
Alpine Skiingwomen's european cup
European Cup: best result of the career for the twenty year old from Aosta, Cillara Rossi is seventh on the day of the first Swiss victory, which burns the dominatrix of the circuit by 4 cents.
Sunday 16 February 2020 3 minutes reading time
A spectacular super-g, to conclude the long round of the women's European Cup in the snow of Crans-Montana.
A race that also saw the participation of Tina Weirather (halfway out of the track, with bib number 2), eager to test the Mont Lachaux track which from next Friday will host the first of the two descents of the World Cup, and with Italy an excellent protagonist.
The podium has not arrived, but in the fourth seasonal event of the specialty there was the best result of Giulia Albano's career, among other things in the middle of the race to conquer the fixed position towards the next World Cup: the 20 year old from Valle d'Aosta , who had been fifth at the start of the season in Kvitfjell and twice ninth on the slopes of Crans-Montana, took a splendid 4th place at 65 cents from the winner Jasmina Suter.
The 24-year-old from Switzerland took the first triumph in the European Cup, burning for only 4 cents the dominatrix of the circuit, the Austrian Nadine Fest, with another Swiss in great shape, Rahel Kopp, third with a couple of tenths of margin right on Albano. And behind Dannewitz, fifth, and Jenal sixth, here is Valentina Cillara Rossi who confirms herself after the excellent results in the downhill, placing seventh with 89 cents behind.
Fair 22nd place for Elena Dolmen, instead came out of Canal, Zanoner, Galli, Runggaldier and Pizzato.
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Jasmina Suter surprises Fest in the super-G of Crans-Montana, splendid 4 place for Giulia Albano
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