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Narvik Junior World Championships: very strong wind and the Austrians lead over Cashman and the Aosta Valley, fourth and 77 cents away. Allemand in a good position, outside Zanoner and Ghisalberti. Around 2.30 pm the slalom run.
Monday 9 March 2020 2 minutes reading time
Magdalena Egger and Lisa Grill are also in charge of the Narvik junior world championships, also in the women's alpine combined after a super-g race obviously conditioned by a very strong wind (gusts up to 80 km / h).
The Austrians, already gold and silver both downhill and in super-g with Egger in front of Grill once again by a few cents (this morning there were only 4), were however very good at managing the situation, distancing the American by 31 cents Keely Cashman, who is scary being an excellent slalomist. The decisive round is scheduled around 14.30, after the men's super-g always valid for the combined.
Italy clings to the excellent performance of Giulia Albano, now a guarantee in the discipline: starting with the bib number 28, the Aosta Valley cleverly interprets a very tough track, for a fourth place at 81 cents from Egger who keeps everything open for the fight the medal. There are three Germans nearby, Lippert, Willibald and Stuffer, while the second and only other Italian who has reached the finish line is Sara Allemand, 11th with 1 â€44 behind. In fact, Monica Zanoner, after two excellent intermediates, and Ilaria Ghisalberti came out.
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