Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
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The complete startlist of the race scheduled for tomorrow (11.30). "Domme" wants the sixth seal (fifth downhill) to become World Cup leader: Feuz and Mayer will leave after him.
Friday 27 December 2019 4 minutes reading time
On track for the legend. It is the mission of Dominik Paris, the objective of the King of the Stelvio that tomorrow, on the occasion of the bis descent of Bormio, the "original" one, could move the bar even higher for everyone.
After today's triumph, the blue ace is obviously the most awaited man for the fourth seasonal challenge of the jet men, scheduled with a route always scheduled at 11.30, but on the entire track of the wonderful Valtellinese runway, the one tested in the training of Thursday (today we ran without the initial schuss, losing 7-8 seconds of the race).
He will have the bib number 9, "Domme", to look for the sixth victory in Bormio and the fifth downhill; a success that would automatically mean the top of the general classification of the World Cup, 24 years after the final triumph of Alberto Tomba right on the Stelvio ...
Of course, maybe we are running too much, but Paris's superiority on this track is really evident, even if there will be just under two very tough minutes of competition, even for the Colossus of the Val d''Ultimo, to be faced with many strong rivals such as we have already seen today in race 1: starting from Beat Feuz, who will start from the starting gate with the number 13 on Saturday, while Kilde and Mayer, respectively 4th and 3rd in the first challenge on the Stelvio, will have the 15th and 17th With low numbers Dressen (5) and Kriechmayr (7).
There will be eight blues in the race: there will be no Tonetti (who had not even started today) and Guglielmo Bosca, compared to race 1, with the inclusion of Florian Schieder (bib 55) alongside Fill (21), Buzzi ( 23), Marsaglia (30), Casse (35), Cazzaniga (44) and Battilani (49).
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MALE DESCENT - BORMIO
Startlist: 1 Franz, 2 Nyman, 3 Bennett, 4 Bailet, 5 Dressen, 6 Thomsen, 7 Kriechmayr, 8 Ferstl, 9 Paris, 10 Sejersted, 11 Clarey, 12 Striedinger, 13 Feuz, 14 Reichelt, 15 Kilde, 16 Theaux, 17 Mayer, 18 Ganong, 19 Jansrud, 20 Janka, 21 Fill, 23 Buzzi, 30 Marsaglia, 35 Crates, 44 Cazzaniga, 49 Battilani, 55 Schieder.
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Friday 27 December 2019
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