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The rankings of the men's World Cup after the descents of Wengen: Odermatt increasingly on the run in the general, but also in the running for the ranking of the queen discipline, where "Domme" leads with 11 points over Kilde and Feuz, 14 over Mayer and a little more on Kriechmayr and the Nidwalden phenomenon.
Saturday 15 January 2022 6 minutes reading time
On the one hand, the three speed races on the Lauberhorn in Wengen closed practically every speech relating to the general classification of an ever-increasing CdM signed by Marco Odermatt, who only needs the first downhill victory to crown an already crazy season. On the other hand, however, the last two challenges in the queen discipline have reshuffled the cards and made the challenge for the descent crystal ball very uncertain and beautiful.
There are even six, and we are talking about absolute champions, the contenders when there are five races to go (with the knot of recovery in Kvitfjell not yet ratified), with mouth watering thinking that the next two will be none other than on the Streif of Kitzbuehel, Friday 21 and Saturday 22 January.
Dominik Paris, with today's third place, is back on the red bib as after Bormio, but with only 11 points clear of Kilde and Feuz, ex aequo at 305 points, 14 on Mayer, 31 on Kriechmayr back in the race and 40 on the incredible Odermatt capable, by now, of playing it on any terrain with pure specialists.
In the downhill WCSL, "Domme" is third just one point behind Mayer, Hintermann entered the first group with tenth place, while Innerhofer is in the middle of the second (15th) and Marsaglia is quite solid in the third, from which he risks leaving Casse again, 29th.
MEN'S DOWNHILL WORLD CUP RANKING (6/11)
1st Dominik Paris 316 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 305, 2nd Beat Feuz 305, 4th Matthias Mayer 302, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 285, 6th Marco Odermatt 276, 7th Niels Hintermann 211, 8th Daniel Hemetsberger 184, 9th Otmar Striedinger 165, 10th Bryce Bennett 160, 11th Max Franz 148, 12th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 129, 13th Johan Clarey 118, 14th Dominik Schwaiger 99, 15th Martin Cater 95, 16th Matteo Marsaglia 88, 20th Christof Innerhofer 80, 23rd Mattia Casse 66.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (20/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 1075 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 685, 3rd Matthias Mayer 592, 4th Vincent Kriechmayr 524, 5th Beat Feuz 447, 6th Dominik Paris 406, 7th Alexis Pinturault 382, 8th Henrik Kristoffersen 349, 9th Manuel Feller 341, 10th Niels Hintermann 242, 11th Loic Meillard 236, 12th Max Franz 228, 13th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 224, 14th Justin Murisier 217, 15th Filip Zubcic 214, 16th Luca De Aliprandini 207 , 33rd Christof Innerhofer 148, 34th Mattia Casse 143, 45th Alex Vinatzer 106, 46th Matteo Marsaglia 104, 53rd Giuliano Razzoli 94, 70th Simon Maurberger 60, 75th Tommaso Sala 53, 83rd Giovanni Borsotti 37, 99 Alex Hofer 23, 101 Guglielmo Bosca 21, 112 Riccardo Tonetti 13, 114 Manfred Moelgg 12, 116 Filippo Della Vite 11, 116 Stefano Gross 11, 125 Giovanni Franzoni 8.
WCSL MALE DESCENT
1st Beat Feuz 578 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 511, 3rd Dominik Paris 510, 4th Vincent Kriechmayr 468, 5th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 400, 6th Marco Odermatt 364, 7th Otmar Striedinger 260, 8th Johan Clarey 254, 9th Max Franz 251, 10th Niels Hintermann 233, 11th Daniel Hemetsberger 227, 12th Bryce Bennett 223, 13th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 197, 14th Romed Baumann 193, 15th Christof Innerhofer 170, 22nd Matteo Marsaglia 115, 29th Mattia Casse 80, 51st Florian Schieder (inf.) 9, 58th Emanuele Buzzi 5.
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