The first jewel of Odermatt in Beaver Creek: Mock Kilde and Mayer, the Blues away with Paris out of the top ten

The second men's super-g of the season awards the 22-year-old Swiss, who tames the Birds of Prey and graduates from one of the ski universities. The best of ours is Casse.

Friday 6 December 2019 3 minutes reading time

A degree in one of the university's ski slopes. Marco Odermatt wins his first World Cup victory, demanding the "Birds of Prey" in the second men's super-g of the World Cup season; a gem that of the 22 year old Swiss, who burns Aleksander Aamodt Kilde of a tenth and Matthias Mayer, which reinforces the leadership in the general and in the ranking of specialties, for only 14 cents. It is the Norwegian who has the greatest regrets, if we think that at the last intermediate he drove with almost four tenths of a second on the Swiss before committing an error in compression after the Golden Eagle; in turn, however, Odermatt himself had risked very much at the end of the initial wall, remaining in the running with a circus number. On a technical and complicated track, the one designed by the German technician Andy Evers (who invented everything a couple of decades ago, enhancing the characteristics of a certain Hermann Maier in this specialty ...), Alexis Pinturault, great fourth in 37 cents from the summit. Eight stops the line of consecutive podiums in speed for Dominik Paris, at the top 15 risk with 1 â€18 of detachment from Odermatt, without ever having found the rhythm on a track that, objectively, loves little; the best blue will be Mattia Casse, at the end of the 10th place with 93 cents of posting, while Lele Buzzi leaves the stage at the end of the wall and Peter Fill and Matteo Marsaglia will bring home a few points. (updating)

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