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The rankings of the men's World Cup after the long appointment in Wengen: the podium launches the Olympian in full battle in a ranking of specialties without masters. Kristoffersen risks the top 7, from which Vinatzer remains far after what happened today.
Sunday 16 January 2022 6 minutes reading time
The fourth slalom of the season, which gave a thousand emotions today on the Maennlichen, closed the four days of Wengen that launched Marco Odermatt ever closer to his first World Cup.
If the race between the narrow posts did not affect the first positions of the general at all, given that Alexis Pinturault (today 9th) is very far away, literally anything can happen at the level of the ranking of specialties. Foss-Solevaag defended his red bib with a good 6th place, also considering his physical condition, but Daniel Yule, now 2nd, is at -18 points and the winner Lucas Braathen third at -25, with Giuliano Razzoli at -26 and, for the first time in his career (amazing to think about it, after 15 years in the white circus), really fighting for the crystal ball.
Like Noel, 48 points behind the Norwegian despite the combined disasters in the last few races, the same Feller up to Vinatzer; the Gardena, 12th at 94 points from Foss-Solevaag, may have a thousand regrets also because the exit in today's slalom cost the possible entry into the first starting sub-group.
In fact, in the WCSL of slalom, the best blue specialist is always 11th, almost 100 points behind Kristoffersen (who seriously risks the top 7, and to think that he was winning the race ...), but the good news comes again from Razzoli, 16th and with the absence of the injured Muffat-Jeandet in the second sub-group, therefore with a bib from 8 to 15, for the next Kitzbuehel slalom, Sunday 23 on Ganslern.
MEN'S SLALOM WORLD CUP RANKING (4/10)
1st Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 180 pt, 2nd Daniel Yule 162, 3rd Lucas Braathen 155, 4th Giuliano Razzoli 154, 5th Kristoffer Jakobsen 140, 6th Clément Noel 132, 7th Manuel Feller 125, 8th Loic Meillard 116 , 9th Alexis Pinturault 109, 10th Johannes Strolz 100, 11th Filip Zubcic 91, 12th Ramon Zenhaeusern 88, 13th Alex Vinatzer 86, 14th Fabio Gstrein 75, 15th Armand Marchant 67, 17th Tommaso Sala 64, 27 Manfred Moelgg 32, 35 Simon Maurberger 26, 38 Stefano Gross 21.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (21/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 1075 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 685, 3rd Matthias Mayer 592, 4th Vincent Kriechmayr 524, 5th Beat Feuz 447, 6th Alexis Pinturault 411, 7th Dominik Paris 406, 8th Manuel Feller 386, 9th Henrik Kristoffersen 349, 10th Loic Meillard 272, 11th Lucas Braathen 253, 12th Niels Hintermann 242, 13th Max Franz 228, 14th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 224, 15th Justin Murisier 217, 17th Luca De Aliprandini 207 , 32nd Giuliano Razzoli 154, 36th Christof Innerhofer 148, 38th Mattia Casse 143, 49th Alex Vinatzer 106, 50th Matteo Marsaglia 104, 70th Tommaso Sala 64, 73rd Simon Maurberger 60, 84th Giovanni Borsotti 37, 89 Manfred Moelgg 32, 104 Alex Hofer 23, 106 Stefano Gross 21, 106 Guglielmo Bosca 21, 117 Riccardo Tonetti 13, 119 Filippo Della Vite 11, 126 Giovanni Franzoni 8.
WCSL SLALOM MALE
1st Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 518 pt, 2nd Clément Noel 484, 3rd Marco Schwarz 473, 4th Manuel Feller 436, 5th Ramon Zenhaeusern 423, 6th Alexis Pinturault 364, 7th Henrik Kristoffersen 343, 8th Loic Meillard 324 , 9th Daniel Yule 298, 10th Linus Strasser 291, 11th Alex Vinatzer 254, 12th Kristoffer Jakobsen 232, 13th Victor Muffat-Jeandet (inf.) 226, 14th Dave Ryding 201, 15th Michael Matt 199, 16 Giuliano Razzoli 186, 22nd Manfred Moelgg 128, 32nd Stefano Gross 75, 33rd Tommaso Sala 73, 37th Simon Maurberger 55.
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