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Struggling over the slalom before the descent due to force majeure, that is, unfavorable weather, the first season of men's super combined World Cup in Wengen already has an almost certain winner: Alexis Pinturault.
Friday 17 January 2014 2 minutes reading time
The French, already a year ago in the first test of the multiple locations of the Canton of Berne, has dominated the slalom ahead of 1 "22 the American Ted Ligety, greatly favored on the slope of soft snow Männglichen with the bib number 1 (Pintu had 4). Third position at 1 "50 for what is perhaps the only true specialist in this race, the Croatian Natko Zrncic-Dim, shame for his" captain "Ivica Kostelić, 6 wins and 12 podiums in slalom and super combined in Wengen, which is now out in the first part of the race losing an opportunity to increase this tally with the number 2.
Fourth to 1 "70 French Thomas Mermillod Blondin-fifth to 2" 15 Austrian Romed Baumann, sixth to 2 "90 Swiss Sandro Viletta and seventh in 3" 43 the American Bode Miller in the downhill that has a chance to grab the podium. Long back, 4 "32, the Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal, nineteenth, better than him such as the Swiss Carlo Janka has 3" 59 delay and is ninth. The blues: Dominik Paris is eleventh to 3 "71, Peter Fill twelfth to 3" 81, Christof Innerhofer fourteenth to 3 "87, was released Siegmar Klotz.
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Ted Ligety wins in the super combined in Wengen, seventh Christof Innerhofer
Friday 17 January 2014
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Alexis Pinturault dominates the slalom super combined in Wengen
Friday 17 January 2014
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