Paris and Casse ok in the first round of Wengen: positive signs also from Innerhofer

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The timed test on the Lauberhorn towards the descent on Saturday smiles to the Azzurri: Domme and Mattia second and third behind the returning Mauro Caviezel.

Tuesday 14 January 2020 3 minutes reading time

Dominik Paris is there, and this is the most interesting news of the first rehearsal towards the descent that will take place on Saturday in Wengen. The blue jet and the special red bib after the double by Bormio, never loved the Lauberhorn track too much, but in today's test the times were immediately good; clearly, given that the tests are three (Wednesday and Thursday, before Friday's combined), many big names have not pushed, but the second place just 14 cents from the returning Mauro Caviezel can make you smile, despite having lost the usual 3- 4 tenths in the stretch of the "Kernen S". And in third place, best time until the last intermediate with 16 cents on the Swiss, there is the "usual" Mattia Casse (19 cents from Caviezel) who is always brilliant in practice and is expected to a great race after getting something less than expected in the latest releases. Behind the top three the void, with Bryce Bennett fourth at 96 cents and the Dressen-Janka pair at 1 "06, while Kilde finished at 1" 21, Mayer at 1 "22, Feuz at 1" 42 and Kriechmayr at almost 4 second, with Urs Kryenbuehl (sensational 2nd in Bormio in the descent bis) who fell just before the descent of Paris, with a subsequent break of about fifteen minutes. At home Italy the return of Christof Innerhofer is good, he finishes at 1 â€59 and may have felt the sensations that should see him return to the race in a weekend for him special. Further away Peter Fill, at 2 "44, and an Emanuele Buzzi returned with caution (2" 89 the delay of the sappadino) on the track where he was seriously injured a year ago. (updating)

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