Dominik Paris-third in the super-G in Kvitfjell won for the third consecutive year by Kjetil Jansrud

On Norwegian snow Kvitfjell in the last four men's super-G World Cup they had won the home athletes, now the series is extended to five thanks to Kjetil Jansrud.

Sunday 13 March 2016 4 minutes reading time

Scandinavian wins this race for the third consecutive time and fourth overall, there was in fact succeeded in 2012, 2014 and 2015, in 2013 to triumph was instead his compatriot Aksel Lund Svindal. For Jansrud & egrave; 14 & deg; success in the World Cup, the sixth in the super-G, the fourth season, the first in super-G, between the & rsquo; another won in four specialties & agrave ;, and this & egrave; Giant parallel, combined, downhill and super-G. For male Norway have 19 total wins in this winter. Apart Marcel Hirscher, who between & rsquo; another has now virtually at hand the fifth consecutive World Cup since Henrik Kristoffersen will almost certainly not be & agrave; the fast races of St. Moritz finals, l & rsquo; Austria still does not win but today Vincent Kriechmayr you & egrave; placed second behind Jansrud just like a year ago, 17 hundredths of detachment for the & rsquo; Austrian who & egrave; was also third in Jeongseon little more & ugrave; more than a month ago in super-G. Fourteenth podium of the season for the & rsquo; Talia men thanks to a scatenatissimo Dominik Paris that & egrave; third to 32 cents despite a few small mistakes too, for the & rsquo; South Tyrolean Val d & rsquo; Last & egrave; the fifth podium of the season, all arrived in a little more & ugrave; than a month, the first quest & rsquo; winter in super-G, the fourth ever in the specialty & agrave ;. Quarter to 47 cents l & rsquo; another Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde fifth the American Andrew Weibrecht, sixth and seventh Swiss Beat Feuz and Carlo Janka, eighth Canadian Erik Guay a tie with the second blue, good Peter Fill, the tenth German Andreas Sander. For the specialty & agrave cup; the fight & egrave; wide open: Kilde has 37 points ahead of Kriechmayr, Jansrud of 40, 91 and 92 of Weibrecht of Janka, Svindal & egrave; 25 but obviously being injured & egrave; out of the game. We will update you on the final placings of the other blue, and which of them will go & agrave; to St. Moritz finals.

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