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The rankings of the Women's World Cup after the triumphant blue day in Altenmarkt-Zauchensee: Vlhova could again overcome Faith on Tuesday in Flachau, but the fight is now open.
Sunday 12 January 2020 6 minutes reading time
The combined triumph of Altenmarkt-Zauchensee allowed the top athletes of the Italian national team to gain important positions with a view to the overall World Cup standings.
Federica Brignone herself says not to think about it, but it is clear that at this point of the season the second place of the Aosta Valley has a very important weight, with the new overtaking on Vlhova and record scores in the career of the 29 year old from La Salle which, were it not for a certain Mikaela Shiffrin, would be in full struggle and for the absolute crystal ball.
Petra could overtake her again on Tuesday in the slalom of Flachau, but the races of Sestriere and also the fast ones of Bansko are theoretically slightly more favorable to the blue, which in the meantime continues to gain on the Swiss couple formed by Holdener-Gisin in fourth and fifth places , now 200 points away.
Did not take advantage of today's chance (considering all the exits, a top 5 would have been more than within reach) Sofia Goggia, who fell in tenth place in the overall, while Marta Bassino herself can play a top five that is anything but underestimated in the Piedmontese growth path, now definitively exploded at a high level.
In a combined perspective, Brignone is clearly a red bib after a race of the three to be played (with today's heavy "zero", the opponent for the specialty cup already seems to be Holdener), and leader in WCSL right ahead of Switzerland.
WOMEN'S COMBINED WORLD CUP RANKING (1/3)
1st Federica Brignone 100 pt, 2nd Wendy Holdener 80, 3rd Marta Bassino 60, 4th Ramona Siebenhofer 50, 5th Elena Curtoni 45, 6th Ester Ledecka 40, 7th Romane Miradoli 36, 8th Nathalie Groebli 32, 9 ° Ida Dannewitz 29, 10 ° Elisabeth Reisinger 26, 11 ° Nina Ortlieb 24, 12 ° Roni Remme 22, 13 ° Ricarda Haaser 20, 14 ° Rosina Schneeberger 18, 15 ° Tifany Roux 16, 22 ° Nicol Delago 9, 24 ° Nadia Delago 7.
FEMALE GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (15/40)
1st Mikaela Shiffrin 826 pt, 2nd Federica Brignone 565, 3rd Petra Vlhova 513, 4th Wendy Holdener 367, 5th Michelle Gisin 361, 6th Viktoria Rebensburg 337, 7th Marta Bassino 329, 8th Corinne Suter 325, 9 ° Mina Fuerst Holtmann 281, 10 ° Sofia Goggia 275, 11 ° Katharina Liensberger 269, 12 ° Nicole Schmidhofer 236, 13 ° Anna Swenn Larsson 235, 14 ° Ester Ledecka 223, 15 ° Nicol Delago 205, 24 ° Francesca Marsaglia 147, 32 ° Elena Curtoni 111, 39 ° Irene Curtoni 92, 70 ° Martina Peterlini 23, 73 ° Nadia Delago 21, 82 ° Laura Pirovano 15, 86 ° Lara Della Mea 14, 100 ° Roberta Melesi 7.
FEMALE COMBINED WCSL
1st Federica Brignone 205 pt, 2nd Wendy Holdener 200, 3rd Roni Remme 116, 4th Ramona Siebenhofer 98, 5th Marta Bassino 97, 6th Ragnhild Mowinckel (inf.) 64, 7th Romane Miradoli 63, 8th Petra Vlhova 60, 9 ° Ester Ledecka 52, 10 ° Rahel Kopp 51, 11 ° Michelle Gisin 48, 12 ° Elena Curtoni 45, 13 ° Patrizia Dorsch 44, 14 ° Nathalie Groebli 43, 15 ° Kajsa Vickhoff Lie 39, 18 ° Nicol Delago 35, 35 ° Nadia Delago 11.
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