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The World Cup rankings after Zagreb: the absolute balance continues, with the French and the Norwegian getting very little from the third slalom of the season. Between Campiglio and Adelboden we will understand everything ... or almost.
Sunday 5 January 2020 8 minutes reading time
We have called it a trap, and it is a concept that we could replicate even more after the slalom in Zagreb which opened 2020 also for the men's World Cup.
The general classification is increasingly a puzzle, as Alexis Pinturault and Henrik Kristoffersen compete to waste opportunities in the races most congenial to them, keeping open as well as the possibility that there are also sprinters to play the crystal ball of the era post Hirscher, until the mid-March finals in Cortina.
Kilde and Paris remain ahead of the Frenchman, who today collected 29 points, and the Norwegian who took home only 12, even if between Campiglio Wednesday and the technical races of Adelboden on Saturday and next Sunday, it is clear that the hierarchies are they will overturn before the crucial weekends in Wengen and Kitzbuehel.
At the level of the slalom World Cup, even if we are only three appointments out of the twelve scheduled, Noel signs the overtaking taking Myhrer, never so close in recent years to the red bib, although Kristoffersen is only 18 points away and Zenhaeusern himself, who has now acquired a dimension of the highest level, he can play it all right. Note that Vinatzer is now the first blue with 82 points, ahead of Moelgg and Gross.
While among the top 7 of the specialty WCSL, there is the return of Myhrer himself in the first sub-group instead of Matt, today out in the 2nd heat when the podium was being played, Italy can smile with Moelgg and Gross always in the second sub-group, and above all the arrival of Alex Vinatzer close to the top 15. Giuliano Razzoli instead goes down again, now in 22nd place, with Simon Maurberger closer to the top 30 that the South Tyrolean will try to make the most of the home race scheduled on Wednesday on the 3Tre.
CLASSIC WORLD CUP MALE SLALOM (3/12)
1st Clément Noel 180 pts, 2nd Andrè Myhrer 175, 3rd Henrik Kristoffersen 162, 4th Ramon Zenhaeusern 130, 5th Alexis Pinturault 129, 6th Daniel Yule 90, 7th Alex Vinatzer 82, 8th Kristoffer Jakobsen 80, 9 ° Manfred Moelgg 76, 9 ° Sebastian Foss-Solevaag 76, 11 ° Michael Matt 69, 12 ° Linus Strasser 68, 13 ° Armand Marchant 61, 14 ° Christian Hirschbuehl 60, 14 ° Stefano Gross 60, 25 ° Simon Maurberger 26, 41 ° Riccardo Tonetti 8, 43 ° Giuliano Razzoli 7, 45 ° Tommaso Room 5.
MEN'S GENERAL WORLD CUP RANKING (15/44)
1st Aleksander Aamodt Kilde 474 pt, 2nd Dominik Paris 454, 3rd Alexis Pinturault 430, 4th Henrik Kristoffersen 391, 5th Matthias Mayer 362, 6th Beat Feuz 361, 7th Vincent Kriechmayr 360, 8th Kjetil Jansrud 234, 9th Thomas Dressen 231, 10th Ryan Cochran-Siegle 223, 11th Marco Odermatt 222, 12th Mauro Caviezel 217, 13th Zan Kranjec 206, 14th Johan Clarey 204, 15th Clément Noel 180, 31st Mattia Casse 111, 41 ° Manfred Moelgg 90, 44 ° Alex Vinatzer 82, 52 ° Riccardo Tonetti 71, 54 ° Luca De Aliprandini 65, 57 ° Stefano Gross 60, 77 ° Emanuele Buzzi 36, 83 ° Simon Maurberger 28, 115 ° Matteo Marsaglia 9, 119 ° Giuliano Razzoli 7, 119 ° Hannes Zingerle 7, 122 ° Florian Schieder 6, 125 ° Tommaso Sala 5, 126 ° Guglielmo Bosca 4, 129 ° Peter Fill 2.
WCSL MALE SLALOM
1st Marcel Hirscher (rit.) 613 pt, 2nd Clément Noel 585, 3rd Henrik Kristoffersen 538, 4th Alexis Pinturault 460, 5th Daniel Yule 442, 6th Ramon Zenhaeusern 434, 7th Manuel Feller 330, 8th Andrè Myhrer 317, 9 ° Michael Matt 304, 10 ° Marco Schwarz 283, 11 ° Manfred Moelgg 218, 12 ° Dave Ryding 217, 13 ° Christian Hirschbuehl 216, 14 ° Loic Meillard 174, 15 ° Victor Muffat-Jeandet 168, 16 ° Stefano Gross 166, 19 ° Alex Vinatzer 125, 22 ° Giuliano Razzoli 105, 37 ° Simon Maurberger 51, 41 ° Riccardo Tonetti 39, 60 ° Tommaso Sala 5, 60 ° Fabian Bacher 5.
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