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The second podium of Paris on the Lauberhorn in Wengen is worth the regain of the leadership of the specialty, but what a brawl with Kilde, Feuz, Mayer and Odermatt before the double Streif. The words of the blue jet and Innerhofer, 12th and disappointed.
Saturday 15 January 2022 4 minutes reading time
A weighty podium, the second of the season after the victory in Bormio and yesterday's disappointment, when a bitter 9th place arrived on the “shortened” Lauberhorn.
Dominik Paris has changed gears in the true descent of Wengen, the only classic that he practically lacks in the palmares and already touched on in 2020, and may well have some regrets for the 3rd place, 44 cents from Vincent Kriechmayr and only one tenth by Beat Feuz, given the mistake made at the Hundschopf and the 7 tenths of delay accumulated after the Kernen-S. At the same time, however, the blue champion will show up on his Streif again with the red bib on his shoulders, even if Kilde and Feuz are very close (11 points behind) and Mayer and Odermatt themselves are still in the running in a beautiful fight.
“Today I put everything I had on the track - Domme told Fisi.org after the race - I saw Feuz on TV and he hadn't skied so well, I thought I could beat him. Then, however, at the Hundschopf I made a mistake and I left too much time, while below I was able to ski as I had set out to do and the result was seen. I am very happy with this result because in Wengen I always struggle a little and for this reason it is even better to get on the podium here ”.
A Christof Innerhofer again fast in the upper part, but who made a mistake precisely in his section, the key one between Hundschopf and Kernen-S, had to settle for a 12th place that was anything but satisfactory for him. “I made too many mistakes - his comment - and I lost the race at Kernen-S, where I missed the line and lost all speed. Today I wasn't as fit as yesterday, I wasn't feeling great. The good thing is that I can make nice curves, but today I wasn't able to make them all the way through ”.
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