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A Copper Mountain is serious: they went to stage two FIS super-G and two male supercombinate

At Copper Mountain, Colorado, were played two supercombinate with two FIS super-G, which are also available as individual FIS races. Here the complete first super-G! Here the complete second super-G! Here the complete result of the first super! Here the complete result of the second super!

Monday 11 November 2013 3 minutes reading time

The two speed events were won by the American Travis Ganong both. In the first super-G the U.S. preceded by 12 cents and 88 Canadian Morgan Pridy the Austrian Max Franz. Among others, the American Tim Jitloff fourth, fifth Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis, sixth, seventh and eighth Austrians Romed Baumann, Otmar Striedinger and Vincent Kriechmayr, eleventh the American Erik Fisher, winner of the two FIS downhill on Saturday, the twelfth Canadian Jan Hudec, thirteenth Croatian Natko Zrncic-Dim, the sixteenth American Bode Miller, the twenty-seventh Austrian Klaus Kroll. In the second superG Ganong beat again but this time Pridy of 43 cents to 55 Kriechmayr third ex-aequo with Franz, the fifth American Andrew Weibrecht that in the first super-G was tenth, sixth Baumann, the Austrian Georg Streitberger eighth, ninth Jitloff, eleventh Zrncic-Dim, Miller fourteenth, fifteenth Osborne-Paradis, is not party Kroll, disqualified Hudec. The first super if the then landed Pridy has overtaken that of 64 cents Zrncic-Dim and 99 of the American Nick Daniels, fourth Weibrecht, Kriechmayr fifth, sixth ex-aequo Jitloff and the other U.S. Will Brandenburg, tenth Ganong, Miller has not completed the slalom. The second super combined win the Kriechmayr who beat the 43 cents and 97 Pridy Daniels (pictured), the real protagonist of the day, Ganong fourth, fifth ex-aequo Weibrecht and Zrncic-Dim, eighth Jitloff once again Miller has not finished the slalom. Today in the evening and in the night the same Italian program for girls with two super-G and two supercombinate, always in Copper Mountain.

Max Valle

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