Petra Vlhova has broken through 600 points, but now she will have to defend herself in speed. And this Gisin ...

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Petra Vlhova has broken through 600 points, but now she will have to defend herself in speed. And this Gisin ...

The rankings of the Women's World Cup after the slalom in Zagreb: the Slovak leads with 128 points over the Swiss, then Shiffrin and the blue already with important gaps. For the specialty cup, pay attention to Liensberger too.

He had to answer after Semmering and above all gain ground at the beginning of a month where some rivals, the three blue tips in the first place, could gain ground in the many speed races (no less than seven) planned up to Garmisch. Petra Vlhova fully succeeded in winning the slalom in Zagreb and reached 600 points in the general classification of the World Cup: now the Slovak is +128 on Michelle Gisin, increasingly in full swing, 230 on Mikaela Shiffrin (closely followed by Katharina Liensberger, who has not shown a very high level in the giant so far unlike the slalom) and almost 300 on the Bassino-Brignone duo, which has about twenty points more than Goggia. At the specialty cup level, Petra has stretched slightly, but Gisin and Liensberger (the only one ever on the podium in four races, but has not yet won) are still there and Shiffrin herself, with five races (out of the nine total) still to be played , it is certainly not cut out of the game. The WCSL does not change as far as the top 7 is concerned, but Lysdahl in 8th place and Mielzynski in the 15th place significantly, while Irene Curtoni always navigates in the "heart" of the second sub-group, just as Rossetti and Peterlini are always stable beyond the starting number 20, but with a margin for the top 30. Chapter Federica Brignone: if she decides to compete in Flachau (where Bassino certainly won't be), she could still start with number 16, finding herself in 30th virtual position with a series absences, even if the Swedish Fjaellstroem will not return to the race in Austria. WOMEN'S SLALOM WORLD CUP RANKING (4/9) 1st Petra Vlhova 350 pt, 2nd Michelle Gisin 285, 3rd Katharina Liensberger 280, 4th Mikaela Shiffrin 235, 5th Wendy Holdener 185, 6th Katharina Trouppe 112, 7th Chiara Mair 107, 8th Kristin Lysdahl 96, 9 ° Erin Mielzynski 94, 9 ° Laurence St-Germain 94, 11 ° Irene Curtoni 78, 12 ° Lena Duerr 76, 13 ° Martina Dubovska 71, 14 ° Katharina Huber 70, 15 ° Mina Fuerst Holtmann 66, 21 Marta Rossetti 35, 29th Federica Brignone 22, 31st Martina Peterlini 18, 33rd Marta Bassino 13. WOMEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (11/32) 1st Petra Vlhova 615 pt, 2nd Michelle Gisin 487, 3rd Mikaela Shiffrin 385, 4th Katharina Liensberger 380, 5th Marta Bassino 323, 5th Federica Brignone 323, 7th Sofia Goggia 302, 8th Corinne Suter 271, 9 ° Lara Gut-Behrami 258, 10 ° Wendy Holdener 211, 11 ° Sara Hector 194, 11 ° Katharina Truppe 194, 13 ° Ester Ledecka 187, 14 ° Paula Moltzan 132, 14 ° Kristin Lysdahl 132, 20 Elena Curtoni 106, 30 Irene Curtoni 78, 55th Laura Pirovano 36, 56th Marta Rossetti 35, 58th Francesca Marsaglia 32, 70th Martina Peterlini 18, 87th Nadia Delago 6, 91st Verena Gasslitter 3. WOMEN'S SLALOM WCSL 1st Petra Vlhova 626 pt, 2nd Mikaela Shiffrin 499, 3rd Katharina Liensberger 446, 4th Michelle Gisin 410, 5th Wendy Holdener 341, 6th Katharina Trouppe 237, 7th Chiara Mair 182, 8th Kristin Lysdahl 160, 9 Laurence St-Germain 141, 9th Anna Swenn-Larsson (inf.) 141, 11th Irene Curtoni 140, 12th Nina Haver-Loeseth (rit.) 137, 13th Erin Mielzynski 131, 14th Lena Duerr 126, 15 ° Mina Fuerst Holtmann 116, 27th Marta Rossetti 54, 32nd Martina Peterlini 40, 36th Federica Brignone 34, 47th Marta Bassino 13, 52nd Lara Della Mea 8.
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