Shortened test in Wengen, but Paris and Innerhofer are there: Thursday we start with the super-g

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Last training on the Lauberhorn, Franz commands and the Azzurri send other excellent signals towards the descents on Friday and Saturday. Tomorrow the first of the Swiss races with the doubtful Kriechmayr.

Wednesday 12 January 2022 4 minutes reading time

A second shortened test, with a start just above the Hundschopf, after the efforts of two and a half minutes for the longest descent of the World Cup already faced yesterday to guarantee a complete Lauberhorn on Friday and Saturday, on the occasion of the two most waited for the long appointment in Wengen. In the Bernese Oberland it will start to get serious on Thursday (always start at 12.30), with the fifth seasonal super-g recovery of the one canceled first in Lake Louise and then in Bormio, but today there was a training anyway interesting with many big names up there and a certainty, already announced in the morning. Vincent Kriechmayr, in fact, will not be able to take part in the two descents (and it will be very difficult to return for tomorrow), having not yet been "released" from quarantine in Austria, despite a further negative PRC today. In front of everyone there is however an Austrian, Max Franz, who finished with a good 56 cents margin on Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and 93 on Ryan Cochran-Siegle and Dominik Paris; from the virtual podium to the final seconds of the test, "Domme" provided excellent signals such as Christof Innerhofer, yesterday the fastest and even today perky in the heart of Lauberhorn, that is until the exit of the "Kernen S", and then placed 7 1st at 1 ”24 (ahead of him also Hintermann and Hemetsberger, fifth at + 0” 96). Marco Odermatt is also beginning to have confidence with this track, in the top ten area at 1 "52 and not to be underestimated especially for the super-g, while today Mayer (at 2" 34) and Feuz (gap of 2) are simply hidden "51), who had done well yesterday in their first training. The other blues? Mattia Casse, who is betting very strongly on tomorrow's first race, who among other things has already won in the European Cup in the unprecedented super-g of Wengen (in CdM he has not competed in the discipline for 28 years), has played a good performance, in the 15 with 1 "79 behind Franz, then we find Matteo Marsaglia at 2" 84 and Lele Buzzi at 3 "16 (waiting for Tonetti, Bosca, Zazzi and Franzoni). (updating)

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