Alexis Pinturault won for the second year in a row the combined KitzbÃ¼hel

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For the second consecutive year Alexis Pinturault triumphs in combined Kitzb & uuml; hel last resort & agrave; to abandon the classic format of the race strip, and that right there & rsquo; last year adopted for the first time the current formula superG pi & ugrave; a night slalom heats.

Friday 23 January 2015 4 minutes reading time

French, fourth best part-time, preceded by 69 cents l & rsquo; Austrian Marcel Hirscher who has still eaten in a heat 62 cents, second best part-time. For Pintu finally arrives the first win of the season, l & rsquo; eighth-ever Cup and third in specialty & agrave; multiple, for Hirscher is an improvement of a step from a year ago when it was third, also preceded by the American Ted Ligety this morning & egrave; finished off in super-G, but Marcel was also second in the super combined in Val d & rsquo; Is & egrave; re s & rsquo; December 11, 2009. Step pi & ugrave; the bottom of the podium, as in Beaver Creek November 29, 2007, for the Czech Ondrej Bank, which is skiing downhill very well and that made the most of his skills as a good slalom skier reaching 94 cents of detachment from Pinturault and mocking for only 3 cents Croatian Ivica Kosteli & # 263; that gi & agrave; savored the repetition of the third place in Wengen. Fifth and sixth those in multiple Lauberhorn race were respectively second and first, French Victor Muffat-Jeandet, best split time between the narrow doors, and Switzerland's Carlo Janka. Seventh Slovak Adam ampa, the best result in the World Cup for him & ograve; the Games in Sochi & egrave; was in the fifth and sixth in the super combined slalom, eighth Croatian Natko nordic combined pure ZrN & # 269; i & # 263; -Dim, ninth a good Kjetil Jansrud, the Norwegian sees & ograve; increase the gap to Hirscher in the ranking of the World Cup to 182 points, tenth and eleventh Swiss Mauro Caviezel and Sandro Viletta. As for home Italy, have not taken off in the slalom Dominik Paris and Christof Innerhofer, twentieth and twenty-second Mattia Casse and Siegmar Klotz. After the great joy for the triumph of Paris in super-G and the show demeaning slalom where c & rsquo; were many racers with no hope of getting a result as opposed to a few specialists, we hope that the descent of tomorrow on the legendary Streif give very different emotions, maybe colored blue.

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