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The rankings of the men's World Cup after the descent of Bormio: Paris leading the descent ranking before the "double" of Wengen and Kitz, you can dream. In general, the Swiss have almost 300 points of advantage over the first rival.
Tuesday 28 December 2021 6 minutes reading time
The race of the possible turning point, given that the victory of Dominik Paris was combined with the subdued performances of the direct rivals for that crystal ball of the queen discipline that the blue champion has been chasing for years.
In one fell swoop, with the pearl number 6 in the descent on the Stelvio, "Domme" jumped to the top of the specialty classification with 10 points of margin on Matthias Mayer (today only 12th), who gave him the red bib after 4 trials of the 11 scheduled (and in January it will restart with the double challenge on the Lauberhorn in Wengen, before the two races on the Streif that wink at Paris ...), almost 50 on the surprise Niels Hintermann, 58 on Kilde and above all 62 on Beat Feuz, today released for a zero that could really weigh a lot in the run-up to the five-odd cups of the red-cross champion.
Another Swiss, Marco Odermatt, leads the general classification with an ever wider margin: today's 2nd place is a very important blow, given that the first pursuers Mayer and Kilde found themselves losing points in a discipline on paper in their favor. , with the Carinthian now 286 points away and the Norwegian at -344, while Alexis Pinturault will participate in the super-g with almost 400 points on his back. Two blues in the top 10, with Dominik Paris now 7th and Luca De Aliprandini 9th. Almost half the way, really not bad.
In the downhill WCSL, Paris got very close to Feuz and Mayer, with Odermatt leaping in a flash in the ten (he is already 7th) of the first group, in which Hintermann could soon return. Innerhofer is now 17th, again in the draw for even numbers, Marsaglia continues his ascent from 21st and Mattia Casse, on the other hand, will have to defend his current 31st to stay at the starting altitude from numbers 20 to 30.
MEN'S DOWNHILL WORLD CUP RANKING (4/11)
1st Dominik Paris 227 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 217, 3rd Niels Hintermann 178, 4th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 169, 5th Beat Feuz 165, 6th Vincent Kriechmayr 163, 7th Marco Odermatt 146, 8th Otmar Striedinger 126, 9th Bryce Bennett 114, 10th Daniel Hemetsberger 110, 11th Johan Clarey 87, 12th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 81, 13th Dominik Schwaiger 78, 14th Max Franz 77, 15th Matteo Marsaglia 76, 22nd Mattia Casse 50, 24th Christof Innerhofer 38.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (14/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 713 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 427, 3rd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 369, 4th Alexis Pinturault 314, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 313, 6th Henrik Kristoffersen 287, 7th Dominik Paris 274, 8th Beat Feuz 255, 9th Luca De Aliprandini 207, 10th Niels Hintermann 191, 11th Manuel Feller 181, 12th Zan Kranjec 167, 13th Filip Zubcic 162, 14th Justin Murisier 159, 15th Travis Ganong 155, 34th Mattia Casse 101, 41 Matteo Marsaglia 92, 55th Alex Vinatzer 70, 57th Giuliano Razzoli 65, 59th Christof Innerhofer 54, 63rd Simon Maurberger 48, 68th Tommaso Sala 44, 86th Giovanni Borsotti 23, 103rd Manfred Moelgg 12, 105th Filippo Della Vite 11, 107 ° Guglielmo Bosca 10, 107 ° Alex Hofer 10, 122 ° Riccardo Tonetti 5.
WCSL MALE DESCENT
1st Beat Feuz 529 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 496, 3rd Dominik Paris 486, 4th Vincent Kriechmayr 408, 5th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 296, 6th Johan Clarey 268, 7th Marco Odermatt 263, 8th Otmar Striedinger 253, 9th Max Franz 214, 10th Romed Baumann 213, 11th Andreas Sander 210, 12th Niels Hintermann 207, 13th Bryce Bennett 198, 14th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 172, 15th Daniel Hemetsberger 167, 17th Christof Innerhofer 159, 21st Matteo Marsaglia 112, 31st Mattia Casse 69, 50th Florian Schieder (inf.) 12, 56th Emanuele Buzzi (inf.) 7.
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