Italy starts with a double: Martina Peterlini's hurr on Marta Rossetti and Zingerle and Sala smile among the men

L'Italia parte con una doppietta: hurrà di Martina Peterlini su Marta Rossetti e tra gli uomini sorridono Zingerle e Sala
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Italy starts with a double: Martina Peterlini's hurr on Marta Rossetti and Zingerle and Sala smile among the men

First two FIS slalom at Cerro Castor with many blue protagonists, in the heart of the gathering in Argentina.

After several weeks of preparation, in Tierra del Fuego it is time for competitions and Italy can certainly smile for the results obtained both on a female and male level. Of course, the competition in the inaugural test among the girls was not impossible, but the Italians have literally dominated since Martina Peterlini, winner in a net after having commanded with margin already at the end of the 1st round. The thirty class '97, in Ushuaia with her companions for over a week to train with the new group led by Matteo Guadagnini, preceded by 66 cents the teammate Marta Rossetti, with the French Doriane Escane third at 69. Four athletes of the national team in the top 5, thanks to Francesca Fanti's 4th place (2 "15 behind) and Carlotta Saracco's 5, 2" 18 away. Elena Sandulli and Lucrezia Lorenzi came out in the second run, Anita Gulli, Roberta Midali and the current Italian champion, Vera Tschurtschentaler. Even in the men's slalom, Italy has achieved a double podium, despite having to settle for second and third place, behind the '96 Russian class Simon Efimov, who burned Hannes Zingerle by 2 cents and the falling Tommaso Sala ( at 0 "14), after a season practically thrown away due to the ankle injury that occurred just a year ago in Argentina. There was no shortage of weight names, starting with the Frenchman Thibaut Favrot, a gigantist who was able to make the best of himself with 4th place at 20 cents from success, going through the fifth place of the German Julian Rauchfuss, just ahead of Andrea Ballerin, 6th at 56 cents from Efimov. And then again the Teutonic in eighth and eleventh place with Anton Tremmel and Stefan Luitz, who preceded Francesco Gori (12th) and Cyprien Sarrazin (13th). The other blue ones? The '98 class Samuel Moling concluded 22nd, 2001 Francesco Santacroce 30th, while Hans Vaccari, Federico Liberatore, Pietro Canzio and Tobias Kastlunger, in addition to a certain Fritz Dopfer, and in the decisive round Giulio Zuccarini and Giovanni Borsotti. On the Italian evening of Tuesday, there are two more slaloms valid for the South American Cup.
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