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First downhill training in Norway, the American precedes the specialty leader and the Olympic champion (among them Bostjan Kline, third). Azzurri out of the top ten, the best is Casse ahead of Paris. Innerhofer did not leave.
Wednesday 2 March 2022 3 minutes reading time
A challenge that begins from the first of the two tests on Kvitfjell's Olympiabakken, where on Friday and Saturday there will be two crucial descents for the hard-fought fight in a specialty World Cup key.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde defends only 8 points compared to Beat Feuz and the favorites for the title are already there, with the red bib second two tenths from Ryan Cochran-Siegle, who immediately adapted very well to the aggressive snow of the Norwegian resort, while the '' gold in Beijing 2022 is fourth, 61 cents away ex aequo with compatriot Niels Hintermann and behind Bostjan Kline, third at + 0 ”32. Hemetsberger, Alexander, Mayer, Weber and the vice Olympic champion Clarey, 10th with 96 cents, are also under the second lead.
Christof Innerhofer did not start (the FISI itself did not give any indications on the matter), with bib number 2, while the other Azzurri finished out of the top ten: Mattia Casse signed the best time in the very fast final section, finishing 16th at 1 "32, 13 cents ahead of Dominik Paris who, together with Marco Odermatt (who precedes him by two cents in this training) and Vincent Kriechmayr, 2" 25 away, is among the other contenders for the discipline cup.
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