Kristoffersen makes money, but Kilde and Paris can have fun in Wengen ... and Pinturault suffers

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The situation of the men's World Cup after the technical races of Adelboden: with two podiums the Norwegian has stretched, but everything remains very open.

Sunday 12 January 2020 9 minutes reading time

Three consecutive podiums in the technical races, without being able to win as he has already managed twice in the season, but finding that path that now places him as the first favorite for the general World Cup. We are talking about Henrik Kristoffersen, who however comes out with a smile from the Adelboden weekend, thinking of the fight for the absolute crystal ball: everything remains very open, but the 25-year-old Norwegian has still created that small gap against Alexis Pinturault, who chases after 78 points behind, and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde who has 92 less than his compatriot. Just AAK will play a lot in the next weekend in Wengen, with the possibility of returning to the top between the combined on Friday and the descent on the Lauberhorn the following day, but the same Dominik Paris, observing from afar the theoretical opponents in the first four races of 2020, it is running well. The blue jet has 157 points behind Kristoffersen and now the difference between technical and fast tests will be practically zero. The current cup leader has found continuity and is the reference, something that cannot be said of Alexis Pinturault, whose average points of the last races is certainly not a potential winner of the general. Obviously, the 28-year-old from Courchevel has the chance to return to the top on Friday with the combined, but the next three slaloms will tell us if Alexis is really able to play an uncertain World Cup like never before. Thinking about the slalom ranking, with Yule now second at 32 points from Kristoffersen and Noel at -82 after today's sensational "zero", it is interesting to observe the WCSL of discipline in the blue house. Between injuries and absences, Stefano Gross still has a fair margin to start in the 15, while Alex Vinatzer today wasted the chance to enter comfortably, which in the case of a good result next Sunday in Wengen would be almost a certainty. Giuliano Razzoli has fallen a lot, but in seven days he should start with the number 24, just ahead of Simon Maurberger who also took good points today after entering the 30 which took place thanks to the placement of Campiglio. CLASSIFICATION MALE SLALOM WORLD CUP (5/12) 1st Henrik Kristoffersen 322 pt, 2nd Daniel Yule 290, 3rd ClÃ©ment Noel 240, 4th Alexis Pinturault 206, 5th AndrÃ¨ Myhrer 197, 6th Ramon Zenhaeusern 180, 7th Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 152, 8th Marco Schwarz 126 , 9th Linus Strasser 117, 10th Manfred Moelgg 105, 11th Alex Vinatzer 102, 12th Victor Muffat-Jeandet 99, 13th Loic Meillard 91, 14th Stefan Hadalin 86, 15th Kristoffer Jakobsen 80, 16th Stephen Gross 76 , 25 Â° Simon Maurberger 52, 40 Â° Riccardo Tonetti 15, 41 Â° Giuliano Razzoli 12, 50 Â° Tommaso Sala 5. CLASSIFICATION OF THE MALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (18/44) 1st Henrik Kristoffersen 611 pt, 2nd Alexis Pinturault 533, 3rd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 519, 4th Dominik Paris 454, 5th Matthias Mayer 362, 6th Beat Feuz 361, 7th Vincent Kriechmayr 360, 8th Zan Kranjec 306, 9th Daniel Yule 290, 10th ClÃ©ment Noel 240, 11th Victor Muffat-Jeandet 238, 12th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 236, 13th Kjetil Jansrud 234, 14th Loic Meillard 231, 14th Thomas Dressen 231, 35th Manfred Moelgg 119, 39 Â° Mattia Casse 111, 42 Â° Alex Vinatzer 102, 50 Â° Riccardo Tonetti 93, 55 Â° Stefano Gross 76, 59 Â° Luca De Aliprandini 65, 70 Â° Simon Maurberger 54, 86 Â° Emanuele Buzzi 36, 105 Â° Giovanni Borsotti 18 , 111 Â° Giuliano Razzoli 12, 121 Â° Matteo Marsaglia 9, 126 Â° Hannes Zingerle 7, 128 Â° Florian Schieder 6, 133 Â° Tommaso Sala 5, 134 Â° Guglielmo Bosca 4, 138 Â° Peter Fill 2. WCSL MALE SLALOM 1st Henrik Kristoffersen 615 pt, 2nd Daniel Yule 564, 3rd ClÃ©ment Noel 555, 4th Marcel Hirscher (rit.) 477, 5th Alexis Pinturault 463, 6th Ramon Zenhaeusern 417, 7th AndrÃ¨ Myhrer 308, 8th Marco Schwarz 307, 9th Manuel Feller 265, 10th Michael Matt 259, 11th Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 222, 12th Dave Ryding 220, 13th Manfred Moelgg 216, 14th Victor Muffat-Jeandet 188, 15th Loic Meillard 187, 17 Â° Stefano Gross 159, 19 Â° Alex Vinatzer 135, 28 Â° Giuliano Razzoli 88, 30 Â° Simon Maurberger 72, 42 Â° Riccardo Tonetti 39, 59 Â° Tommaso Sala 5, 62 Â° Fabian Bacher 4.

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