Carlo Janka in front in the Lake Louise trial, then there is Austria. Paris studies as Feuz and Jansrud ...

First timed test towards the Saturday descent. "Domme" far as Fill, Buzzi's return is positive.

Thursday 28 November 2019 3 minutes reading time

After the cancellation of the previous day, in Lake Louise everything went smoothly for the start of the time trial that opened the men's speed season, in view of the downhill scheduled for Saturday on Men''s Olympic. And there is a surprise in front, after the tests of all the big names; Carlo Janka, who until a few weeks ago was in doubt because of the seasonal start-up causes the usual back pain, precedes a quartet of Austrians formed by Matthias Mayer (at 14 cents), Vincent Kriechmayr (with the number 1, he lost only in the final stretch and already seems to be ... afraid), the returning Max Franz who won last year in front of absentee Christof Innerhofer, and Otmar Striedinger. Many have been hiding, starting with Dominik Paris and Beat Feuz, the most anticipated but far-flung men, respectively at 2 "62 and 2" 42, without particularly relevant partials. Peter Fill finished at 2 "78, but he made a decent central stretch, even another man who everyone is waiting for on the big return, Thomas Dressen (3" 02 for the German), calmly took, while they pushed at times Theaux and Kilde, just behind the Austrians, with the world champion Jansrud at a distance of 1 "36. The other Azzurri went down to 30 (in the queue there will be only Simoni, with 73) are Mattia Casse and Emanuele Buzzi; the Piedmontese lost a lot in the central stretch, concluding at 1 "95, excellent the return after Wengen's injury for the talent of Sappada, placed at 1" 82 from Janka. (updating)

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