Alpine Skiingwomen's world cup
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The Altenmarkt-Zauchensee race brought Corinne Suter ahead of everyone and with margin, but Goggia, Marsaglia and Delago are there. In the overall Michelle Gisin returns to fourth position.
Saturday 11 January 2020 6 minutes reading time
The third downhill of the season, won today in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee by Corinne Suter, led the Helvetian to wear for the first time in his career the red bib of leader of the specialty, which he will already defend next January 24 in Bansko in the recovery of the race canceled in Val d''Isère.
The Swiss, always in the top five between Lake Louise and today's race, already has a fair margin on Ledecka and Schmidhofer, who had shared the victories in Canada, but be careful because immediately afterwards there is the blue trio (within 3 points) formed by Sofia Goggia, who pays 113 points from Suter after 3 tests out of the 9 scheduled, Francesca Marsaglia and Nicol Delago, who overtook Mikaela Shiffrin, who remained in the pits today.
In the World Cup overall, however, little changes with the American always with over 300 points on Petra Vlhova, waiting for the Sunday combined, while Federica Brignone took 14 points and remains firmly in third place, with over 100 lengths on Michelle Gisin returned to 4th place with the podium of the descent on the Salzburg snow.
WORLD CUP RANKING WOMEN'S DOWNHILL (3/9)
1st Corinne Suter 225 pt, 2nd Ester Ledecka 182, 3rd Nicole Schmidhofer 154, 4th Sofia Goggia 112, 5th Francesca Marsaglia 110, 6th Nicol Delago 109, 7th Mikaela Shiffrin 106, 8th Stephanie Venier 89, 9 ° Michelle Gisin 88, 9 ° Nina Ortlieb 88, 11 ° Viktoria Rebensburg 87, 12 ° Kira Weidle 79, 13 ° Tamara Tippler 66, 14 ° Tina Weirather 65, 15 ° Ilka Stuhec 60, 19 ° Elena Curtoni 35, 29 ° Federica Brignone 14, 30 ° Laura Pirovano 13, 32 ° Nadia Delago 10.
CLASSIFICATION OF THE WOMEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP (14/40)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 826 pt, 2nd Petra Vlhova 513, 3rd Federica Brignone 465, 4th Michelle Gisin 361, 5th Viktoria Rebensburg 337, 6th Corinne Suter 325, 7th Wendy Holdener 287, 8th Mina Fuerst Holtmann 281, 9 ° Sofia Goggia 275, 10 ° Marta Bassino 269, 10 ° Katharina Liensberger 269, 12 ° Nicole Schmidhofer 236, 13 ° Anna Swenn Larsson 235, 14 ° Nicol Delago 196, 15 ° Tessa Worley 190, 22 ° Francesca Marsaglia 147, 37 ° Irene Curtoni 92, 47 ° Elena Curtoni 66, 67 ° Martina Peterlini 23, 76 ° Laura Pirovano 15, 78 ° Nadia Delago 14, 78 ° Lara Della Mea 14, 92 ° Roberta Melesi 7.
WCSL FEMALE DESCENT
1st Nicole Schmidhofer 485 pt, 2nd Corinne Suter 470, 3rd Stephanie Venier 370, 4th Ilka Stuhec 355, 5th Ramona Siebenhofer 315, 6th Kira Weidle 297, 7th Nicol Delago 282, 8th Sofia Goggia 269, 9 ° Ester Ledecka 238, 10 ° Michelle Gisin 226, 11 ° Viktoria Rebensburg 221, 12 ° Tamara Tippler 174, 13 ° Romane Miradoli 165, 14 ° Mikaela Shiffrin 159, 14 ° Francesca Marsaglia 159, 19 ° Nadia Fanchini 146, 28 ° Federica Brignone 83, 33 ° Elena Curtoni 60, 36 ° Johanna Schnarf 53, 43 ° Elena Fanchini 21, 44 ° Marta Bassino 17, 48 ° Laura Pirovano 13, 49 ° Nadia Delago 12.
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