Tonetti smiles: "I can play it in slalom". Paris without worries: "I was wrong a lot, let's see in slalom"

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The comeback from Bolzano, "Domme" to defend the second place in the combined race of Bormio, but a big Bosca also smiles ("very happy with my super-g"). And Pinturault is ... worried.

Sunday 29 December 2019 3 minutes reading time

Quite satisfied, even if the situation remains very open and in the slalom race scheduled at 2.00 pm, anything could happen in this first Alpine combined of the Bormio season. Riccardo Tonetti (pictured), in a good position thinking about the technical test with 1 â€60 gap from leader Kilde, smiles after his super-g:â€œ It could have been a little better, but I can reassemble many downhill skiers. Now we play it all in slalom. " Dominik Paris, who instead signed the second half just 3 cents from Kilde, did not seem too satisfied: â€œA little tiredness made itself felt - the explanation of the blue jet that, compared to many rivals, has on behind the two triumphant descents on the Stelvio - on the Carcentina I did wrong ... everything, but it was a nice super-g, fast and spectacular, and in the end it didn't go very badly. The slalom? It's clear, I trained mostly for fun, Pinturault and others are there and it will be difficult to keep them behind. We try...". Amazing Guglielmo Bosca, tenth less than 9 tenths from Kilde: "I am very happy with my super-g, I managed the energies at the top to do a great partial at the bottom. In slalom we will see a little what will come out". And Alexis Pinturault, 97 cents from Kilde, remains the favorite despite the problem of the adductor of the left thigh which partly affects him: "I have not felt particular pain in the race, but I have to manage this situation - the words of the transalpine champion of the world of specialty in charge - The slalom is not too difficult, I will attack but with the new formula the sprinters are there in front and Paris himself can play it like others ".

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