Marie-Gagnon wins Michle surprise the super combined in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee

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Marie-Gagnon wins Michle surprise the super combined in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee

In the women's super combined in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee resounding victory in the first World Cup to Marie-Michèle Gagnon.

The Canadian is going strong in three specialties in this season so far in his career but he only got a podium in the slalom in Åre on 10 March 2012 when it was the third. But above all, one his fellow countryman, Gerry Soerensen, had won a Test Multiple World Cup on January 8, 1984 in Puy St. Vincent. Today, Marie-Michèle although not up to his best super-G season with a sixteenth place, he relied on his skills in slalom getting the second part-time and beating the 32 cents at the end of the Austrian Michaela Kirchgasser, which doing the fourth part-time has climbed from twentieth position. Third to 39 cents a Maria Riesch in super-G is not perfect either, nor in slalom but the German shooting the top of the overall standings of the World Cup with 22 points sull'austriaca Anna Fenninger, demoted from third to eighth place in the final super-G 58 Tina Weirather, dropped from second to seventeenth place, and 123 of Lara Gut, went from eighth to fifteenth. Dull also the Slovenian Tina Maze, the sixth, but the big disappointment of the day is Austria's Nicole Hosp he could return to winning ways after six years in slalom and instead lost the entire 1 "37 who had Gagnon finishing ahead of fourth at 51 cents and 12 from the podium. First top ten placement and career-best for the talented Swede Sara Hector, which he recovered from the twenty-ninth position to fifth in the slalom with the best part, the seventh Austrian Ramona Siebenhofer who was sixth in giant slalom in Maribor four years ago, the ninth the Czech Sarka Zahrobska, now Strachová lady, who returns in the top ten in super after more than five years, and the tenth Swiss Denise Feierabend. Three blue to the finish line: Eighteenth Camilla Borsotti for her first points of the season as well as for Lisa Magdalena Agerer, nineteenth, twenty-fifth Francesca Marsaglia. Will be held Tuesday night in the women's slalom in Flachau.
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