Grand finale to Coronet Peak: double for Alex Tilley and for the Austrians in slalom with the Italians away

In New Zealand the appointment of ANC ended, with the circuit ready to start again on Wednesday from Cardrona.

Monday 2 September 2019 4 minutes reading time

Coronet Peak hosted the last slalom of an "extended" weekend, as the second test of the rapid gates took place on the Italian night between Sunday and Monday, after that of 24 hours before. The result has not changed among women, with the British Alex Tilley again dominant for the personal double, separating the French Josephine Forni by well 1 "28, an excellent protagonist in the southern game after the 1st and 2nd place already taken home to Mount Hotham. Third place as the previous day for Carole Bissig, with the Swiss who finished at 2 "43 from the winner. Positions of positions, compared to the 12th of the first slalom (albeit with a gap always around 8 seconds), the Greta Lattuada from Trento who gives herself a nice 7th place, with the other blue Ottavia Barra Caracciolo 16th. With some defections compared to race 1, the men's slalom gave the young Austrians two goals, with Fabio Gstrein ahead of team-mate Johannes Strolz by 22 hundredths, already second behind Rochat a few hours before; Armand Marchant is confirmed in third place, 36 cents apart, but with some regrets compared to the amazing comeback of the first slalom, given that the Belgian this time started with bib number 1 and, after having signed the second half in the first run at a only penny from Adam Zampa (at the end 8th), he lost the decisive margin in the final, saving however the podium for 0 "12 on Sebastian Foss-Solevaag, 4th after the fifth position collected 24 hours before. Distant blues, with Stefano Baruffaldi 15th at 1 "37 (after the 9th of race 1) and Alex Hofer 18th at 1" 59, while Pietro Franceschetti did not finish the 2nd round. Now pause? MacchÃ¨, seeing that Wednesday 4 he will compete in Cardrona, always on the New Zealand snow, to recover one of the giants canceled two weeks before at Mount Hotham.

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