Marcel Hirscher: "I compete against the clock, not against opponents"

Routes from & nbsp; fis-ski.com statements of the first three finishers in the men's giant World Cup of & nbsp; Beaver Creek.

Sunday 6 December 2015 3 minutes reading time

Marcel Hirscher: & ldquo; Scio always against the clock, not against Ted, or Felix, or anyone else. They are always looking for the perfect curves, and perhaps cos & Igrave; I can make the best time, or be as & ugrave; close as possible to the best time. In general, I am happy with my skiing so far and I hope to continue cos & Igrave; returning in Europe. It always pays to come to Beaver Creek, especially in these perfect conditions. But expectations are ultimately more & ugrave; great a few years ago, many things have changed, so I am really happy that I could keep up. The victory in the super-G yesterday was already & agrave; a big step forward for me, and the giant of today has put the seal on this weekend in the best way & rdquo ;. Victor Muffat-Jeandet: & ldquo; My first run showed me that are on track, but then I had to repeat myself in the second race. The 'Last year I did a good race and often a cos & Igrave; and cos & Igrave ;, so I'm glad that he was finally able to build a podium placement with two solid rounds. I think this is a remarkable step forward for me, but each ski race & egrave; different and must be able to adapt. I analyze my race and I will try & ograve; to continue cos & Igrave; races next week in Val d''Is & egrave; re ". Henrik Kristoffersen: "It '' was an exciting race, particularly among Myhrer and me, we are divided only by 1 cent, a nothing! There IS a track that suits me very, & egrave; rather flat, so I am very satisfied my third place today. I could ski a little '' pi & ugrave; fast in the first run, I made some tactical errors of the line, but the second heat & egrave; was very good & rdquo ;.

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