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The rankings of the Women's World Cup after the two giants of Courchevel: Mikaela (who will not be in Val d''Isère) enters the game definitively, Brignone again red bib and Gisin ...
Monday 14 December 2020 7 minutes reading time
A five-way challenge, probably, after a second giant from Courchevel who left a heavy zero for the first two of the overall standings of a World Cup that promises to be beautiful.
With Petra Vlhova and Marta Bassino dry, the cards have been reshuffled behind the Slovak, who always leads the overall after having obtained five podiums in the first five races, but now she finds herself Mikaela Shiffrin behind her. Of course, as we all know, the American has trained little or nothing and there will not be in the new speed opening scheduled from Friday to Sunday in Val d''Isère, but if the champion of Eagle will really reach her 100% even just between slalom and giant, one cannot fail to consider it in full swing for what would be its fourth absolute crystal ball.
Brignone and Bassino are there and ready to gnaw ground in the three French speed races (where there will still be Vlhova), but always ahead of all in the giant's cup: Fede overtook Marta by 5 points, while Michelle Gisin climbed up to fourth place both in the ranking of specialties and in the general. And for the Swiss there is also the good news of entering the first sub-group of merit (in view of the giant of Semmering on December 28), from which Sara Hector immediately comes out, with today's tenth place. Always talking about WCSL, Alice Robinson risks big with the two 0s of Courchevel (now she has only 11 points on Hector herself, eighth), while Sofia Goggia overtook Mowinckel and, while remaining behind the injured Hrovat, who should back to Semmering, she is 15th and therefore will start in the second sub-group also in the next challenge between wide doors in Austria.
WOMEN'S GIANT WORLD CUP RANKING (3/9)
1st Federica Brignone 205 pt, 2nd Marta Bassino 200, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 150, 4th Michelle Gisin 132, 5th Sara Hector 124, 6th Petra Vlhova 120, 7th Tessa Worley 111, 8th Lara Gut-Behrami 97 , 9th Stephanie Brunner 90, 10th Katharina Liensberger 85, 11th Sofia Goggia 82, 12th Katharina Truppe 62, 13th Ricarda Haaser 58, 14th Mina Fuerst Holtmann 45, 15th Meta Hrovat 40, 20th Elena Curtoni 32.
WOMEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (6/34)
1st Petra Vlhova 420 pt, 2nd Mikaela Shiffrin 275, 3rd Marta Bassino 258, 4th Michelle Gisin 257, 5th Federica Brignone 248, 6th Katharina Liensberger 220, 7th Sara Hector 174, 8th Lara Gut-Behrami 157 , 9th Katharina Troops 154, 10th Wendy Holdener 126, 11th Paula Moltzan 114, 12th Tessa Worley 111, 13th Franziska Gritsch 96, 14th Stephanie Brunner 90, 15th Sofia Goggia 86, 23rd Irene Curtoni 56, 37 Elena Curtoni 32, 51 Martina Peterlini 11, 71 Marta Rossetti 2.
GIANT FEMALE WCSL
1st Federica Brignone 490 pt, 2nd Marta Bassino 416, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 370, 4th Petra Vlhova 353, 5th Tessa Worley 234, 6th Alice Robinson 232, 7th Michelle Gisin 231, 8th Sara Hector 221, 9 ° Mina Fuerst Holtmann 193, 10th Wendy Holdener 179, 11th Lara Gut-Behrami 166, 12th Katharina Liensberger 161, 13th Stephanie Brunner 159, 14th Meta Hrovat 158, 15th Sofia Goggia 139, 34th Elena Curtoni 32, 44th Irene Curtoni 18, 58th Laura Pirovano 8, 59th Francesca Marsaglia 7, 60th Luisa Bertani 5, 60th Roberta Melesi 5.
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