In Vermont, the second specialty race of the World Cup season: only four blue at the start.
Sunday 1 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
The Killington weekend closes with the women's slalom which sees Mikaela Shiffrin as the most favored woman, already winner of the "Superstar" (in this specialty) in the three previous editions of the test among the rapid gates.
Appointment with the 1st run starting at 3.45pm, the second is scheduled for 7.00pm.
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Petra Vlhova will be the first to leave the starting gate, followed by Lysdahl and her great rival Mikaela Shiffrin, who won the Levi opening. And then in the first group is Liensberger, Swenn Larsson, Holdener with the 6 and Truppe, on the podium in the first season as the Swiss, to close the first 7. Only four the blue ones in the race: Curtoni with the 11, Brignone which also tries among the narrow poles with the 31, the young Peterlini with the 45 and Midali with the 58.
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SHIFFRIN Mikaela
VLHOVA Petra
SWENN LARSSON Anna














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