Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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First training towards Saturday's descent: AAK precedes Ochsner and Raffort, then there is Jansrud. Positive blues with Prast, Casse and Marsaglia just outside the top ten.
Thursday 5 March 2020 4 minutes reading time
A proof from ... absolute crystal ball. The fight between Alexis Pinturault and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, considering the absence of Henrik Kristoffersen who will compete only in the technical tests of Kranjska Gora, also passes from the first test of the descent (scheduled Saturday) of Kvitfjell.
The Norwegian, second in the general with only 26 points to recover, was frightening in today's training on the snow at home, trimming almost a second to everyone. Pinturault showed excellent things (which bode well especially for Sunday's super-g), finishing 20th with a 1 "87 gap and in front of many specialists.
Two surprises signed the second and third time of the day, the Swiss Ochsner (bib 56, 87 cents from Kilde) and the French Raffort (n ° 48) spaced 94 cents, one tenth ahead of Kjetil Jansrud, another man who has a certain feeling with the Norwegian Olympic track.
In the standings we find Carlo Janka, 5th to 1 "25 from Kilde, with Allegre 6th to 1" 27 and Nyman and the Canadian Alexander (boy in great growth) seventh ex-aequo to 1 "31. A little further away the first three Azzurri, with Alexander Prast, Mattia Casse and Matteo Marsaglia respectively 11th, 12th and 13th and enclosed in 2 cents, with 1 "53 and 1" 55 behind the leader and in front of the various Kriechmayr, Feuz and Mayer, expected to push more Friday in the second and final round.
At home Italy there are high detachments for the other four downhill skiers: out of 30 with 2 â€36 of Schieder detachment, at 2†41 Gugu Bosca, at 3 â€19 Buzzi and at 4†20 Cazzaniga.
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Downhill Male Kvitfjell (NOR)
MAYER Matthias
KILDE Aleksander Aamodt
JANKA Carlo
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