Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
Getty Images / AFP
Swiss time trial in the third domain of the Olympic women's downhill in Sochi.
Saturday 8 February 2014 2 minutes reading time
The fastest was Dominique Gisin of 19 cents that preceded her compatriot Lara Gut, third in the 25 Swedish Kajsa Kling, fourth, fifth and sixth, more detached, the U.S. Jacqueline Wiles, Laurenne Ross and Stacey Cook, the seventh still a Swiss Fränzi Aufdenblatten, the fourth octave American Julia Mancuso ninth and tenth best Austrian, Cornelia Hütter and Elisabeth Görgl.
Eleventh, thirteenth and fifteenth the blue Verena Stuffer, Nadia and Elena Fanchini Fanchini, behind Francesca Marsaglia, twentieth, and Federica Brignone, twenty-seventh. Many athletes who are not matches, including those peak Tina Weirather, the German Maria Riesch and Viktoria Rebensburg, the Slovenian Tina Maze, Austria's Nicole Hosp, Swiss Fabienne Suter, Austria's Anna Fenninger and, once again, Daniela Merighetti.
Social media engagement
Downhill Female Sochi (RUS)
Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
Wednesday 12 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
Daniela Merighetti: "Still proud of fourth place"
Wednesday 12 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
Wednesday 12 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
Women's downhill of the Sochi Olympics LIVE!
Wednesday 12 February 2014
Alpine Skiing Women - Sochi 2014
Nothing Olympic downhill for Tina Weirather: "For the super-G it would take a miracle"
Tuesday 11 February 2014More about Alpine Skiing
Alpine Skiing
Fabio Poncemi, Thursday 17 September, 13:10
Women’s Alpine Skiing
Fabio Poncemi, Wednesday 16 September, 17:50
Women’s Alpine Skiing
Curtoni joins the speed group to fly to La Parva: the Azzurre in action in Chile from Friday
Fabio Poncemi, Wednesday 16 September, 12:40
Men’s Alpine Skiing
Fabio Poncemi, Wednesday 16 September, 11:00
Alpine Skiing
Fabio Poncemi, Tuesday 15 September, 19:25
Alpine Skiing
Fabio Poncemi, Tuesday 15 September, 16:55Ultimi in Sport invernali
Spyder Redline Alpin, ecco l'erede del Global Racing Team: con Erik Read anche Borgnaes e Soevik per una realtà ambiziosa
La scorsa primavera aveva ufficialmente chiuso i battenti, dopo ben tredici stagioni, una realtà indipendente che aveva dato opportunità enormi ad atleti di CdM fuori dalle nazionali, pensiamo tra gli altri a Sam Maes e Simon Maurberger. Ora la nota casa di abbigliamento ha finanziato un progetto già partito alla grande: Ski Racing Media l'ha analizzato nei dettagli.
2