Norwegian hat-trick in the super-G in Val Gardena, triumphs Aksel Lund Svindal

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For the first time Norway hits a hat-trick in a World Cup super-G men: & egrave; happened on & nbsp; the & nbsp Saslong, Val Gardena.

Friday 18 December 2015 3 minutes reading time

Aksel Lund Svindal triumphed with 34 and 44 cents on compatriots Kjetil Jansrud and Alexander Aamodt Kilde. Only two other occasions Norway had fully occupied the podium of World Cup men: January 30, 1994 in Chamonix combined with Kjetil Andr & eacute; Aamodt first, second and Lasse Kjus Harald Christian Strand Nilsen third, and in the slalom in Yongpyong 1 & deg; March 1998 with Ole Kristian Furuseth first, Finn Christian Jagge second and Tom Stiansen third. Svindal instead, despite a match is not perfect, but a fantastic last part, & egrave; to 29 & deg; Cup triumph, the 14 & deg; in super-G, the fourth season and the second of three super-G, obviously Kilde & egrave; the first podium of his career, was the seventh twice in this specialty ;, & agrave last January in Saalbach-Hinterglemm and two weeks ago in Beaver Creek. Svindal, winning for the fourth time in his career super-G on the Saslong course approaches Marcel Hirscher atop the World Cup, now & egrave; trailing by 23 points tomorrow and in the descent he & rsquo; chance of overtaking on hold then the response of & rsquo; in the Austrian giant of & rsquo; Alta Badia on Sunday. First the wider world & rsquo; Austrian Matthias Mayer, quarter and trailing by a tenth from the podium, fifth the American Andrew Weibrecht that is becoming very consistent in the World Cup, the sixth Frenchman Adrien Th & eacute; aux seventh l & rsquo; Austrian Georg Streitberger, eighths a tie l & rsquo; Austrian Patrick Schweiger, the best result in his career, and Dominik Paris, the best blues, tenth l & rsquo; another Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr. The race & egrave; still in progress, we will update you on the final placings of the other blue. Tomorrow the most classic downhill on the Saslong.

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