Aksel Lund Svindal wins super-G in Val Gardena, 100 victories for Norway in the men's World Cup

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The men's super-G in Val Gardena has an absolute master and is called Aksel Lund Svindal.

Friday 20 December 2013 4 minutes reading time

The Norwegian on a path full of pitfalls as the tradition that has made many victims, and more with the fog at the top which then was gradually passing away, it was flawless and his performance means 100 victories for Norway Cup Men's World, 24 hits for him in the Cup super-G and 12, exactly half of the plurivittorioso ever in this specialty, Austrian Hermann Maier, but two lengths in front of a sacred monster like the Swiss Pirmin Zurbriggen. Svindal, who is the third triumph season (won two out of three super-G) and third in super-G on the Saslong (record) after those of 2009 and last year, has created a vacuum of less than 58 cents ahead of the Canadian Jan Hudec, Cup podium on the sixth and second in super-G after the place of honor in Crans Montana on 24 February 2012. 91 cents in the third Frenchman Adrien Theaux, already second in the specialty at Lake Louise three weeks ago and the fifth and tenth podium in super-G Cup. A real shame for Peter Fill it to the finish line showed a time identical to that of Theaux but unfortunately got on the door after the last jump also taking a nasty blow. Excellent fourth place for reviving Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud, one of many who fell from injuries this season, the fifth best of the Austrians, Romed Baumann, the sixth Canadian Erik Guay, the Austrian Georg Streitberger seventh, eighth the American Bode Miller who returns in the top ten of a second after the super-G in Val Gardena on 16 December 2011 and the ninth best blues, Christof Innerhofer, which is a better position than a year ago. We said many victims of this tracing of the coach of the Swiss Hubmann: Fill besides also disqualified Austrian Hannes Reichelt are finished out the winner of Beaver Creek, the Swiss Patrick KÃ¼ng, the American Ted Ligety, the Austrian Matthias Mayer and the Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis, ugly flights to the Austrian Klaus Kroll and especially Matteo Marsaglia, second last year, which has raised apparently without consequences. In the overall standings of the World Cup Svindal now has 125 points ahead of Marcel Hirscher and obviously dominates the list of specialties. The race is still in progress, we will update you on the final placements of the big cup and the other blue.

Max Valle

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