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Today's super-g brought the winner of the last World Cup back in front of everyone, who could already jump to the lead of the overall tomorrow. "Here I really feel at home".
Friday 18 December 2020 3 minutes reading time
In one fell swoop he signed his first win of the season, after the disappointment of the two races in Val d''Isère (but in the downhill he had been very fast, before ... anything happened), and perhaps already mortgaged the victory in the “ Val Gardena Suedtirol Ski Trophy ”already conquered in the past, when the Gardena competitions were combined with those in Alta Badia.
Saslong is home to Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, the downhill triumph two years ago and now also in super-g, after having burned the specialty leader, Mauro Caviezel, and teammate Kjetil Jansrud today. Above all, however, the holder of the absolute crystal ball has significantly shortened in terms of overall, taking the new leader Marco Odermatt to -55, who leads with 14 points over Alexis Pinturault.
And on Saturday AAK could put the arrow, since in practice it was simply a rocket on the complete Saslong, the one we will see tomorrow in conditions of weather and snow that should be similar. "It did not go well in the last few races, today I gave everything on every stretch of track - explained Kilde to Rai Sport after having been certain of success, the fifth of his adventure in CdM - It is a truly important victory , I am here beautifully.
The downhill? I get there with greater confidence, the practice was also excellent and I feel ready, let's hope for a great team result tomorrow as well ”.
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