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The FIS giant from Arosa also sees the 20-year-old Roman as protagonist, while the fight for the red-cross title gives a surprise.
Tuesday 17 November 2020 2 minutes reading time
After the week in Diavolezza, to celebrate the Swiss national slalom champions for 2020, it is Arosa to host another block of FIS races with two giants also valid for the slalom titles at home.
Once again, Simone Wild was fooled on the wire: after two bronzes and a silver between 2014 and 2017, the '93 class that struggles to find itself at the highest levels, was beaten for only 5 cents by the young Vivianne Haerri, ''99 who was able to recover in the second up to overtake his compatriot, who was driving halfway through the race.
In third place overall the Austrian Melanie Niederdorfer, 13 cents behind Haerri, while Elena Sandulli finished fourth, again protagonist after the races in Solda in a good level context. Sixth overall and national bronze Lorina Zelger.
Wednesday an encore with another female giant, valid only at FIS level, before two appointments between the wide doors as regards the male sector.
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