Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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The rankings after the descent of Wengen and before the slalom, then the two fast races of Kitz that could bring a sprinter back to the top ...
Saturday 18 January 2020 7 minutes reading time
The duel between Beat Feuz and Dominik Paris will be discussed until the end of the season, for that downhill World Cup that could be decided again at the last race, this time at "home" for the blue jet.
Sixteen points that "Domme" must recover now, halfway (5 races out of 10 disputed) and before the appointment of Kitzbuehel who loves the carabiniere of the Val d''Ultimo so much. The descent today in Wengen, however, gave other indications on the fight for the general classification: yes, because beyond how the slalom that will close the Swiss weekend will go tomorrow, one between Alexis Pinturault and Henrik Kristoffersen will be in head before the races in the Austrian temple, but between Friday and Saturday one of the three sprinters who follow the two great favorites for the absolute crystal ball, could also return in front of everyone.
From Pinturault to Mayer, fifth, there are now only 101 points and in the middle, in addition to Kristoffersen at -2 from the French, there are Kilde (22 points from the top) and Dominik Paris, who has only 57 lengths less than the record holder. There will be fun, at least for a few more weeks ...
WORLD CUP RANKING MEN'S RANKING (5/10)
1st Beat Feuz 400 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 384, 3rd Thomas Dressen 201, 4th Matthias Mayer 200, 5th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 198, 6th Vincent Kriechmayr 174, 7th Johan Clarey 162, 8th Urs Kryenbuehl 108, 8th Adrien Theaux 108, 10th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 107, 11th Maxence Muzaton 105, 12th Mauro Caviezel 103, 13th Matthieu Bailet 100, 14th Carlo Janka 99, 15th Kjetil Jansrud 96, 26th Mattia Casse 40, 39 ° Emanuele Buzzi 16, 46 ° Davide Cazzaniga 8, 47 ° Matteo Marsaglia 7.
CLASSIFICATION MALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (20/44)
1st Alexis Pinturault 613 pt, 2nd Henrik Kristoffersen 611, 3rd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 591, 4th Dominik Paris 556, 5th Matthias Mayer 512, 6th Beat Feuz 461, 7th Vincent Kriechmayr 418, 8th Zan Kranjec 306, 9 ° Victor Muffat-Jeandet 298, 10 ° Kjetil Jansrud 294, 11 ° Thomas Dressen 291, 12 ° Daniel Yule 290, 13 ° Loic Meillard 281, 14 ° Ryan Cochran-Siegle 266, 15 ° Mauro Caviezel 262, 32 ° Riccardo Tonetti 138, 37 ° Mattia Casse 127, 40 ° Manfred Moelgg 119, 47 ° Alex Vinatzer 102, 56 ° Stefano Gross 76, 62 ° Luca De Aliprandini 65, 73 ° Simon Maurberger 54, 93 ° Emanuele Buzzi 36, 112 ° Giovanni Borsotti 18 , 116 ° Giuliano Razzoli 12, 125 ° Matteo Marsaglia 9, 128 ° Davide Cazzaniga 8, 131 ° Florian Schieder 7, 131 ° Hannes Zingerle 7, 138 ° Tommaso Sala 5, 140 ° Guglielmo Bosca 4, 142 ° Alexander Prast 3, 144 ° Peter Fill 2.
WCSL MALE DESCENT
1st Beat Feuz 695 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 664, 3rd Vincent Kriechmayr 373, 4th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 356, 5th Thomas Dressen 331, 6th Matthias Mayer 321, 7th Johan Clarey 279, 8th Mauro Caviezel 258, 9 ° Kjetil Jansrud 226, 10 ° Adrien Theaux (inf.) 178, 11 ° Bryce Bennett 176, 12 ° Otmar Striedinger 154, 13 ° Hannes Reichelt (inf.) 150, 13 ° Christof Innerhofer 150, 15 ° Carlo Janka 144, 31 ° Mattia Casse 60, 33 ° Emanuele Buzzi 55, 34 ° Peter Fill 44, 37 ° Matteo Marsaglia 38, 57 ° Davide Cazzaniga 8.
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