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The triumph in the giant of Val d''Isère, the third seal of the season, brings the Swiss player higher and higher and will force the French to overcome even between the narrow poles. De Aliprandini fourth in the specialty ranking and increasingly solid in the first sub-group.
Saturday 11 December 2021 6 minutes reading time
One man alone in command, but a fight to be considered anything but directed only towards Switzerland, given that between Val Gardena and Bormio also Matthias Mayer and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde will begin to collect heavy points.
What is certain is that today Marco Odermatt threw a big shoulder with the victory in Val d''Isère, proving to be number 1 in the giant and thus flying at 446 points (in six races disputed, with three victories) in the general classification of a Cup. of the World that the Nidwalden wants at all costs. Alexis Pinturault, holder of the crystal ball, has risen, with today's second place, in fourth place to 241 points from his great rival and will have to overcome himself in slalom, starting from Sunday's challenge on the Face de Bellevarde where he has already won twice also between the narrow poles.
The giant ranking (two races out of eight), on the eve of the double engagement in Alta Badia, sees Odermatt already leading with 75 points of margin on Pinturault himself, but the excellent 4th place of Luca De Aliprandini should also be underlined, who thanks to the two placings between Soelden and Val d''Isère has strengthened his position in the first sub-group of merit, also bypassing Kranjec. Kristoffersen, danger number 1 to try to undermine him from the top 7, is still more than fifty points away.
MEN'S GIANT WORLD CUP RANKING (2/8)
1st Marco Odermatt 200 pt, 2nd Alexis Pinturault 125, 3rd Zan Kranjec 86, 4th Luca De Aliprandini 82, 5th Roland Leitinger 80, 6th Manuel Feller 76, 7th Gino Caviezel 64, 8th Henrik Kristoffersen 63, 9th River Radamus 60, 9th Lucas Braathen 60, 11th Mathieu Faivre 56, 12th Alexander Schmid 52, 13th Loic Meillard 51, 13th Justin Murisier 51, 15th Filip Zubcic 29, 26th Giovanni Borsotti 13, 28th Simon Maurberger 11, 30th Alex Hofer 10, 36th Riccardo Tonetti 5.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (7/37)
1st Marco Odermatt 446 pt, 2nd Matthias Mayer 310, 3rd Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 229, 4th Alexis Pinturault 205, 5th Vincent Kriechmayr 199, 6th Beat Feuz 160, 7th Gino Caviezel 130, 8th Henrik Kristoffersen 113, 9th Zan Kranjec 112, 10th Christian Hirschbuehl 100, 11th Andreas Sander 98, 12th Dominik Paris 84, 12th Adrian Smiseth Sejersted 84, 14th Justin Murisier 83, 15th Luca De Aliprandini 82, 27th Matteo Marsaglia 66, 38th Mattia Casse 43, 45th Christof Innerhofer 37, 66th Alex Vinatzer 20, 69th Simon Maurberger 16, 72nd Giovanni Borsotti 14, 77th Alex Hofer 10, 86th Riccardo Tonetti 5.
MEN'S GIANT WCSL
1st Marco Odermatt 705 pt, 2nd Alexis Pinturault 669, 3rd Filip Zubcic 539, 4th Mathieu Faivre 428, 5th Loic Meillard 392, 6th Luca De Aliprandini 322, 7th Zan Kranjec 312, 8th Henrik Kristoffersen 269, 9th Gino Caviezel 231, 10th Justin Murisier 229, 11th Stefan Brennsteiner 223, 12th Lucas Braathen 209, 13th Thibaut Favrot 199, 14th Alexander Schmid 198, 15th Roland Leitinger (inf.) 193, 26th Giovanni Borsotti 94, 28 ° Riccardo Tonetti 77, 43 ° Alex Hofer 14, 43 ° Manfred Moelgg 14, 43 ° Giovanni Franzoni 14, 49 ° Filippo Della Vite 12, 51 ° Simon Maurberger 11, 53 ° Hannes Zingerle 10, 58 ° Roberto Nani 6 , 59th Stefano Baruffaldi (ret.) 5.
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