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The slalom on the Planai keeps everything open for the crystal ball of discipline, even if Vinatzer and Razzoli (with Sala) are quite far from the two Norwegians in front. In WCSL, the 2010 Olympic champion is out of 15 and that's not good news in Beijing.
Wednesday 26 January 2022 6 minutes reading time
The night race in Schladming, the last World Cup race for the men's sector before the Olympic Games, naturally did not change anything in terms of the general classification, given that slalom has an incidence equal to zero this season, with multipurpose and the sprinters there in front of him and Marco Odermatt always with a margin of 375 points on the first rival, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde.
After 6 races out of 10 on the calendar, the specialty ranking remains indecipherable between the tight posts, even though Lucas Braathen has guaranteed that minimum of continuity (while finishing 12th last night on the Planai) to keep the red bib with 37 points ahead of the compatriot Sebastian Foss-Solevaag and 72 on Manuel Feller, who could become dangerous in the season finale (he will restart after the Olympics with two races in Garmisch). In the race, however, there are almost 15 athletes (enclosed in less than 120 points) reaching Jakobsen and Sala at an altitude of 140, with Vinatzer and Razzoli who may have many regrets for the wasted chances, but are not yet cut off.
WCSL chapter: with the success of Schladming, Linus Strasser breaks into the top 7 excluding Loic Meillard, while in the Olympic slalom Alex Vinatzer will start again in the second sub-group, still 12th in the standings, with Giuliano Razzoli excluded instead with the 17th place with the two very bitter releases by Kitz and Schladming.
MEN'S SLALOM WORLD CUP RANKING (6/10)
1st Lucas Braathen 257 pt, 2nd Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 220, 3rd Manuel Feller 185, 4th Linus Strasser 178, 4th Daniel Yule 178, 6th Clément Noel 177, 7th Dave Ryding 171, 8th Loic Meillard 167 , 9th Henrik Kristoffersen 156, 10th Giuliano Razzoli 154, 11th Johannes Strolz 145, 12th Alex Vinatzer 144, 13th Kristoffer Jakobsen 140, 13th Tommaso Sala 140, 15th Filip Zubcic 117, 28th Simon Maurberger 62, 32 ° Manfred Moelgg 41, 39 ° Stefano Gross 21.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (25/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 1200 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 825, 3rd Matthias Mayer 692, 4th Beat Feuz 579, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 564, 6th Henrik Kristoffersen 459, 7th Dominik Paris 446, 7th Manuel Feller 446, 9th Alexis Pinturault 411, 10th Lucas Braathen 355, 11th Loic Meillard 323, 12th Niels Hintermann 303, 13th Johan Clarey 284, 14th Daniel Hemetsberger 270, 15th Travis Ganong 251, 21st Luca De Aliprandini 207, 27 ° Christof Innerhofer 191, 38 ° Alex Vinatzer 164, 42 ° Giuliano Razzoli 154, 44 ° Mattia Casse 148, 48 ° Matteo Marsaglia 140, 48 ° Tommaso Sala 140, 60 ° Simon Maurberger 96, 91 ° Manfred Moelgg 41, 92 ° Guglielmo Bosca 40, 96 ° Giovanni Borsotti 37, 107 ° Alex Hofer 23, 110 ° Stefano Gross 21, 119 ° Riccardo Tonetti 13, 122 ° Filippo Della Vite 11, 129 ° Giovanni Franzoni 8, 129 ° Pietro Zazzi 8.
WCSL SLALOM MALE
1st Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 461 pt, 2nd Clément Noel 428, 3rd Manuel Feller 407, 4th Marco Schwarz 388, 5th Henrik Kristoffersen 368, 6th Linus Strasser 343, 7th Ramon Zenhaeusern 341, 8th Loic Meillard 316 , 9th Alexis Pinturault 291, 10th Daniel Yule 275, 11th Dave Ryding 271, 12th Alex Vinatzer 264, 13th Lucas Braathen 257, 14th Kristoffer Jakobsen 206, 15th Michael Matt 202, 17th Giuliano Razzoli 177, 22 Tommaso Sala 146, 29th Manfred Moelgg 110, 32nd Simon Maurberger 83, 38th Stefano Gross 60.
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