Tina Weirather triumphs in the super-G of Crans-Montana, fourth Federica Brignone

Involving Crans-Montana Tina Weirather is the first in the season to win two World Cup women's super-G and puts her mortgage on her reconfirmation at the top of the specialty cup.

Saturday 3 March 2018 3 minutes reading time

Ninth victory in the Cup and seventh in super-G for the Liechtenstein driver on a track with lowered start and therefore without the upper part rather difficult, 36 cents his advantage over the Austrian Anna Veith who played the victory by completely wrong direction on the last jump as otherwise they have done many others. Extraordinary third with the number 31 to 38 cents the Swiss Wendy Holdener, never better than the nineteenth place in the super-G before today, this is his twenty-second podium in the Cup and if he becomes competitive even in this specialty can really fight for the overall standings in the coming years . Kick off the podium, fourth ex-aequo, the other Swiss Michelle Gisin and Federica Brignone, the best of the blue, sixth and eighth Austrian Christine Scheyer and Stephanie Brunner, both the best result in super-G, the second ever in the ten before today as Holdener, seventh Swiss Lara Gut who is the only one who can snatch the specialty cup at Weirather, his gap is 46 points, ninth Swiss fourth, Joana HÃ¤hlen, tenth the second blue, Hanna Schnarf, which falls from the third to the fifth place in the classification of specialties immediately ahead of Brignone. The other blue: fifteenth a Sofia Goggia still pasticciona in this specialty, sixteenth Marta Bassino, twenty-second Nicol Delago, thirty-second Nadia Fanchini, thirty-fifth Anna Hofer, thirty-fifth Federica Sosio. Final catwalk for Verena Stuffer, embraced and watered with sparkling wine at the parterre by her teammates, for her the final goodbye will arrive after the Italian championships. In addition to Schnarf and Brignone are qualified for the finals of Ã…re Goggia in ninth position and Nadia Fanchini in nineteenth.

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