Kilde devastates the Stelvio! Dominant super-g of the Norwegian, it is consecutive three of a kind and red bib

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The second race in Bormio sees AAK slaughter the competition, Kriechmayr and Cochran-Siegle bow. Odermatt far from the podium and in front of Casse, however author of a great test with the number 1, Innerhofer also performed well. Nothing to do for Paris after the downhill triumph.

Wednesday 29 December 2021 4 minutes reading time

Devastating. It is the first adjective that comes to mind to describe Aleksander Aamodt Kilde in general and even more so today, after what was "combined" on the Stelvio by the 2020 cup winner. The super-g showcased in Bormio by the norge phenomenon, who slips the third consecutive pearl into his favorite discipline after Beaver Creek and Val Gardena, wins the red bib and writes 10 in the box of triumphs in the World Cup, sixth in super-g and first on the Valtellina track. The first pursuer, Vincent Kriechmayr (who still postpones the appointment with the first victory of the season), pays the beauty of 85 cents, almost entirely granted in the first 22 seconds of the race, and then enchants Carcentina, while celebrating, one year after his only CdM triumph in the Bormino super-g, the return to the podium of Ryan Cochran-Siegle, third 9 tenths behind Kilde. Beat Feuz cancels, albeit partially, the downhill exit giving himself another good placement in the less favorite specialty of the Swiss, fourth at 1 "13 and 3 tenths ahead of his compatriot Marco Odermatt, who messes first on the Ciuk, then on the final jump, and is fifth at 1 ”43, just 5 cents better than Mattia Casse, very good at managing himself with the number 1, without any reference especially in the crucial passage between Carcentina and San Pietro. Appointment with the podium still postponed, but already in the second super-g on Thursday the Piedmontese will have a wonderful opportunity, like Christof Innerhofer who today gave a signal, finishing eighth (at 1 "66 from Kilde, between the two blues there is Gino Caviezel) after the disaster of the descent. Far away, however, a Dominik Paris who still has to work on the super-g and will hardly remain in the top 15, paying 2 ”18 from the top. (updating)

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