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Hector saw the margin over Worley reduced to just 5 points before the final race on March 20 in Courchevel. Two blue in the finals, namely Brignone and Bassino, but also Goggia and Curtoni with the right to participate.
Friday 11 March 2022 5 minutes reading time
The Are giant has completely reopened the games for the specialty World Cup, with Sara Hector, out in the 2nd heat after six consecutive podiums, who now has just 5 points against Tessa Worley. Likely, whoever arrives in front on Sunday 20 March in the final challenge on the Courchevel track, will take home the trophy (it would be the first for the Swede, the second for the transalpine), even if there would also be Mikaela Shiffrin in the race, 51 lengths away, and Petra Vlhova at -91.
Shiffrin and Vlhova who will play the general in the finals on the French snow, with the American ahead of 77 points, while Federica Brignone, despite today's exit, remains third with 80 points of margin on Sofia Goggia, but has seen every hope to play with the first two.
In the giant's WCSL, Bassino and Brignone are now even in fifth position, but what matters is having increased the margin on the "border" of the first sub-group, effectively guaranteeing the top 7 for the start of next season in Soelden.
At the specialty finals, Italy will have the Cuneo and Valle d'Aosta qualified players, while Sofia Goggia (who would need a good result in Courchevel thinking in view of 2022/23) and Elena Curtoni will still be able to participate in the last giant thanks to points of the general WCSL. Out of 25, even 33rd with just 44 points won in eight seasonal tests, Alice Robinson who will not take part in the final race after winning it 12 months ago in Lenzerheide. Resounding.
WOMEN'S GIANT WORLD CUP RANKING (8/9)
1st Sara Hector 522 pt, 2nd Tessa Worley 517, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 471, 4th Petra Vlhova 431, 5th Marta Bassino 276, 6th Federica Brignone 216, 7th Ragnhild Mowinckel 208, 8th Michelle Gisin 207, 9 ° Maryna Gasienica-Daniel 187, 10th Katharina Truppe 183, 11th Coralie Frasse Sombet 145, 12th Ramona Siebenhofer 140, 13th Valérie Grenier 130, 14th Ricarda Haaser 127, 15th Lara Gut-Behrami 125, 35th Sofia Goggia 37, 37th Elena Curtoni 27, 41st Roberta Melesi 20, 51st Karoline Pichler 5.
WOMEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (32/37)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 1216 pt, 2nd Petra Vlhova 1139, 3rd Federica Brignone 931, 4th Sofia Goggia 851, 5th Sara Hector 742, 6th Ragnhild Mowinckel 695, 7th Michelle Gisin 664, 8th Corinne Suter 657, 9 ° Tessa Worley 647, 10th Ramona Siebenhofer 594, 11th Lara Gut-Behrami 590, 12th Elena Curtoni 543, 13th Marta Bassino 539, 14th Mirjam Puchner 482, 15th Wendy Holdener 477, 30th Nadia Delago 264, 30 Nicol Delago 138, 59th Francesca Marsaglia 101, 74th Karoline Pichler 59, 75th Roberta Melesi 58, 96th Martina Peterlini 25, 112th Anita Gulli 8.
GIANT FEMALE WCSL
1st Sara Hector 642 pt, 2nd Tessa Worley 560, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 521, 4th Petra Vlhova 485, 5th Federica Brignone 333, 5th Marta Bassino 333, 7th Michelle Gisin 274, 8th Ragnhild Mowinckel 264, 9 Katharina Truppe 241, 10 Maryna Gasienica-Daniel 236, 11 Lara Gut-Behrami 224, 12 Meta Hrovat (inf.) 169, 13 Ramona Siebenhofer 162, 14 Coralie Frasse Sombet 150, 15 Katharina Liensberger 146, 33rd Sofia Goggia 54, 36th Elena Curtoni 36, 42nd Roberta Melesi 21, 52nd Karoline Pichler 5, 61st Roberta Midali 1.
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