Doubles in Val di Fassa in the absolute slalom in Bormio: win Chiara Costazza and Stephen Gross

The day after the men's World Cup downhill on the Stelvio Bormio took place at night on the final part of this track the slalom female and male valid for the Italian titles from 2013 to 2014.

Monday 30 December 2013 3 minutes reading time

Among the women won Chiara Costazza, back from seventh place among the narrow poles in the World Cup in Lienz. The 29 year-old Fassa won the second "shield", after the one in 2011 in Courmayeur (on the bulletin board also has a silver and two bronzes Italians between the posts tight) against 1 "Sarah Pardeller 14 and 1" 46 Marta Benzoni. The race saw the way many foreign athletes, including five beautiful French are classified Chicca and Sarah, then she placed seventh in the calculation of the total silver but tricolor: in order, Adeline Baud, according to 35 cents, Nastasia Noens, who was leading at the end of the first round in front of compatriot AnÃ©mone Marmottan (the second exit) and Costazza, third at 37 cents, Anne-Sophie Barthet, fourth at 73, Marion Bertrand, fifth at 85 and Taina Barioz, sixth at 96. In front of the bronze Italian Benzoni, absolute ninth of this race, even the Swiss Nadja Vogel, octave. Very few foreigners at the start in the men's race dominated by the Italians and then the first national title for Stephen Gross that was already installed in the head at the end of the first round and that it contained an extraordinary comeback Roberto Nani, who has recovered from seventh position finishing second to 57 cents by the Fassa: triumph so for Pozza di Fassa, a country of which they are both Costazza is Gross. Third Giuliano Razzoli to 8/10, the Olympic champion was second after the first fraction to 18 cents from "Sabo" quarter to 81 cents Richard Tonetti missing the bronze so for a single penny despite having recovered two positions and fifth at 888 cents Manfred Moelgg Instead, he has lost two. Sixth Patrick Thaler, back from third place in the World Cup in Val d'Isere then, after the Swiss Sandro Boner, seventh, eighth and ninth Cristian Deville John Borsotti.

Max Valle

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