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After the final descent in Courchevel, the balance sheets of a very tight season in the queen discipline, while with a view to the final podium in the general, Kristoffersen sees the goal with the serious mistake made today by Mayer.
Wednesday 16 March 2022 6 minutes reading time
The men's World Cup essentially ended with the two giants of last weekend in Kranjska Gora, but only today did the arithmetic of the first crystal ball arrive for Marco Odermatt, who will precede Aleksander Aamodt Kilde in the final ranking and, probably, another Norwegian since Henrik Kristoffersen remained ahead of Matthias Mayer, today very far in the descent of the finals in Courchevel, in the fight for third place.
The downhill classification saw Kilde just 13 points ahead of Beat Feuz, preventing the Grisons champion from finishing five like only Franz Klammer in the past, bringing back the brace in the speed cups for the ninth time in history, and the last to do so was was Kjetil Jansrud in 2014/15 (when the cup finals were in ... Méribel), the very one who passed the baton to the 29-year-old from Baerum, officially retiring with the Kvitfjell races.
For Dominik Paris, it is the sixth time on the final podium of the discipline most dear to him, five times third and once second, in 2019, with that cup that remains the last great milestone to be crossed, together with the Olympic medal, of the amazing career of the blue jet.
WCSL chapter: in view of the 2022/23 vintage, in the first six places there are the absolute masters of the descent, with Niels Hintermann immediately behind and the eternal Johan Clarey who should also continue in the year of the World Championship at home, while Marsaglia and Innerhofer remain in the second sub-group of merit, Mattia Casse in the third.
MEN'S DOWNHILL WORLD CUP RANKING (11/11)
1st Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 620 pt, 2nd Beat Feuz 607, 3rd Dominik Paris 522, 4th Marco Odermatt 517, 5th Matthias Mayer 508, 6th Vincent Kriechmayr 465, 7th Niels Hintermann 432, 8th Daniel Hemetsberger 346, 9th Johan Clarey 301, 10th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 230, 11th Travis Ganong 211, 12th Bryce Bennett 206, 13th Otmar Striedinger 202, 14th Max Franz 195, 15th Daniel Danklmaier 181, 17th Matteo Marsaglia 148, 20th Christof Innerhofer 132, 30th Mattia Casse 71, 35th Guglielmo Bosca 48, 45th Nicolò Molteni 18, 50th Pietro Zazzi 8.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (34/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 1459 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 1100, 3rd Henrik Kristoffersen 874, 4th Matthias Mayer 858, 5th Beat Feuz 794, 6th Vincent Kriechmayr 740, 7th Dominik Paris 662, 8th Manuel Feller 627, 9th Lucas Braathen 551, 10th Alexis Pinturault 513, 11th Loic Meillard 496, 12th Niels Hintermann 492, 13th Atle Lie McGrath 402, 14th James Crawford 351, 15th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 349, 24th Luca De Aliprandini 273, 33rd Alex Vinatzer 229, 40th Christof Innerhofer 209, 41st Giuliano Razzoli 204, 47th Matteo Marsaglia 173, 49th Tommaso Sala 170, 51st Mattia Casse 148, 72nd Simon Maurberger 96, 83rd Guglielmo Bosca 69, 93 ° Giovanni Borsotti 56, 96 ° Stefano Gross 45, 103 ° Manfred Moelgg 41, 116 ° Alex Hofer 23, 118 ° Filippo Della Vite 21, 122 ° Nicolò Molteni 18, 129 ° Riccardo Tonetti 13, 137 ° Giovanni Franzoni 8, 137 ° Pietro Zazzi 8, 137 ° Hannes Zingerle 8.
WCSL MALE DESCENT
1st Beat Feuz 707 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 665, 3rd Matthias Mayer 568, 4th Dominik Paris 562, 5th Marco Odermatt 553, 6th Vincent Kriechmayr 497, 7th Niels Hintermann 432, 8th Johan Clarey 381, 9th Daniel Hemetsberger 346, 10th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 248, 11th Max Franz 224, 12th James Crawford 220, 13th Travis Ganong 211, 14th Bryce Bennett 206, 15th Otmar Striedinger 202, 17th Matteo Marsaglia 164, 20th Christof Innerhofer 132, 29th Mattia Casse (inf.) 71, 36th Guglielmo Bosca 48, 45th Nicolò Molteni 18, 49th Pietro Zazzi 8.
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