hippach for the commitment of the European Cup: Anita Gulli, another blue slalomist seen in the World Cup, took care of dominating and able to make a vacuum already in the first heat.
The Turin specialist took her first success of the season, finishing with a 1 ”14 margin on Celina Haller, the twenty-year-old South Tyrolean in this first part of the 2020/21 vintage and able to climb from sixth place, a good 2 seconds from Gulli, in which he was halfway through the race. Third place instead for Sara Allemand, 1 ”45 from the winner and ahead of Martina Perruchon and Serena Viviani.
And with Tschurtschenthaler, Unterholzner, Steinmair, Giordano and Wieser from 6th to 10th place, an all-Italian top ten is completed.
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