At 10.15 the Wengen slalom starts: Vinatzer starts with the 8, it's a blue fight for an Olympic pass

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Kristoffersen will be the one to inaugurate the first heat of the race on the Maennlichen: the last two times Noel won (bib 6), however, just back from two consecutive outings. There are seven blues at the gate, Liberatore returns.

Sunday 16 January 2022 4 minutes reading time

The four days of Wengen ends with the fourth slalom of the season for a new, total challenge between the protagonists of a discipline that has already had three different winners between Val d''Isère, Campiglio and Adelboden, but above all it is also very open in terms of World Cup. For the race on the Maennlichen (at 10.15 the 1st heat, marked by Simone Del Dio, at 13.30 the 2nd), which is in good condition despite the high temperatures, the favorite is the one who won the last two editions of the slalom in the Bernese Oberland, Clément Noel, even if the transalpine has already demonstrated several times that he is capable of anything even in terms of errors, just think of the two "zero" in series that have already cost him the top of the specialty ranking . The native of the Vosges will start with the 6, while Henrik Kristoffersen (also winner twice in Wengen, in 2016 on the Lauberhorn final due to lack of snow) will have the 1 and will precede Schwarz and the Foss-Solevaag red bib, who will not be at his best after the thumb fracture remedied in Adelboden. Feller (5) is scary, but the same goes for the rivals when talking about Alex Vinatzer, who has caught the 8th again and can and must take advantage of the opportunity to play for the first podium of the season, after last Sunday's comeback. . And from Zenhaeusern to Meillard, from Jakobsen to Strolz himself (bib 20), triumphing over Chuenisbargli in the last race, the protagonists could be many. First round of the men's slalom in Wengen that you can follow on NEVEITALIA, starting at 10.15 with the FIS live timing service. CLICK HERE FOR LIVE TIMING CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STARTLIST Giuliano Razzoli, always in the top ten in the first three slalom of the season, will start with the number 19, before Manfred Moelgg (23), Stefano Gross (28), Tommaso Sala (29), Simon Maurberger (33) and the returning Federico Liberatore, at the start with 39.

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