Alpine Skiingmen's world cup
Paris is the fifth symphony in the descent of Bormio, with the Swiss only 8 cents. "The wind affected a little, but it went well. The red bib counts more than the leadership in the general".
Saturday 28 December 2019 4 minutes reading time
All in one day. Dominik Paris wrote the history of blue skiing once again, taking the fifth downhill on the Stelvio, but at the same time the leadership in the downhill classification (4 points margin on Beat Feuz) and that in the 24-year World Cup overall after Alberto Tomba, always in Bormio.
A sign of destiny, even if the 55 margin points on Kilde and especially the 70 on Kristoffersen count up to a certain point, thinking of the calendar of January after the Sunday combined which will close the triptych in Valtellina.
It was not all so "simple" as it had seemed on Friday, also because the wind and light conditions varied a lot during the race, and the Swiss Urs Kryenbuehl risked scoffing everyone, finishing just 8 cents from "Domme ". "I knew I was not perfect - the blue admitted in the post race - and the conditions were not easy, considering the wind below which perhaps they didn't find afterwards. It went well, but the red bib counts more than the leadership in the general World Cup, even if it is a great satisfaction.
My competitive badness? Maybe I inherited it from Hermann Maier, whom I admired a lot and got all his results with the desire to go down to the maximum ".
And just Kryenbuehl, on Rai microphones, confessed that he didn't even realize how he did it. "Maybe the conditions have changed, I went to the limit and it happened ... this - the words of the 25 year old Swiss in the first top ten in his career after the best result ever arrived yesterday with the 13th place - For me it is a nice viaticum for the future ".
Beat Feuz lost the red bib with the arrival of the young compatriot: “I knew about Dominik's advantage over Kriechmayr, I told myself to go all out - the explanation of the 32 year old Bernese - For me it is still another podium and a result important for the fight towards the crystal ball in the specialty. My constancy is fundamental, I can adapt to every slope while winning little. Certainly less than in Paris! ".
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PARIS Dominik
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Saturday 28 December 2019
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men's world cup
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men's world cup
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men's world cup
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