Rasmus Windingstad and his first pearl in the Cup: beat Luitz in the final, the blues immediately out

Rasmus Windingstad e la sua prima perla
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Rasmus Windingstad and his first pearl in the Cup: beat Luitz in the final, the blues immediately out

The parallel giant of Alta Badia awards the 26-year-old Norwegian, first podium in the World Cup for Leitinger. Kristoffersen, 7th, still earns. Maurberger and Zingerle out in the round of 32.

The first pearl in the Rasmus Windingstad World Cup, which after the 2nd place in the giant last March in Kranjska Gora, triumphs in the parallel giant of Alta Badia bending in the final Stefan Luitz. The third place smiled at Roland Leitinger, on the first podium in the World Cup after the silver in giant at the 2017 World Cup (followed by the serious knee injury), with Nestvold-Haugen in fourth place after the knockout against the Austrian in the small final. while in fifth place concluded Lucas Braathen, again among the very first in a completely new specialty (we are talking about a 2000 class), with the Swedish surprise Roenngren sixth and Henrik Kristoffersen 7th, still capable of strengthening the leadership in World Cup (the Norwegian came out in the quarterfinals against Leitinger), thanks also to the negative test of Alexis Pinturault, out immediately in the round of 32. The other big disappointment of the day, in addition to the surprising elimination in qualifying of Jansrud, Noel and Sarrazin, is linked to Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, clearly better time in the afternoon and out in the first knockout round against his teammate Windingstad, after having committed a serious startup error. For the Azzurri another bitter day after the disappointing giant on Sunday: out already in the qualifying phase Moelgg, Vinatzer, Nani, De Aliprandini and Tonetti, were eliminated in the round of 32 Simon Simonbergberg, knockout against the Austrian Raschner , and Hannes Zingerle who succumbed to the Norwegian Windingstad.
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