Marta Bassino makes people smile even in super-g: seventh in the European Cup in Sankt Moritz on Dannewitz day

The Swede wins in front of Tessa Worley and Wendy Holdener, for the Piedmontese good return to the race. Eleventh Laura Pirovano, replication on Wednesday.

Tuesday 10 December 2019 3 minutes reading time

A super-g of the European Cup with big names, even if at the end a very young girl will win who had already shown up in the previous Kvitfjell tests with two second places. In Sankt Moritz, the first of the two fast races scheduled on the Corviglia (which will host another super-g on Saturday, but of the World Cup), with a rematch set at 12.00 on Wednesday, signals the success of the Swedish '99 class Ida Dannewitz, able to put behind two names ... not bad, or Tessa Worley who ends up at 8 cents and Wendy Holdener at 33. Behind the Swiss Jenal, fourth, and the Austrian Schneeberger and Fest (this last leader of the general in the continental circuit), the best blue is just Marta Bassino, returning to the race after the triumph in the CdM giant in Killington. The Piedmontese, at the start with bib 33 (just before Worley), cautious part and then reassemble a lot in the second part of the track, finishing 65 cents from Dannewitz. A good test thinking about the race on Saturday (followed by the parallel slalom on Sunday), which Laura Pirovano could take part in, today 11th with number 52 providing good directions. The other Italian points: Giulia Albano, after the 5th place in Kvitfjell's specialty, closes 14th at 1 "33 from Dannewitz, Asja Zenere instead 20th at 2 seconds and Elisa Schranzhofer 27th at 2" 46. Outside the 40 Sofia Pizzato, did not finish instead Valentina Cillara Rossi (among the most awaited), Jole Galli, Monica Zanoner, Carlotta Da Canal and Teresa Runggaldier, in a race conditioned by the postponement of an hour at the start and by the fall of the young Norwegian Saethereng (for whom a serious injury is feared), junior super-g world champion in charge.

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