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Corinne still red breastplate after the triumph in the first descent of Val d''Isère. The difference on Goggia in the upper section: "Happy with my test, it wasn't easy after so long without a speed race".
Friday 18 December 2020 3 minutes reading time
It unlocked on 11 January at Altenmarkt, repeating itself a month later in super-g in Garmisch.
By now there is no doubt that Corinne Suter is the most solid sprinter on the circuit, it is no coincidence that it was she who took home both specialty cups last season, with an exceptional consistency of performance.
Today in Val d''Isère, the 26-year-old from Canton Schwyz left where she left off, that is with the red bib she also wore at the end of a descent on the "O.K." which gave her her third success in the World Cup. She made the difference in the high section compared to Sofia Goggia, as she was in the plans and forecasts, earning 61 cents (better than her for 23 cents only Ilka Stuhec did, who remains the best pure glider in the world) on the Bergamo, and then lose half a second from there to the finish.
It was enough, at least today: "It had been a long time since the last speed race and I was a bit nervous, also because the tests had not gone very well - explained the Swiss in the post race SRF - My descent was not bad, I am happy all in all with the performance and, obviously, the victory makes this start very good.
Compression? I took a risk too at the point where some girls fell, it didn't look very good with the change of light and it wasn't easy. I think this has had an impact ”.
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