Alpine Skiingfemale world cup
The American champion on the run with nearly 200 points of margin on the Swiss, increasingly credible candidate to the podium in general.
Monday 2 December 2019 6 minutes reading time
It was quite predictable, but the two technical races of Killington, awaiting the debut of the sprinters with the Lake Louise triptych, allowed Mikaela Shiffrin to dig the first furrow in the various World Cup rankings.
After having conquered the red bib in giant, the dominator of the white circus did double in slalom already escaping to +90 in the specialty ranking on Anna Swenn Larsson, regular between Levi and the test in Vermont with a 4th and a 3rd place , as the re-entering Nina Haver-Loeseth (double 5th place) is doing very well, thus preceding Petra Vlhova and Wendy Holdener, the two true rivals of Mikaela between the narrow poles, but both out in one of the two races, in addition to the 2nd place obtained from the Slovak in Killington and from the Helvetic in the opening of Levi.
As for the overall Cup standings, there are already 192 margin points for Shiffrin against Michelle Gisin, who has achieved weight placements in all four races held so far and is increasingly a credible candidate for the final podium, also if clearly Vlhova, Holdener and Federica Brignone herself, in addition to the sprinters (Sofia Goggia in the first place) who will come on the scene next weekend, they have intact possibilities to be able to pursue Eagle's 24-year-old who objectively doesn't seem to have rivals.
Looking at the situation regarding the slalom WCSL, Brignone lost a huge chance to enter already in the 30s and start with the 16th, while Sunday's 10th place keeps Irene Curtoni in a good situation, with margin to defend her position in the 15 of the starting list.
FAMILY SLALOM WORLD CUP (2/11)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 200 pt, 2nd Anna Swenn Larsson 110, 3rd Nina Haver-Loeseth 90, 4th Petra Vlhova 80, 4th Wendy Holdener 80, 6th Katharina Liensberger 76, 7th Michelle Gisin 69, 8th Christina Ackermann 65, 9th Katharina Truppe 60, 10th Katharina Gallhuber 48, 11th Emelie Wikstroem 39, 12th Roni Remme 36, 13th Katharina Huber 32, 13th Lena Duerr 32, 13th Thea Louise Stjernesund 32, 20th Irene Curtoni 26 , 36th Martina Peterlini 5.
CLASSIFICATION OF THE FEMALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (4/41)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 340 pt, 2nd Michelle Gisin 148, 3rd Petra Vlhova 138, 4th Wendy Holdener 128, 5th Federica Brignone 125, 6th Marta Bassino 122, 7th Anna Swenn Larsson 110, 7th Mina Fuerst Holtmann 110 , 9th Tessa Worley 105, 10th Alice Robinson 100, 11th Nina Haver-Loeseth 90, 12th Katharina Truppe 85, 13th Katharina Liensberger 76, 14th Christina Ackermann 65, 15th Franziska Gritsch 64, 25th Irene Curtoni 36 , 36th Sofia Goggia 24, 49th Francesca Marsaglia 10, 53rd Roberta Melesi 7, 55th Martina Peterlini 5, 60th Laura Pirovano 1.
WCSL FEMALE SLALOM
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 962 pt, 2nd Petra Vlhova 644, 3rd Wendy Holdener 488, 4th Anna Swenn Larsson 454, 5th Frida Hansdotter (rit.) 343, 6th Katharina Liensberger 305, 7th Katharina Truppe 302, 8th Nina Haver-Loeseth 200, 9th Bernadette Schild (inf.) 195, 10th Christina Ackermann 190, 11th Michelle Gisin 180, 11th Kristin Lysdahl 180, 13th Katharina Gallhuber 159, 14th Irene Curtoni 136, 15th Laurence St -Germain 129, 22nd Chiara Costazza (rit.) 99, 44th Lara Della Mea 25, 46th Federica Brignone 17, 57th Martina Peterlini 5.
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