Alice Robinson and Adam ampa win the Australian / New Zealand Cup

After two days of postponements due to heavy snowfalls, the last races of the Australian / New Zealand Cup were finally held, two male and two female super-G in the New Zealand locality of Mount Hutt, which in August 1990 also hosted a slalom and a giant of the World Cup.

Wednesday 5 September 2018 3 minutes reading time

Here the complete result of the first female SuperG of Mount Hutt! Here the complete result of the first male SuperG of Mount Hutt! Here the complete result of the second female SuperG of Mount Hutt! Here the complete result of the second male SuperG of Mount Hutt! Here the final rankings of the Australian / New Zealand Women's Cup! Here the final rankings of the Australian / New Zealand Women's Cup! Races in very small ranks, in particular the female ones have seen less than ten athletes participate each, and neither an Italian athlete has come on the track between the men or the women. The two male SuperGs went to the Dutch Maarten Meiners, who in the first won 46 francs for the Austrian Christian BorgnÃ¤es and 51 for the New Zealand Willis Feasey, then in the second beat BorgnÃ¤es almost with the same gap, 45 cents, and of 1 "46 the Swiss Daniele Sette, identical and entirely New Zealand podiums in the women's field: Alice Robinson won the first with 12 cents on Alexandra Hull and 49 on Georgia Bushell and the second with 1" 02 on Bull and 1 "09 on Bushell . The 16 year old Robinson has also won the national specialty title (the male one went to Feasey) but above all she won the overall ranking of the Oceania cadet circuit, first time for her, surpassing the Swiss Charlotte Chable by 10 and 31 points. and compatriot Piera Hudson, both absent from Mount Hutt. Among the men was already sure of the triumph Adam ampa, the Slovak, 28 years in a week, thanks to five wins and two second places in seven races he played, all technical, wins for the fourth time the event after those of 2012, 2014 and 2015, with 271 points on Meiners and 290 on the Belgian Sam Maes.

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