The first descent in Norway sees the Swiss conquer the second triumph in CdM (the first in the queen discipline), burning Mayer by 12 cents and his compatriot by 19, new red bib having preceded by a whisker (only one cent!) former leader Kilde, fourth. "Domme" is seventh, the other blues out of the top 15.
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A battle between the phenomena of the descent, which gave a challenge on the edge of the cents that keeps everything wide open in a specialty World Cup key.
"Kvitfjell 1", however, is by a fabulous Niels Hintermann, who surprises the big favorites and gets the first hurray in the downhill, the second in the World Cup after the controversial combined in Wengen in 2017. Mocked for 12 cents by Matthias Mayer, who He was already looking forward to the 2020 encore on the Olympiabakken, but which in any case is fully part of the brawl for a crystal ball that sees Beat Feuz in charge of an historic five-point attempt.
The Olympic champion, in fact, closes third at 19 cents from his compatriot, burning Aleksander Aamodt Kilde by just one cent and thus bypassing him in the standings by only 2 points, while Mayer is now third at -15, two tests to go.
While Johan Clarey is fifth (+ 0 "57) and a super Danklmaier sixth (+ 0" 61), seventh place hurts so much for Dominik Paris, with 7 tenths of a gap (most of which paid in the launch towards the heart of the runway after the first technical stretch, well done by the blue jet). For “Domme”, yesterday the best in qualifying, now there are 105 points to be recovered in Feuz for the great dream of that cup never won in his career.
He is followed by the first two Americans, Cochran-Siegle and Ganong, then another North American with James Crawford tenth ahead of Marco Odermatt, who on a track not too suited to his characteristics pays 91 cents and, in fact, moves away perhaps definitively from the top of the descent ranking.
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