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And 'Swiss Dominique Gisin was the fastest in the second downhill training run in Val d'Isere but behind her just 4 cents is the bugbear of all, Lindsey Vonn. Here the complete result of the test!
Thursday 19 December 2013 2 minutes reading time
Not surprisingly, the U.S. has won three of the last five descended on the Oreiller-Killy and tomorrow will probably be the big favorite. Third to 16 cents Slovenian Tina Maze, the fourth, fifth and sixth the Austrian Anna Fenninger, Elisabeth Görgl and Stefanie Moser, Germany's Maria Riesch seventh, eighth Swiss Marianne Kaufmann-Abderhalden, ninth and tenth Tina Weirather Spain's Carolina Ruiz Castillo.
The Nineteenth World Cup points leader Lara Gut, who won last year but track conditions and visibility much better than the other competitors. So the blue: Daniela Merighetti fourteenth, twenty-second Elena Fanchini, Nadia Fanchini twenty-third, twenty-seventh Verena Stuffer, Johanna Schnarf thirty-first, thirty-ninth Camilla Borsotti, forty-Francesca Marsaglia, forty-eighth Enrica Cipriani. Tomorrow, weather permitting, is scheduled for the third and final training run ahead of Saturday's downhill.
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