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First World Cup ranking waiting for the slalom challenge in Levi, in four weeks ...
Sunday 27 October 2019 6 minutes reading time
Alexis Pinturault inaugurated the 2019/2020 season immediately taking 100 points that will surely be very useful to the transalpine champion in the run-up to the dream of his first absolute crystal ball.
The 87 points earned with the triumph in the giant of Soelden, against the one who should be the first rival in overall view, Henrik Kristoffersen, are a nice nest egg to put aside, also because those who followed him today in the standings , from Faivre to Kranjec passing through Ford and Ligety, they are specialists who will have little to say (unless surprises to say the least resounding) for the General Cup.
Luca De Aliprandini took home 32 fundamental points instead to remain in the second sub-group of merit: in the giant WCSL, in fact, the Trentino is now 16th at equal points with Ted Ligety (who today started with the bib No. 16), or virtually 14th as Hirscher and Fanara are withdrawn. Stefan Luitz paid the price for the US by the 15 points for 6 points, while the other important change already thinking of the giant of Beaver Creek on December 8, concerns the return of Mathieu Faivre among the top 7 in the world , with Olsson therefore forced to start between the 8th and the 15th in the Colorado race.
The other blue ones? Manfred Moelgg earns a position and is 23rd (then 21st), Riccardo Tonetti loses 2 and goes down to 25th in the starting lists, with the phenomenal Lucas Braathen (6th on the Rettenbach) already 31st and therefore certain to leave at least for 29th to Beaver Creek.
MENS GIANT WORLD CUP CLASSIFICATION (TOP 15)
1st Alexis Pinturault 100th, 2nd Mathieu Faivre 80, 3rd Zan Kranjec 60, 4th Tommy Ford 50, 5th Ted Ligety 45, 6th Lucas Braathen 40, 7th Erik Read 36, 8th Luca De Aliprandini 32, 9th Gino Caviezel 29, 10th Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen 26, 11th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 24, 12th Manuel Feller 22, 13th Marco Odermatt 20, 14th Rasmus Windingstad 18, 15th Matthias Mayer 16, 18th Henrik Kristoffersen 13, 20th Manfred Moelgg 11.
RANKING OF THE MALE GENERAL WORLD CUP (TOP 15)
1st Alexis Pinturault 100th, 2nd Mathieu Faivre 80, 3rd Zan Kranjec 60, 4th Tommy Ford 50, 5th Ted Ligety 45, 6th Lucas Braathen 40, 7th Erik Read 36, 8th Luca De Aliprandini 32, 9th Gino Caviezel 29, 10th Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen 26, 11th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 24, 12th Manuel Feller 22, 13th Marco Odermatt 20, 14th Rasmus Windingstad 18, 15th Matthias Mayer 16, 18th Henrik Kristoffersen 13, 20th Manfred Moelgg 11.
WCSL MALE GIANT
1st Marcel Hirscher (retired) 587 pt, 2nd Henrik Kristoffersen 532, 3rd Alexis Pinturault 517, 4th Zan Kranjec 404, 5th Loic Meillard 315, 6th Mathieu Faivre 276, 7th Marco Odermatt 255, 8th Tommy Ford 253, 9th Thomas Fanara (rit.) 252, 10th Matts Olsson 233, 11th Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen 190, 12th Victor Muffat-Jeandet 183, 13th Manuel Feller 180, 14th Rasmus Windingstad 176, 15th Justin Murisier 166, 16th Ted Ligety and Luca De Aliprandini 166, 23rd Manfred Moelgg 88, 25th Riccardo Tonetti 78, 44th Simon Maurberger 14, 45th Andrea Ballerin 13.
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