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The World Cup rankings after the descent of Garmisch-Partenkirchen: Faith -190 from Shiffrin in general and with a super ... giant chance in a few hours.
Saturday 8 February 2020 7 minutes reading time
The descent of Garmisch-Partenkirchen further shortened the various World Cup rankings, starting with the general that sees Mikaela Shiffrin, absent in Bavaria after the family drama experienced with the loss of her father, with 190 points of margin on a Federica Brignone simply unleashed and capable of scollinare share 1000 (another record for the Aosta Valley), already thinking of the huge opportunity that promises Sunday with the super-G on Kandahar.
The beauty is that Fede is even in the running for the descent cup, already wearing the super-g red bib, giant and combined; sure, three races are missing and there are 83 points to recover in Corinne Suter with two rivals such as Shiffrin (who has missed two races in the discipline) and Ledecka in the middle, but it is not impossible to think that the next stage of Crans-Montana, on a track that Brignone loves and which will host two descents (one is the recovery of Rosa Khutor), can also overturn all the hierarchies. Theoretically Elena Curtoni, Francesca Marsaglia and Sofia Goggia are also still fighting, but a half miracle would be needed.
WORLD CUP RANKING WOMEN'S DOWNHILL (6/9)
1st Corinne Suter 317 pt, 2nd Mikaela Shiffrin 256, 3rd Ester Ledecka 253, 4th Federica Brignone 234, 5th Viktoria Rebensburg 211, 6th Elena Curtoni 196, 7th Nicole Schmidhofer 176, 8th Francesca Marsaglia 174, 9 ° Kira Weidle 171, 10 ° Sofia Goggia 162, 11 ° Marta Bassino 145, 12 ° Stephanie Venier 133, 12 ° Nina Ortlieb 133, 14 ° Joana Haehlen 125, 14 ° Ilka Stuhec 125, 16 ° Nicol Delago 111, 26 ° Laura Pirovano 60, 39 ° Nadia Delago 16, 51 ° Verena Gasslitter 1.
FEMALE GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (23/40)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 1225 pt, 2nd Federica Brignone 1035, 3rd Petra Vlhova 862, 4th Marta Bassino 640, 5th Viktoria Rebensburg 556, 6th Corinne Suter 517, 7th Wendy Holdener 503, 8th Sofia Goggia 479, 9 ° Michelle Gisin 417, 10 ° Lara Gut-Behrami 354, 11 ° Katharina Liensberger 332, 12 ° Elena Curtoni 328, 13 ° Ester Ledecka 320, 14 ° Anna Swenn Larsson 315, 15 ° Nicole Schmidhofer 302, 19 ° Francesca Marsaglia 229, 25 ° Nicol Delago 207, 42 ° Irene Curtoni 125, 52 ° Laura Pirovano 94, 87 ° Nadia Delago 27, 89 ° Martina Peterlini 23, 98 ° Lara Della Mea 14, 106 ° Marta Rossetti 9, 109 ° Roberta Melesi 7, 124 ° Verena Gasslitter 1.
WCSL FEMALE DESCENT
1st Corinne Suter 440 pt, 2nd Nicole Schmidhofer 342, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 282, 4th Ester Ledecka 281, 5th Kira Weidle 280, 6th Viktoria Rebensburg 278, 7th Stephanie Venier 274, 8th Ilka Stuhec 273, 9 ° Federica Brignone 269, 10 ° Sofia Goggia 241, 11 ° Ramona Siebenhofer 236, 12 ° Elena Curtoni 208, 13 ° Francesca Marsaglia 199, 14 ° Nicol Delago 197, 15 ° Joana Haehlen 171, 18 ° Marta Bassino 154, 30 ° Nadia Fanchini 73, 33 ° Laura Pirovano 60, 44 ° Johanna Schnarf 26, 47 ° Nadia Delago 17, 52 ° Elena Fanchini 10, 65 ° Verena Gasslitter 1.
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