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The triumph in the slalom in Germany takes the Norwegian higher and higher, even if Odermatt is too far away to think of dreaming. The specialty ranking among the narrow posts has already been decidedly selected, with only Feller and Yule close to HK94. WCSL: Gross is back in the 30, Razzoli and Vinatzer move away from the second group.
Wednesday 4 January 2023 6 minutes reading time
The first success of the season, obtained with an authentic domination in the third slalom of this World Cup, in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, strengthens the third place in the general classification of a Henrik Kristoffersen who, in addition to approaching his compatriot Kilde, still at a distance still sidereal from Marco Odermatt, he takes back the red bib with which he had started the year between the goalposts as holder of the trophy.
Specialty primacy taken away from Lucas Braathen, out today in the 1st heat, with Feller first pursuer at -15 and a solid Yule at 34 points from HK94. The classification is already decidedly extended, with Braathen fourth at 70 lengths and Meillard who pays 128 behind the leader, despite still being fifth.
Among the Italians the best is Tommaso Sala, always in the points in the three slaloms disputed, it is no coincidence that the Brianza is also 10th in the WCSL, the only one still in the 15 and solid in the second sub-group, in truth not even very far from the top 7 closed again by Clément Noel, who was safe, however, at least for a couple of races with today's third place.
The forks in the opening of 2023 on the "Gudiberg" cost Giuliano Razzoli and Alex Vinatzer other positions, respectively 18th and 22nd, but the good news in Italy is represented by the leap of Stefano Gross, great 5th this evening, finally back in the thirty already in view of Sunday's race in Adelboden.
MEN'S SLALOM WORLD CUP RANKING (3/10)
1st Henrik Kristoffersen 220 pts, 2nd Manuel Feller 205, 3rd Daniel Yule 186, 4th Lucas Braathen 150, 5th Loic Meillard 92, 6th Kristoffer Jakobsen 86, 7th Alexis Pinturault 83, 7th Fabio Gstrein 83, 9 ° Linus Strasser 80, 10th Marco Schwarz 77, 11th Tommaso Sala 75, 12th Timon Haugan 65, 13th Clément Noel 60, 13th Albert Popov 60, 15th Stefano Gross 54, 25th Tobias Kastlunger 26, 33rd Giuliano Rockets 13.
MEN'S WORLD CUP OVERALL STANDINGS (15/40)
1st Marco Odermatt 946 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 617, 3rd Henrik Kristoffersen 485, 4th Vincent Kriechmayr 432, 5th Lucas Braathen 365, 6th Alexis Pinturault 335, 7th Manuel Feller 320, 8th James Crawford 317, 9th Loic Meillard 288, 10th Matthias Mayer 268, 11th Zan Kranjec 245, 12th Daniel Hemetsberger 216, 13th Marco Schwarz 212, 14th Johan Clarey 198, 15th Daniel Yule 186, 22nd Mattia Casse 128, 39th Tommaso Sala 75, 50° Filippo Della Vite 56, 52° Stefano Gross 54, 56° Dominik Paris 50, 59° Christof Innerhofer 49, 62° Florian Schieder 44, 72° Matteo Marsaglia 35, 77° Guglielmo Bosca 32, 84° Tobias Kastlunger 26, 92nd Simon Maurberger 20, 95th Giovanni Borsotti 18, 106th Giovanni Franzoni 14, 110th Giuliano Razzoli 13, 110th Luca De Aliprandini 13, 112th Nicolò Molteni 12, 126th Pietro Zazzi 6.
WCSL MEN'S SLALOM
1st Henrik Kristoffersen 584 pts, 2nd Manuel Feller 468, 3rd Daniel Yule 421, 4th Lucas Braathen 402, 5th Loic Meillard 331, 6th Linus Strasser 329, 7th Clément Noel 320, 8th Atle Lie McGrath 253, 9th Dave Ryding 247, 10th Tommaso Sala 242, 10th Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 242, 12th Marco Schwarz 237, 13th Johannes Strolz 236, 14th Alexis Pinturault 216, 15th Kristoffer Jakobsen 202, 18th Giuliano Razzoli 185, 22nd Alex Vinatzer 152, 29th Stefano Gross 87, 36th Simon Maurberger 45, 42nd Manfred Moelgg (ret.) 30, 45th Tobias Kastlunger 26.
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