Paris amaro: "I have to change something, but I don't know how". Innerhofer: "Right attitude"

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Paris amaro: "I have to change something, but I don't know how". Innerhofer: "Right attitude"

Four Azzurri among the first twenty-two of the descent number 1 in Wengen, however the acute is missing with Dominik who also gives up the red bib (albeit for only 13 points). His reaction and desire for redemption towards the "long" race on Saturday.

A good team result in the “Lauberhorn 1”, or the shortened version of the Wengen descent, before experiencing the most awaited race in the Swiss temple on Saturday (start always scheduled at 12.30). The Italjet, however, comes out with some regrets from the second speed appointment in the Bernese Oberland, with Dominik Paris finishing 9th, one second clear of the winner Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, the one to whom he gives the red bib worn only today , after the victory in Bormio. Thirteen points to recover and Kitz's brace on the horizon still bodes well, but tomorrow a different “Domme” will be needed, as he himself admits to Rai Sport's microphones. "What I did was not enough, I tried everything and I took the risks of the case, but it didn't go - the words of the champion from Val d''Ultimo - I overcame the Kernen S well, but on following corners I was unable to keep the line and I don't know what and where to change for tomorrow ". Christof Innerhofer, 13th but with the absolute best time until almost halfway through the race, that is at the exit of the “Kernen S”, still sees the glass half full. "I felt good and I tried to take risks, especially the first part and the Kernen S. I didn't want to lose meters and I wanted to overdo it especially in the two super-g corners: I took them too tight and ended up in the snow reported and I immediately felt that I was wasting too much time. Too bad, but the sensations were good and the attitude is the right one ”.
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