Magdalena Egger is unbeatable: 5th world title jr, also the super-g, blue far from the podium

The Austrian beats the American surprise Jemison and her compatriot Olivier, with Aicher mocked this time. Vicky Bernardi closes 16th. Soon the men's super-g with Franzoni as favorite.

Saturday 5 March 2022 3 minutes reading time

Always and only Magdalena Egger. Simply unbeatable, the twenty-one-year-old Austrian who today, on the snows of Panorama on the second day of the junior world championships for girls, signed an encore after her gold descent, taking home the fifth world title of her career in the category. Even the super-g, in fact, is a monologue of the girl from Arlberg, which precedes by 45 cents the American surprise Ava Sunshine Jemison, born in 2002, a native of Edwards, home of a certain Mikaela Shiffrin who will smile for the arrival of a potential new talent. For Emma Aicher, after the silver downhill, another medal does not arrive for just 14 cents, given that the very talented German finishes fourth, + 0 "85 from Egger and behind the other Austrian Victoria Olivier, medal bronze. Then the Czech Alena Labastova, fifth ahead of the Canadians Gray and Bennett, disappointed as Macuga, 12th ahead of Richardson and Nyberg. The blue, who did not start with the underdogs, concluded far from the top. Out Beatrice Sola, the best was like in the downhill, when she was tenth, Vicky Bernardi who finished 16th at 1 ”76, ahead of Alice Calaba 27th, Annette Belfrond 40th and Sophie Mathiou 41st. Shortly after 20.00 in Italy, the start of the men's super-g with Giovanni Franzoni (bib number 4) among the big favorites, as reigning champion and after yesterday's gold downhill.

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