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The first run of the slalom on Chuenisbargli is a festival of errors of the most anticipated men (out Foss-Solevaag, Noel and Jakobsen), Vinatzer does not take advantage and finds himself at 1 "29 from the two Austrians (leader with 5 cents on Aerni and 9 on Kristoffersen in a very short ranking), but the Olympic champion is fantastic who pays just 36 cents and plays it.
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An authentic rodeo, under the snow in Adelboden for a first run of slalom that keeps everything open for the second (which will start at 13.30), and can offer all kinds of surprises with, this is already a certainty, the third different winner after Val d''Isère and Campiglio.
The big, or presumed as such, given that the hierarchies in this discipline no longer exist since the end of the Hirscher era, end up in a sensational way: Foss-Solevaag, with bib 1, slipping 4 doors from the end when he would have clearly signed the best time trial, Noel immediately getting on and thus putting the second “zero” after the sensational one seen on Canalone Miramonti, and the other red Jakobsen bib.
They are all glued to the shoulders of Manuel Feller and Fabio Gstrein, leading with the same time and who will have only 5 cents on Luca Aerni, literally reborn in the first home race, 9 on Kristoffersen (already twice winner on Chuenisbargli), 11 on Pinturault and 16 on Zenhaeusern, who finds himself sixth and can easily fight for the victory.
Then the gaps are a bit wider, but there in seventh position there is a fabulous Giuliano Razzoli, 7th at 36 cents with bib 23 and in full swing for ... everything, with just a workout on his legs ( yesterday) after the back problem that (fortunately) prevented him from traveling to Zagreb.
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STROLZ Johannes
FELLER Manuel
STRASSER Linus
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