Giovanni Borsotti also wins the second giant of Nor-Am Cup in Aspen

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Giovanni Borsotti also wins the second giant of Nor-Am Cup in Aspen

In the second men's giant of Nor-Am Cup in Aspen authentic domain Giovanni Borsotti repeating the success of yesterday plus doing the best time in both heats.

The wrought 1 & rdquo; 19 & egrave; l & rsquo; Austrian Philipp Sch & ouml; rghofer one in goal boasts a wide success in the World Cup although dating back almost four years ago. Third in 1 & rdquo; 54 Swiss Gino Caviezel who was the most & ugrave; near the Piedmont Bardonecchia after the first run in 1 & rdquo; 12, fourth l & rsquo; another Swiss Manuel Pleisch. In the ten also the two veterans of the blue team: Davide Simoncelli seventh, ninth Massimiliano Blardone, the finish also Giulio Bosca, eighteenth, are finished off in the first heat Alexander Ploner and Luca De Aliprandini. The curious situation in that & rsquo; last: & egrave; was the first to go in this race and at the same time in the race today's downhill in Beaver Creek, which obviously has not played, with the number 83 was supposed to start last! Bis in the second women's slalom in Copper Mountain with Sweden's Anna Swenn-larsson repeating the success of yesterday dominating both races and beating of 43 cents Canadian Erin Mielzynski and 1 & rdquo; 67 the French Adeline Baud, fourth l & rsquo; blue Irene Curtoni who has climbed from sixteenth position with the third part-time, the fifth American Resi Stiegler. Bel recovery even of & rsquo; other blue Nicole Agnelli that with the fifth part-time & egrave; lifts from the twenty-eighth to thirteenth place. Out our other rider, Federica Brignone in the second round, Marta Bassino, Manuela Moelgg and Sarah Pardeller in first. Tomorrow and the day after the boys and girls are reversed competition venue and specialty & agrave ;: there will be two female giant slalom in Aspen and two men in Copper Mountain.
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