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The rankings of a beautiful World Cup: the first of the two super-gs of Sankt Moritz brought the Italian and the Ticino team closer together, but the response of Mikaela (who "saved" himself in the WCSL in view of Sunday's race) was ready.
Saturday 11 December 2021 6 minutes reading time
A challenge to four, probably, with the first rift ahead that is becoming such with this series of speed races that Sofia Goggia and Lara Gut-Behrami are launching.
The general classification of the women's CdM always sees Mikaela Shiffrin in front of everyone, thanks also to the good 3rd place today in Sankt Moritz, but the first super-g in Engadine brought the blue to 70 points from the three-time winner of the crystal, with the Ticino in turn fourth at -167, but in the fast lane against Petra Vlhova, already thinking about the second super-g scheduled for Sunday.
Then there will be the fast races of Val d''Isère, next week, almost certainly without Shiffrin at the start, before Courchevel and Lienz where the American could return to earn, but it is really a beautiful comparison what we are starting to live. at the end of the "first quarter" of the season.
The super-g World Cup sees Goggia and Gut-Behrami paired in the lead with 180 points and keeping the pace of the Comano star will not be easy for Super Sofy, but the two have already stretched significantly with Shiffrin third at -80 and Brignone fourth with 103 lengths to recover.
In addition to the huge margin of "Mrs Super-G" Lara, in front of Brignone and Suter, the WCSL of discipline signals the ascent of Goggia now fifth and with the possibility of choosing a better bib starting tomorrow, the exit from the top 10 of Marsaglia, forced to number 1 in the first two specialty races, in which Mikaela Shiffrin has not yet returned, 14th but in fact 11th for the super-g on Sunday (with the absences of Ledecka, Vickhoff Lie and Vlhova). Had it been tenth, 99% would have found the first bib which, even more so on a track like Sankt Moritz, would have been a not insignificant disadvantage.
WORLD CUP SUPER-G WOMEN RANKING (2/9)
1st Lara Gut-Behrami 180 pt, 1st Sofia Goggia 180 pt, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 100, 4th Federica Brignone 77, 5th Elena Curtoni 76, 6th Mirjam Puchner 72, 6th Ragnhild Mowinckel 72, 8th Tamara Tippler 63, 9th Marie-Michele Gagnon 49, 10th Breezy Johnson 46, 11th Ariane Raedler 45, 11th Joana Haehlen 45, 13th Wendy Holdener 36, 14th Jasmine Flury 35, 15th Ramona Siebenhofer 32, 16th Marta Bassino 29, 18th Francesca Marsaglia 24, 33rd Roberta Melesi 8, 36th Karoline Pichler 3, 36th Nicol Delago 3, 40th Nadia Delago 1.
WOMEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (9/37)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 465 pt, 2nd Sofia Goggia 395, 3rd Petra Vlhova 340, 4th Lara Gut-Behrami 298, 5th Andreja Slokar 210, 6th Breezy Johnson 206, 7th Lena Duerr 201, 8th Katharina Liensberger 187 , 9th Wendy Holdener 182, 10th Mirjam Puchner 164, 11th Sara Hector 158, 12th Thea Louise Stjernesund 144, 13th Ramona Siebenhofer 132, 13th Federica Brignone 132, 15th Corinne Suter 129, 19 Elena Curtoni 103, 25th Nadia Delago 81, 27th Marta Bassino 79, 40th Nicol Delago 45, 62nd Martina Peterlini 25, 64th Francesca Marsaglia 24, 87th Roberta Melesi 8, 95th Karoline Pichler 3.
WOMEN'S SUPER-G WCSL
1st Lara Gut-Behrami 680 pt, 2nd Federica Brignone 356, 3rd Corinne Suter 336, 4th Tamara Tippler 309, 5th Sofia Goggia 249, 5th Ester Ledecka 249, 7th Marta Bassino 231, 8th Nicole Schmidhofer 198 , 9th Elena Curtoni 185, 10th Kajsa Vickhoff Lie (inf.) 182, 11th Marie-Michele Gagnon 181, 12th Ragnhild Mowinckel 163, 13th Petra Vlhova 150, 14th Mikaela Shiffrin 148, 15th Francesca Marsaglia 141, 34th Nicol Delago 42, 37th Laura Pirovano (inf.) 38, 39th Roberta Melesi 35, 60th Karoline Pichler 3, 61st Verena Gasslitter 2, 64th Nadia Delago 1.
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