Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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The two Azzurri in the top five of the Lake Louise super-g. Dominik one step away from the leadership of the general cup, but thoughts are already going to the "Birds of Prey".
Sunday 1 December 2019 3 minutes reading time
A double top five confirming that the male Italjet is not only Dominik Paris, but let's add the great return of Emanuele Buzzi, immediately at high levels with the 19th place down and the 13th in super-g, waiting to review the best Peter Fill.
Alberto Ghidoni's national team can smile, not only for the second place obtained by "Domme" on the Men''s Olympic in Lake Louise, given that the Canadian super-G reported a great Mattia Casse, 5th and second best career result after that "famous" 4th place in Beaver Creek in 2015, when Marcel Hirscher won his only career super-g. "After the descent - Casse said to fisi.org - this result was needed. I still made a small mistake at the beginning of the wall, but I kept the tips down and the result arrived. I'm fit, Saturday was just a bad day: now the goal is to go fast even downhill, I want results and in Beaver Creek ... I'll play it ".
And what does Paris say? He is happy, and how, of this new place of honor, also because Mayer was objectively superior to all: "That's right, it was perfect - the 30-year-old from Val d'Ultimo has confessed - For me it is about another excellent result, from every point of view. And now we go to Beaver Creek, where I think and this time I hope I can do well. "
For the record, today's race brought the blue ace to continue a record-breaking blue-speed ski in speed, with the eighth consecutive podium in World Cup races between super-g and downhill, as well as centering the fifth top 3 career in Lake Louise.
And if we look at the World Cup standings, even if at this point of the journey it counts relatively, "Domme" is second to a single point by Matthias Mayer and ahead of Kristoffersen and Pinturault.
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MAYER Matthias
PARIS Dominik
KRIECHMAYR Vincent
CAVIEZEL Mauro
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