Alpine Skiingcup standings
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The 3Tre slalom closed the first third of the calendar, with the Swiss preceding in general Kilde, Kristoffersen and Braathen. The latter is the leader between the narrow poles, with Noel remaining in the first sub-group by a whisker and the "Rocket" now 16th.
Friday 23 December 2022 6 minutes reading time
The night in Madonna di Campiglio closed the first block of competitions of the men's World Cup, but not yet 2022 given that the jet men will be the protagonists on December 28-29 in Bormio.
The slalom on the Canalone Miramonti did not change the cards on the table for the first two places in the general classification, with Odermatt ahead of Kilde by 271 points, but there are two other Norwegians chasing the Red Cross phenomenon, even if Kristoffersen and Braathen are always ahead the 400 lengths of detachment from the leader and master of the CdM.
After two of the ten races on the calendar, the slalom classification still has a slightly more defined physiognomy compared to the "chaos" of last year, with Lucas Braathen having continuity between Val d''Isère and Campiglio, with a 1 ° and a 4th place (despite the disappointment of yesterday evening's missed success) to keep the red bib ahead of Yule, 7th and 1st, Feller (2nd and 5th between France and Italy) and Kristoffersen, 6th and 2nd and clearly in full swing to defend the trophy already won last year.
The double zero to begin with is already an important handicap for two of the most awaited men, Noel and Vinatzer, with the reigning Olympic champion who also risked the first starting subgroup, except by a whisker compared to McGrath, 8th in the WCSL , while in the second Jakobsen entered by force (in Campiglio a great 7th in comeback), displacing Giuliano Razzoli out of the 15th, while Alex Vinatzer dropped from 18th to 20th place.
Still out of the thirty, albeit by a few points, Maurberger and Gross who were excluded from the 2nd heat by a whisker on the night of the 3Tre. Next appointment for slalom skiers with the novelty of the Garmisch night on the "Gudiberg" on 4 January 2023.
MEN'S SLALOM WORLD CUP RANKING (2/10)
1st Lucas Braathen 150 pts, 2nd Daniel Yule 136, 3rd Manuel Feller 125, 4th Henrik Kristoffersen 120, 5th Kristoffer Jakobsen 86, 6th Linus Strasser 80, 7th Marco Schwarz 69, 8th Alexis Pinturault 63, 9 ° Loic Meillard 60, 10th Fabio Gstrein 54, 11th Timon Haugan 50, 11th Albert Popov 50, 13th Adrian Pertl 35, 13th Tommaso Sala 35, 15th Dave Ryding 31, 17th Tobias Kastlunger 26, 26th Giuliano Razzoli 13, 30th Stefano Gross 9.
MEN'S WORLD CUP OVERALL STANDINGS (12/40)
1st Marco Odermatt 796 pts, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 525, 3rd Henrik Kristoffersen 385, 4th Lucas Braathen 365, 5th Alexis Pinturault 270, 6th Matthias Mayer 268, 7th Vincent Kriechmayr 252, 8th Zan Kranjec 245, 9th Manuel Feller 240, 10th Marco Schwarz 204, 11th Johan Clarey 198, 12th James Crawford 197, 13th Loic Meillard 196, 14th Atle Lie McGrath 149, 14th Alexander Schmid 149, 24th Mattia Casse 96, 42 ° Filippo Della Vite 56, 57° Tommaso Sala 35, 60° Guglielmo Bosca 32, 65° Christof Innerhofer 28, 70° Tobias Kastlunger 26, 74° Dominik Paris 24, 79° Florian Schieder 23, 80° Simon Maurberger 20, 82° Matteo Marsaglia 18, 82nd Giovanni Borsotti 18, 99th Luca De Aliprandini 13, 99th Giuliano Razzoli 13, 101st Nicolò Molteni 12, 109th Stefano Gross 9.
WCSL MEN'S SLALOM
1st Henrik Kristoffersen 530 pts, 2nd Lucas Braathen 434, 3rd Manuel Feller 420, 4th Daniel Yule 400, 5th Linus Strasser 361, 6th Loic Meillard 328, 7th Clément Noel 292, 8th Atle Lie McGrath 285, 9th Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 270, 10th Johannes Strolz 266, 11th Dave Ryding 262, 12th Marco Schwarz 249, 13th Tommaso Sala 223, 14th Kristoffer Jakobsen 217, 15th Alexis Pinturault 213, 16th Giuliano Razzoli 206, 20th Alex Vinatzer 171, 34th Simon Maurberger 51, 36th Stefano Gross 46, 39th Manfred Moelgg (ret.) 34, 44th Tobias Kastlunger 26.
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