Aksel Lund Svindal back and insult for a penny a great Peter Fill in the downhill at Lake Louise

After seven years it seemed the time of the second World Cup victory for Peter Fill in the same race he won on Nov. 29, 2008, instead & egrave; He arrived at the finish line a resounding Aksel Lund Svindal who in the men's downhill in Lake Louise World Cup has mocked the & rsquo; blue Castelrotto for a single penny.

Saturday 28 November 2015 4 minutes reading time

It could not be better in the return speed & agrave; in the World Cup after a year and a half for Svindal, born in 1982 as Fill, Norwegian & egrave; but Peter was masterful in the top & egrave; was even more & ugrave; enough to be ahead of all the intermediates but not & egrave; managed by a whisker to stand before Svindal that from mid & agrave; path has made his comeback to complete it successfully. To Fill & egrave; the twelfth podium at the World Cup, the & rsquo; last was the third in the super-G in Beaver Creek in the December 7, 2013 while downhill & egrave; the sixth, the & rsquo; last was two years ago when he was still third and always in Beaver Creek the day before the Super-G. It remains a bit & rsquo; bitter taste in the mouth but also the satisfaction of seeing the & rsquo; Tyrolean again to great levels. For Svindal & egrave; the seventh success in Lake Louise, the second downhill, the 26 & deg; ever in the World Cup, the & rsquo; last was dated December 29, 2013 in the downhill in Bormio, today & egrave; came to nine victories in specialty & agrave; and & egrave; also leads the World Cup with seven points on & nbsp; Ted Ligety. Also great as the American Travis Ganong, who won last winter at Santa Caterina, which today & egrave; He took his third Cup podium finishing on the step pi & ugrave; down 36 cents from Svindal. Quarter to 53 cents French Guillermo Fayed, excellent fifth Swiss Carlo Janka, sixth l & rsquo; Austrian Max Franz, seventh, eighth and ninth three boys which we expected something more & ugrave ;, respectively l & rsquo; blue Dominik Paris, l & rsquo; Austrian Matthias Mayer and especially the Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud that made it hard to carry skis on a track with a lot of pi & ugrave; waves than usual and with a lot less snow than usual spring. Great return for the Canadian Erik Guay, tenth, eleventh Frenchman Adrien Th & eacute; aux, fifteenth the American Steven Nyman a tie with the Swiss Patrick K & uuml; ng, the seventeenth & rsquo; Austrian Hannes Reichelt. As for the & rsquo; Italian, Christof Innerhofer good twelfth on a track that has never loved even though he did not seem happy with his race, we will update you on the final placings of the other blue.

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