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Starting from 10.30 tomorrow, followed with us through the live timing of the FIS the first round of the fifth man's World Cup seasonal giant, that of Adelboden, the sixth also counting the parallel giant Alta Badia!
Friday 11 January 2019 5 minutes reading time
Here the live timing of the FIS!
Here the starting list of the first heat!
The competition includes 75 athletes representing 21 nations. The first to start will be the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, with the number 2 will come the Swedish Matts Olsson, with 3 the Swiss Loic Meillard, with 4 the Austrian Manuel Feller, with 5 the French Alexis Pinturault, with 6 the Slovenian Zan Kranjec, with 7 the Austrian Marcel Hirscher, with 9 the American Ted Ligety, with 10 the French Mathieu Faivre, with the 11 Norwegian Leif Kristian Haugen, with 12 the French Thomas Fanara, with the 13 German Stefan Luitz, with the 14 the French Victor Muffat -Jeandet, with 15 the American Tommy Ford and gradually all the others.
Otto the Azzurri in the race on the track put on the ground by their head trainer Alessandro Serra: with 8 Manfred Moelgg, with 16 Luca De Aliprandini, with 19 Riccardo Tonetti, with 38 Simon Maurberger, with 39 Giulio Bosca, with 43 Andrea Ballerin, with 60 Giovanni Borsotti, with 71 the absolute debutant in the Giulio Zuccarini World Cup. Following, taken from fisi.org, the statements of Tonetti, Moelgg and De Aliprandini, all in the first ten last year with the fourth quarter.
Riccardo Tonetti: "We arrived in Adelboden with a typical winter weather, this track is one of the most beautiful of the World Cup circuit, the snowpack has been a bit 'softened, there is a bit' of snow inside but in the steepest parts the ice has already come out, so there will not be any problems I really like the track, last year I made a great result placing me in eighth place, I will score the first heat Serra and then it will be even better The goal is to grow another small step ".
Manfred Moelgg: "Unfortunately, it's some days that I'm affected, let's say things are not running at their best, I'm still looking at the race, we try to gather strength to give the best, on a very expensive track. , I arrived here with a few giant doors in the last period, but I know the track very well, we will see how to always give the best ".
Luca De Aliprandini: "The season started a bit 'uphill, then with Alta Badia and Saalbach I got back a little' on track The year passed here I made a good result, the desire to do well is so much You have to go strong in all the races because the others are not watching, here the track is well prepared, even if it is snowed, we will have to push the first to the last door, plus there is the final wall where experience and know how to put on skis can help ".
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