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Second test towards the descent of the Lauberhorn: the Austrian ahead, but Caviezel and Feuz are scary. "Inner" levels up and is ready for the return to the race, Casse confirms itself.
Thursday 16 January 2020 3 minutes reading time
Matthias Mayer lowering by one second the best time signed on Tuesday by Mauro Caviezel, but the same Swiss and teammate Beat Feuz who are literally scary, with the blues to ... study.
The second and final test of the Lauberhorn descent, scheduled initially on Saturday in the temple of Wengen (be careful because the weather could change things, with the combined scheduled instead on Friday), told us this and more, with the Carinthian in front of everyone with 11 cents margin on Caviezel himself and 31 on Kilde, but immediately behind there is a very good Christof Innerhofer.
Forty-nine hundredths of detachment and ever better sensations along the almost 150 seconds of descent for the 35-year-old from Gais, finally ready to return to the race, after giving up in Val Gardena. On the other hand, Dominik Paris did not push too much (1 "98 from the top), who still paid a lot in the" heart "of a track that he will have to digest in some way to defend the red bib from the assault of a Beat Feuz who has yes closed 79 cents from Mayer, but until the exit of the "Kernen S" it was the only one close to the Carinthian.
At home Italy, discreet Matteo Marsaglia (6th in training on Tuesday) today distant 1 "89, still far Fill at 2" 67 and Buzzi at 3 "07 and again perky Mattia Casse, still in the top ten at 88 cents from Mayer .
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