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After the last races between Saalbach and Jasna, here are the qualifiers for the final races in Switzerland. Italy will have three representatives each, with Franzoni making his debut in a super-g cup.
Monday 8 March 2021 4 minutes reading time
Last weekend's World Cup races have sanctioned two other verdicts, in terms of qualification for the finals scheduled in Lenzerheide from 15 to 21 March.
We are talking about super-g for men, with the top 25 which excluded an important athlete like Johan Clarey (who came out in Saalbach in a spectacular way) and Raphael Haaser himself, who was not enough for the great 4th place in the race. Sunday. Considering all the injured (Mauro Caviezel, Sejersted, Kilde, Cochran-Siegle and Kryenbuehl), there will be only 21 athletes at the start, with Giovanni Franzoni joining him as junior specialty world champion.
Three blues at the gate of the super-g on March 18, with Christof Innerhofer and Dominik Paris together with the young Brescia, who will make his debut in the discipline also at the CdM level. The other eighteen with the pass in their pocket are therefore the leader Vincent Kriechmayr, Marco Odermatt, Matthias Mayer, Andreas Sander, Kjetil Jansrud, Christian Walder, Beat Feuz, Matthieu Bailet, Nils Allegre, Romed Baumann, Travis Ganong, Alexis Pinturault, Max Franz , Loic Meillard, Blaise Giezendanner, Josef Ferstl, James Crawford and Gino Caviezel.
At the women's level, after downhill and super-g, here are the qualifiers for the giant that will close the World Cup on Sunday 21 March. Three blue, with Marta Bassino already winner of the specialty cup, Federica Brignone and Elena Curtoni (the pass is also for Sofia Goggia, injured, however, on a par with Haaser and Jelinkova). We will know the name of the junior world champion on Tuesday on the occasion of the world championship race in Bansko, probably also Corinne Suter (thanks to +500 pt) who has always done well in the giants disputed this year, in addition to Tessa Worley, Michelle Gisin, Mikaela Shiffrin, Petra Vlhova, Lara Gut-Behrami, Alice Robinson, Meta Hrovat, Sara Hector, Katharina Liensberger, Ramona Siebenhofer, Stephanie Brunner, Maryna Gasienica-Daniel (in doubt after the accident suffered yesterday in Jasna), Mina Fuerst Holtmann, Ragnhild Mowinckel, Katharina Truppe, Ana Bucik, Nina O''Brien, Wendy Holdener and Valerie Grenier.
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