Odermatt, what a show: he has almost double the points of Kilde and Mayer. And the giant's cup is almost won

The rankings of the men's World Cup after the giant from Adelboden: the Swiss increasingly master, while De Aliprandini moves away from the specialty podium, but remains in the first sub-group (where Feller bursts) for the Olympic competition.

Saturday 8 January 2022 6 minutes reading time

He has almost double the points compared to Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Matthias Mayer, his first rivals in a general classification that sees him absolute master. If the Norwegian and the Austrian will perhaps be able to earn something in the four planned descents between Wengen and Kitzbuehel, even if it is far from certain considering what the subject in question showed in Bormio, Marco Odermatt is really on the run towards his first World Cup. And after the total triumph in the home giant on Chuenisbargli, the first crystal ball of discipline is also one step away from the phenomenon of the Canton of Nidwalden: in the ranking of specialties, three tests from the gong (the two giants expected in March in that by Kranjska Gora, then the race of the finals), there are 219 points of margin on Manuel Feller and 227 on Henrik Kristoffersen, with Alexis Pinturault practically already forced to surrender as holder in office. With today's exit, Luca De Aliprandini dropped to 5th place, to -46 from HK94, but still with the possibility of fighting for a final podium that would be “a lot of stuff”; for the Trentino, however, it is very important to have kept the first merit sub-group, even though he is now sixth in the WCSL. The next giant, in fact, will be that of the Olympic Games and starting in the 7 can be decisive: even Manuel Feller knows something about it, who entered with his three podiums in seventh place, overtaking Loic Meillard by only one point. MEN'S GIANT WORLD CUP RANKING (5/8) 1st Marco Odermatt 480 pt, 2nd Manuel Feller 261, 3rd Henrik Kristoffersen 253, 4th Alexis Pinturault 214, 5th Luca De Aliprandini 207, 6th Justin Murisier 177, 7th Mathieu Faivre 145, 8th Zan Kranjec 128, 9th River Radamus 126, 10th Filip Zubcic 116, 11th Loic Meillard 113, 12th Alexander Schmid 112, 13th Gino Caviezel 99, 14th Lucas Braathen 98, 15th Rasmus Windingstad 94, 24th Giovanni Borsotti 36, 28th Simon Maurberger 29, 31st Alex Hofer 23, 39th Riccardo Tonetti 13, 41st Filippo Della Vite 11, 45th Giovanni Franzoni 7. MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (16/37) 1st Marco Odermatt 845 pt, 2nd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 469, 3rd Matthias Mayer 447, 4th Alexis Pinturault 382, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 373, 6th Henrik Kristoffersen 327, 7th Beat Feuz 300, 8th Dominik Paris 281, 9th Manuel Feller 261, 10th Justin Murisier 211, 11th Luca De Aliprandini 207, 12th Filip Zubcic 198, 13th Niels Hintermann 191, 14th Gino Caviezel 189, 15th Loic Meillard 180, 30th Mattia Casse 127, 45 Matteo Marsaglia 92, 53rd Christof Innerhofer 74, 58th Alex Vinatzer 70, 60th Giuliano Razzoli 65, 63rd Simon Maurberger 60, 71st Tommaso Sala 44, 76th Giovanni Borsotti 37, 89th Alex Hofer 23, 104th Riccardo Tonetti 13, 106 ° Manfred Moelgg 12, 108 ° Filippo Della Vite 11, 111 ° Guglielmo Bosca 10, 119 ° Giovanni Franzoni 7. MEN'S GIANT WCSL 1st Marco Odermatt 768 pt, 2nd Alexis Pinturault 525, 3rd Filip Zubcic 408, 4th Henrik Kristoffersen 371, 5th Mathieu Faivre 357, 6th Luca De Aliprandini 344, 7th Manuel Feller 309, 8th Loic Meillard 308, 9th Justin Murisier 279, 10th Zan Kranjec 257, 11th Alexander Schmid 196, 11th Stefan Brennsteiner 196, 13th Gino Caviezel 195, 14th Lucas Braathen 183, 15th Marco Schwarz 167, 24th Giovanni Borsotti 82, 31st Riccardo Tonetti 54, 36th Simon Maurberger 29, 39th Alex Hofer 25, 44th Filippo Della Vite 18, 48th Giovanni Franzoni 15, 53rd Manfred Moelgg 8, 57th Hannes Zingerle 6, 60th Roberto Nani 4, 62 ° Stefano Baruffaldi (ret.) 3.

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