Vincent Kriechmayr the fastest in the last test of Bormio

Vincent Kriechmayr il più veloce nell'ultima prova di Bormio
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Vincent Kriechmayr the fastest in the last test of Bormio

Vincent Kriechmayr was the fastest in the second and last time trial in view of the Bormio World Cup men's downhill scheduled for tomorrow.

The Austrian has preceded by 4 cents the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and 19 the other Austrian Daniel Hemetsberger, fourth with the number 56 the American Ryan Cochran-Siegle, fifth and sixth two other Austrians, Matthias Mayer and Hannes Reichelt, seventh the US Steven Nyman, ninth the German Josef Ferstl, tenth the Austrian Daniel Danklmaier. This is followed, among others, by the Swiss Beat Feuz, thirteenth by the French Johan Clarey, by the American Bryce Bennett, the twentieth the French Adrien Theaux, the twenty-third the Swiss Mauro Caviezel, the thirty-second Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud, the 38th Swiss Carlo Janka, forty-sixth 'Austrian Max Franz, the US Ted Ligety and the Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal did not leave. So the Blues: eighth Dominik Paris, fifteenth Mattia Casse, twenty-sixth Werner Heel, forty-fourth Federico Paini, fifty-second Davide Cazzaniga, fifty-sixth Alexander Prast, fifty-eight Emanuele Buzzi, did not finish the test the fastest yesterday, Christof Innerhofer, got up halfway , Matteo Marsaglia did not leave because of a resentment at the knee accused after yesterday's test, and of course Peter Fill, who announced the forfeit of the races tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.
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