Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
Gabriele Facciotti
The rankings of the men's World Cup after the second test of specialty in Beaver Creek. And with the giant on Sunday ...
Sunday 8 December 2019 7 minutes reading time
The second of the ten men's descents on the World Cup calendar (the next in Val Gardena, Saturday 21 December), which took place today in Beaver Creek, has clearly overturned the hierarchies that emerged in Lake Louise, even though there is is a constant that responds to the name of Beat Feuz.
The Swiss, holder of the trophy of specialty for two seasons, had already been third in Canada and today he has launched a very strong signal taking the red bib and returning to win a year from the last time, again on the Birds of Prey and between the other with a test of the highest quality. It is still the 32-year-old from Schangnau who was the favorite for the trophy that Dominik Paris dreams of more than anything else: nothing lost, God forbid, for the blue that concluded 11th, his worst downhill result in 2019, to equal to the placement obtained last January in Wengen. "Domme" is now at -56 from Feuz, with Kriechmayr and Dressen only a handful of points ahead.
In the specialty WCSL, always commanded by the Bernese on Paris, few changes and a chance not caught by Emanuele Buzzi to return among the 20, in which in the blue house there is only the giant of the Val d''Ultimo.
In overall terms, the "zero" of leader Matthias Mayer, now approached by team-mate Kriechmayr, with the same Paris third, gives Odermatt and Pinturault over all the chance to jump into the lead already after the giant expected on Sunday Beaver Creek triptych. And get to the weekend of technical competitions in Val d''Isère with the possibility of distancing the sprinters already in an important way ...
WORLD CUP LANDSCAPE MEN'S RANKING (2/10)
1st Beat Feuz 160 pt, 2nd Vincent Kriechmayr 116, 3rd Thomas Dressen 112, 4th Dominik Paris 104, 5th Johan Clarey 100, 6th Carlo Janka 74, 7th Kjetil Jansrud 61, 8th Mauro Caviezel 58, 8 ° Aleksander Aamodt 58, 8th Adrien Theaux 58, 11th Hannes Reichelt 52, 12th Matthias Mayer 45, 12th Adrian Smiseth Sejersted 45, 14th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 41, 15th Steven Nyman 40, 29th Emanuele Buzzi 12.
RANKING OF THE MALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (6/44)
1st Matthias Mayer 221 pt, 2nd Vincent Kriechmayr 212, 3rd Dominik Paris 204, 4th Beat Feuz 192, 5th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 188, 6th Marco Odermatt 170, 7th Mauro Caviezel 163, 8th Alexis Pinturault 150, 9th Thomas Dressen 142, 10th Kjetil Jansrud 117, 11th Henrik Kristoffersen 113, 12th Johan Clarey 106, 13th Hannes Reichelt 93, 14th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 88, 14th Travis Ganong 88, 21st Mattia Casse 71, 36th Manfred Moelgg 37, 43rd Luca De Aliprandini 32, 43rd Emanuele Buzzi 32, 52nd Alex Vinatzer 22, 91st Peter Fill 2, 91st Matteo Marsaglia 2.
WCSL MEN'S DESCENT
1st Beat Feuz 632 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 552, 3rd Vincent Kriechmayr 435, 4th Thomas Dressen 320, 5th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 311, 6th Mauro Caviezel 307, 7th Johan Clarey 287, 8th Kjetil Jansrud 269, 9th Christof Innerhofer 240, 10th Matthias Mayer 239, 11th Aksel Lund Svindal (rit.) 224, 12th Bryce Bennett 220, 13th Max Franz 191, 14th Hannes Reichelt 174, 15th Otmar Striedinger 172, 24th Emanuele Buzzi 74, 26 ° Peter Fill 70, 31 ° Matteo Marsaglia 50, 38 ° Mattia Casse 33.
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