Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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"Domme", at -30 from Kristoffersen, has to put hay on the farm before a January all uphill. After the downhill run, a crucial combined Sunday.
Friday 27 December 2019 6 minutes reading time
With today's splendid victory, the fifth of his career in Bormio (out of the 17 totals), Dominik Paris has put himself in the position of being able to fly to the top of the overall World Cup standings after the encore descent scheduled for Saturday (always at 11.30) on the Stelvio.
It will depend only on the blue jet, which precedes Aleksander Aamodt Kilde by 5 points and chases the leader Henrik Kristoffersen, 30 points ahead of "Domme"; as we have already analyzed, to keep a hope of being able to play at least until the end of the season the absolute crystal ball, a perfect weekend in Valtellina will be needed (crucial, in this sense, the "new" Alpine combined) before a January all ... uphill.
In any case, 24 years after Alberto Tomba's (final) triumph in Bormio, it would be a great satisfaction for Paris and all Italian skiing to jump to the head at this point of the season and in the same location.
The first goal of the South Tyrolean Val d''Ultimo, however, remains the downhill World Cup: in this sense, a new duel with Beat Feuz already seems to be looming. The constancy of the Swiss is simply extraordinary, always on the podium in the first three races and therefore 36 points ahead of Paris, while Dressen is already at -99. With seven specialty races still on the calendar, you will have fun ...
WORLD CUP RANKING MEN'S RANKING (3/10)
1st Beat Feuz 240 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 204, 3rd Thomas Dressen 141, 4th Johan Clarey 126, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 116, 6th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 108, 7th Matthias Mayer 105, 8th Carlo Janka 83, 9th Adrien Theaux 76, 10th Hannes Reichelt 74, 10th Matthieu Bailet 74, 12th Kjetil Jansrud 72, 13th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 65, 14th Maxence Muzaton 64, 15th Adrian Smiseth Sejersted 60, 30th Emanuele Buzzi 14 , 33 ° Mattia Casse 13.
CLASSIFICATION MALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (12/44)
1st Henrik Kristoffersen 379 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 349, 3rd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 344, 4th Matthias Mayer 317, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 312, 6th Alexis Pinturault 301, 6th Beat Feuz 301, 8th Thomas Dressen 231, 9 ° Marco Odermatt 222, 10 ° Mauro Caviezel 217, 11 ° Kjetil Jansrud 108, 12 ° Zan Kranjec 194, 13 ° Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen 171, 14 ° Tommy Ford 169, 15 ° Rasmus Windingstad 168, 15 ° Johan Clarey 168 , 26th Mattia Casse 100, 44th Luca De Aliprandini 65, 47th Stefano Gross 60, 48th Manfred Moelgg 58, 67th Emanuele Buzzi 34, 77th Alex Vinatzer 22, 79th Riccardo Tonetti 21, 110th Hannes Zingerle 7, 114 ° Giuliano Razzoli 5, 117 ° Peter Fill 2, 117 ° Matteo Marsaglia 2, 117 ° Simon Maurberger 2.
WCSL MALE DESCENT
1st Beat Feuz 653 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 596, 3rd Vincent Kriechmayr 395, 4th Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 329, 5th Thomas Dressen 323, 6th Johan Clarey 290, 7th Mauro Caviezel 276, 8th Matthias Mayer 274, 9 ° Kjetil Jansrud 254, 10 ° Christof Innerhofer (inf.) 210, 11 ° Aksel Lund Svindal (rit.) 196, 12 ° Bryce Bennett 193, 13 ° Max Franz 184, 14 ° Hannes Reichelt 181, 15 ° Adrien Theaux 175 , 26th Emanuele Buzzi 69, 29th Peter Fill 62, 34th Matteo Marsaglia 44, 36th Mattia Casse 42.
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