In Lenzerheide Tina Maze fastest in the test. Ninth Merighetti

A Lenzerheide Tina Maze è la più veloce in prova. Nona Merighetti
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In Lenzerheide Tina Maze fastest in the test. Ninth Merighetti

Lenzerheide (Switzerland) - On the hard "Silvano Beltrametti," the track that certainly knows how to bring out the technical characteristics of the athletes, the Slovenian precedes Fabienne Suter and Anna Fenninger in the first time trial of the'' last season's downhill World Cup, scheduled Wednesday 12 March at 11:30. Good race from Brescia Merighetti, far from the best Elena Fanchini. Only 23 athletes at the start. HERE THE RESULT OF COMPLETE 1st TEST CRONOMENTRATA

For the Slovene time of 1'' 34'' 05'', preceded only 0'' 10'' Fabienne Suter, the Swiss descent brings you only the most technical tracks. Anna Fenninger third, launched the conquest of the overall World Cup, separated by 0'' 31''. Then two other Swiss, Aufdenblatten,'' s last race of his career, and Lara Gut, fourth and fifth; Goergl Sixth, seventh Maria Hoefl-Riesch, 1'' 16'' and A Maze by about eight-tenths of its rival crystal ball, Fenninger. Eighth Julia Mancuso, who won here the last descent'' held in 2011. Ninth Daniela Merighetti 1'''' 48, the tenth Cornelia Huetter. Tomorrow the second test. Recall that the races of the Finals will be able to participate in the junior world champions and Olympic and World Cup Top 25 in each specialty, in addition, those who have exceeded 500 points in the World Cup will also make the races where they are not qualified with previous criteria. These hypothetical with rights to participation: Women's downhill 1. Maria Riesch (GER) 2. Anna Fenninger (AUT) 3. Tina Weirather (Lie) (absent due to injury) 4. Tina Maze (Slo) (Olympic champion) 5. Marianne Abderhalden (Swi) 6. Elisabeth Görgl (Aut) 7. Lara Gut (Swi) 8. Andrea Fischbacher (AUT) 9. Dominique Gisin (Swi) (Olympic champion) 10. Elena Fanchini (Ita) 11. Nicole Schmidhofer (Aut) 12. Lotte Smiseth Sejersted (Nor) 13. Stacey Cook (USA) 13. Cornelia Hütter (Aut) 15. Kajsa Kling (Swe) 16. Regina Mader-Sterz (Aut) 16. Julia Mancuso (USA) 18. Stefanie Moser (Aut) 19. Fabienne Suter (Swi) 20. Carolina Ruiz Castillo (Spa) 21. Fränzi Aufdenblatten (Swi) 22. Daniela Merighetti (Ita) 23. Larisa Yurkiw (Can) 24. Nadja Kamer (Swi) 25. Nicole Hosp (AUT) Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) (+500 points in the Cup) Maria Pietilä-Holmner (Swe) (+500 points in the Cup) Corinne Suter (Swi) (junior world champion).
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