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The statements by Luca De Aliprandini, Manfred Moelgg and Riccardo Tonetti at the end of the Alta Badia World Cup men's giant are taken from fisi.org.
Sunday 16 December 2018 5 minutes reading time
Luca De Aliprandini: "At the end of the first I was very angry, I wanted more because when you run at home you always want to go strong I left at the beginning of the year without safety, the exits of last year when I was strong we need a bit of competition to recover concentration and courage The second run of Val d'Isère was an important signal, today more than the result the performance was served, in the first heat I tried to feel skiing but in the World is not good because you need to risk, in the second I told myself either inside or outside and I did it ".
Manfred Moelgg: "Back pain and flu in recent days have greatly weakened me but I'm not used to making excuses because these hitches can happen to anyone." I tried, I felt I was lacking speed in both heats. '' it's still a long time to make up for it, so let's hold on to the next giant of Saalbach, then it will come January which will be a bit of a slalom month. "
Riccardo Tonetti: "It has been a difficult day, I'm sorry that we did not manage to make the best of our supporters, I was always very tall and I did not feel the ski entering the corner, I was calculating and I was kicking but it did not change anything, in the end I was forced to force, I had no legs anymore ".
And it will be De Aliprandini, Moelgg and Tonetti to try their hand at the giant parallel at night which will start at 18.15 and which will be held in the final part of the Gran Risa. The first 16 of the giant startlist will take part, the first four of the general startlist and, to climb, the first 12 classified in the first run of the giant on Sunday. All this will form a scoreboard for 32 athletes who will compete with a double run at the beginning, and then, from the second round, with a dry run to the final. Here is the complete scoreboard:
SIXTEEN OF FINAL
Marcel Hirscher (Aut) -Roland Leitinger (Aut)
Riccardo Tonetti (Ita) -Kjetil Jansrud (Nor)
Victor Muffat-Jeandet (Fra) -Thomas Tumler (Sui)
Stefan Luitz (Ger) -Marco Schwarz (Aut)
Manuel Feller (Aut) -Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (Nor)
Leif Kristian Haugen (Nor) -Marco Odermatt (Sui)
Tommy Ford (USA) -Max Franz (Aut)
Matts Olsson (Swe) -Pavel Trikhichev (Rus)
Alexis Pinturault (Fra) -Ryan Cochran-Siegle (Usa)
Manfred Moelgg (Ita) -Matthias Mayer (Aut)
Thomas Fanara (Fra) -Gino Caviezel (Sui)
 an Kranjec (Slo) -Stefan Brennsteiner (Aut)
Loïc Meillard (Sui) -Thibaut Favrot (Fra)
Mathieu Faivre (Fra) -Elia Zurbriggen (Sui)
Luca De Aliprandini (Ita) -Vincent Kriechmayr (Aut)
Henrik Kristoffersen (Nor) -Philipp Schörghofer (Aut)
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