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The analysis of the World Cup rankings after the Saalbach super-g: AAK, the first success of the season, with 79 points on his compatriot and 100 on the Frenchman, who took 40 very useful points today ...
Friday 14 February 2020 8 minutes reading time
He had flown to the top after the 2nd place in the combined Bormio, one of the many squares of honor of a season always at very high levels, but without the satisfaction of success.
At least until today, when in the Saalbach-Hinterglemm super-g, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde took the first victory (fourth in his career), the leadership in the super-g classification in one fell swoop (he won his only crystal ball in 2016, precisely in this discipline) and especially that in the World Cup general.
The 27-year-old Norwegian placed an important stretch, putting 79 points between himself and Henrik Kristoffersen, but it was also a good day for Alexis Pinturault, 6th and with 40 points now -1 at HK94 and 100 rounds from the top.
Now there will be the two technical races of Yuzawa Naeba, with the giant on Saturday 22 that could see AAK defend himself in the big way, and then see what the two direct rivals will combine in slalom. The fight remains wide open, also because after Japan there will be a substantial equality of races available, considering then that Kristoffersen will also try to score points in the combined Hinterstoder (and perhaps also in the "single" super-g in Austria, albeit with reduced chances).
In view of the super-g specialty cup, Kilde then blew the red bib to Matthias Mayer, today out, with Mauro Caviezel (on the eighth podium in his career, without ever winning) 51 points away when there are three races left conclusion. And there is Mattia Casse great 7th in the discipline ranking, with the Piedmontese rising to 9th place in the WCSL and, already thinking of the Hinterstoder race, without the Damocles sword of the bib number 1 ... mandatory.
MEN'S SUPER-G WORLD CUP RANKING (5/8)
1st Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 336 pt, 2nd Mauro Caviezel 285, 3rd Kjetil Jansrud 265, 4th Matthias Mayer 264, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 262, 6th Marco Odermatt 185, 7th Mattia Casse 177, 8th Thomas Dressen 164, 9th Dominik Paris 145, 10th Travis Ganong 124, 11th Andreas Sander 122, 12th Alexis Pinturault 119, 13th Beat Feuz 97, 14th Christian Walder 94, 15th Johan Clarey 86, 21st Emanuele Buzzi 49, 35th Christof Innerhofer 16, 40 ° Peter Fill 13, 49 ° Florian Schieder 6, 53 ° Matteo Marsaglia 5.
CLASSIFICATION MALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (31/44)
1st Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 982 pt, 2nd Henrik Kristoffersen 903, 3rd Alexis Pinturault 882, 4th Matthias Mayer 716, 5th Beat Feuz 697, 6th Vincent Kriechmayr 654, 7th Thomas Dressen 570, 8th Dominik Paris 556, 9 ° Clément Noel 550, 10 ° Kjetil Jansrud 535, 11 ° Loic Meillard 514, 12 ° Daniel Yule 495, 13 ° Mauro Caviezel 473, 14 ° Zan Kranjec 396, 15 ° Johan Clarey 387, 26 ° Mattia Casse 244, 39 ° Simon Maurberger 165, 41 ° Alex Vinatzer 160, 42 ° Riccardo Tonetti 157, 65 ° Manfred Moelgg 119, 71 ° Luca De Aliprandini 102, 71 ° Emanuele Buzzi 102, 78 ° Stefano Gross 76, 80 ° Giuliano Razzoli 72, 96 ° Matteo Marsaglia 47, 103 ° Giovanni Borsotti 40, 109 ° Christof Innerhofer 32, 117 ° Tommaso Sala 27, 121 ° Federico Liberatore 24, 132 ° Peter Fill 13, 132 ° Florian Schieder 13, 145 ° Davide Cazzaniga 8, 146 ° Hannes Zingerle 7 , 152 ° Guglielmo Bosca 4, 153 ° Alexander Prast 3, 157 ° Daniele Sorio 1.
WCSL SUPER-G MALE
1st Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 448 pt, 2nd Vincent Kriechmayr 422, 3rd Mauro Caviezel 406, 4th Kjetil Jansrud 383, 5th Matthias Mayer 375, 6th Dominik Paris (inf.) 344, 7th Marco Odermatt 220, 7th Thomas Dressen 220, 9th Mattia Casse 201, 10th Johan Clarey 191, 11th Travis Ganong 167, 12th Beat Feuz 165, 13th Andreas Sander 149, 14th Alexis Pinturault 143, 15th Hannes Reichelt (inf.) 137, 20 ° Christof Innerhofer 106, 27 ° Emanuele Buzzi 58, 40 ° Peter Fill (rit.) 28, 46 ° Matteo Marsaglia 18, 58 ° Florian Schieder 6.
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