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The startlist of the queen race scheduled at 12.30 on Saturday, although the snow expected in the night could complicate the plans. Feuz with 9, Mayer with 11. Five blues will start in the 30s, then Cazzaniga and Bosca.
Friday 17 January 2020 4 minutes reading time
With the unknown amount of snow expected in the night, at least 20-25 cm that will make the cleaning work of the more than 4 km of the Lauberhorn complicated, on Saturday at 12.30 the time of the fifth men's descent of the season will come, one of the most beautiful in the Cup of the world.
Wengen, after today's combined, will host its queen race that could re-present a new duel between Dominik Paris and Beat Feuz (who have chosen the bibs 7 and 9 respectively), the rulers of the discipline and divided by only 4 points in favor of the 'blue after the brace of Bormio; it is equally true that if the Swiss loves the Lauberhorn, where he has already won in 2012 and 2018 (and in hiding he was hitting himself, with some very fast sections), "Domme" has never digested this track and especially the area of the " Kernen S â€, where even today in combined he suffered.
The podium would already be a great result from every point of view for the blue ace, before arriving in "his" Kitzbuehel, but there will be many possible protagonists tomorrow; above all Matthias Mayer, who will leave for 11th, but also Dressen (5), Kriechmayr (13), Kilde (15) and Caviezel, who will be the first big with the number 3.
Seven blues on the track, including five in the 30s: with the absence of Christof Innerhofer, Matteo Marsaglia will play against 22, preceding Peter Fill (26), Emanuele Buzzi (27) and Mattia Casse (always fast in try) with the 30. And then again Davide Cazzaniga, bib 44 and winner last week of the second downhill of the European Cup on the shortened Lauberhorn, and Guglielmo Bosca with the 54.
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MALE DESCENT - WENGEN
Startlist: 1 Bennett, 2 Franz, 3 Caviezel, 4 Thomsen, 5 Dressen, 6 Ganong, 7 Paris, 8 Nyman, 9 Feuz, 10 Striedinger, 11 Mayer, 12 Muzaton, 13 Kriechmayr, 14 Bailet, 15 Kilde, 16 Janka, 17 Clarey, 18 Ferstl, 19 Jansrud, 20 Cochran-Siegle, 22 Marsaglia, 26 Fill, 27 Buzzi, 30 Crates, 44 Cazzaniga, 54 Bosca.
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