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The rankings of the men's World Cup after the first race of the Beaver Creek stage: the Piedmontese, with today's 9th place, in the Italian night will choose his number for the next-to-last for the super-g on Friday. Pinturault, despite a great performance, is now 165 points behind the Swiss who now wears ... two red bibs.
Thursday 2 December 2021 6 minutes reading time
After Soelden, here is Beaver Creek.
Three races and two victories for Marco Odermatt, who among the successes in giant and super-g put us in 4th place in the Lake Louise descent, just to reiterate that he is the first favorite for the absolute World Cup.
With today's triumph over the Birds of Prey, the Nidvaldese is obviously also the first leader in the specialty ranking (which counts only on seven tests, a factor not to be underestimated), while in the general he leads with 250 points against Matthias Mayer's 180 and, if we jump to the seventh position, the 85 of Alexis Pinturault, the holder of the crystal ball and indicated as the main rival to repeat the challenge of 2020/21.
Today the transalpine wasted a great chance, with the 2nd place that seemed to be done until a few doors from the end (to then finish sixth after a serious mistake), but the race is clearly still very long and on Friday, in the super-g bis in Colorado, the comparison will be even more interesting.
A challenge that Mattia Casse, already the best blue today in ninth position, will probably face with bib n ° 19: with the points won, the Piedmontese has risen to the top ten of the WCSL, but with the absence of Mauro Caviezel he is ninth and therefore penultimate to be able to choose the bib (the last will be Feuz, Kilde went well to score 1 point behind the Swiss and therefore be able to start with an even number from 2 to 20). Likely, the blue will find the option between 1 and 19 and, as we have seen today, on such a track and in this discipline avoiding opening the race is practically ... compulsory.
MEN'S SUPER-G WORLD CUP RANKING (1/7)
1st Marco Odermatt 100 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 80, 3rd Broderick Thompson 60, 4th Andreas Sander 50, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 45, 6th Alexis Pinturault 40, 7th Adrian Smiseth Sejersted 36, 8th Justin Murisier 32, 9th Mattia Casse 29, 10th Gino Caviezel 26, 11th Raphael Haaser 24, 12th Beat Feuz 22, 13th Stefan Rogentin 20, 14th Kjetil Jansrud 18, 14th Christian Walder 18, 27th Matteo Marsaglia 4.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (4/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 250 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 180, 3rd Vincent Kriechmayr 125, 4th Christian Hirschbuehl 100, 5th Gino Caviezel 87, 6th Zan Kranjec 86, 7th Alexis Pinturault 85, 8th Beat Feuz 82, 9 Roland Leitinger 80, 9th Dominik Raschner 80, 11th Henrik Kristoffersen 68, 12th Trevor Philip 67, 13th Andreas Sander 61, 14th Broderick Thompson 60, 14th Atle Lie McGrath 60, 30th Luca De Aliprandini 32, 30 Dominik Paris 32, 34th Mattia Casse 29, 45th Alex Vinatzer 20, 51st Simon Maurberger 16, 73rd Christof Innerhofer 6, 76th Riccardo Tonetti 5, 78th Matteo Marsaglia 4, 84th Giovanni Borsotti 1.
MALE WCSL SUPER-G
1st Vincent Kriechmayr 483 pt, 2nd Marco Odermatt 399, 3rd Matthias Mayer 356, 4th Andreas Sander 223, 5th Mauro Caviezel (inf.) 197, 6th Kjetil Jansrud 177, 7th Alexis Pinturault 176, 8th Adrian Smiseth Sejersted 163, 9th Romed Baumann 160, 10th Mattia Casse 156, 11th Beat Feuz 151, 12th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 150, 13th Christian Walder 145, 14th Matthieu Bailet 129, 15th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 127, 17 Dominik Paris 116, 19th Christof Innerhofer 115, 39th Emanuele Buzzi 36, 41st Matteo Marsaglia 33, 50th Riccardo Tonetti 19, 60th Guglielmo Bosca 3.
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