In Saalbach Matthias Mayer gives an encore winning the super-G. Sixth Matteo Marsaglia

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In Saalbach Matthias Mayer gives an encore winning the super-G. Sixth Matteo Marsaglia

With an amazing final part of the race in which he risked all he could l & rsquo; Austrian Matthias Mayer wins again yesterday also winning the super-G in Saalbach-Hinterglemm.

In a day marked by a light snowfall and a bit & rsquo; fog first success in specialty & agrave; and third overall in the World Cup for the Carinthian champion Olympic downhill that has overtaken in the final French Adrien Th & eacute; aux, sbloccatosi significantly in the second half of the season so as to win the bronze World specialties & agrave ;, for transalpine Val Thorens & egrave; fourth place d & rsquo; honor career in specialty & agrave; and the first podium of the season in the Cup. Race full of mistakes but still the third-place finish for the Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud that & ograve; decreases slightly detachment from Marcel Hirscher in the overall standings of the World Cup since the & rsquo; Austrian took a great seventeenth place with bib number 31, the Scandinavian instead increases to 73 point advantage in the ranking of specialty & agrave; on & rsquo; blue Dominik Paris, fourteenth, l & rsquo; Tyrolean has absolutely welcome in particular the central part of this complicated track. Fourth place went to 45 cents for a Carlo Janka now almost back to the level of the best times, excellent fifth French Alexis Pinturault. Best result of the season for Matteo Marsaglia, sixth, best career result for the Norwegian Aleksander Kilde Aamodt, seventh and first top ten placing eighth French Brice Roger anch & rsquo; he the best career result, for him & ograve; was tenth in the downhill in Val Gardena in 2012, the ninth US Travis Ganong, behind him four Austrians: tenth reviving Joachim Puchner that after 14 months back in the top ten of a race of the World Cup, Romed Baumann eleventh, twelfth tie Kriechmayr Vincent and Max Franz disappointing cos & Igrave; as Hannes Reichelt that & egrave; even came out, cos & Igrave; as the Swiss Beat Feuz while the American Ted Ligety, put on the track on the ground by his coach, & egrave; finished out of the points. We will update you on the final placements of the other blue. The men's World Cup now moves to Garmisch-Partenkirchen where next weekend will be played a downhill and a giant.
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