The US and Canadian Michael Ankeny Candace Crawford won the Nor-Am Cup 2014-2015

In conjunction with the European Cup is & egrave; closed l & rsquo; another great winter cadet circuit of alpine skiing, the North American, Nor-Am Cup.

Thursday 26 March 2015 3 minutes reading time

The American Michael Ankeny won by a narrow margin in the event the men thanks to the success in his only race won in the season that was also the & rsquo; last, the slalom in Waterville Valley of Monday & Igrave; last year, which allowed him to overtake and prevail in the final ranking on the Canadian Tyler Werry for only 17 points, the third 109 points l & rsquo; another Canadian Trevor Philp. Ankeny, which in addition to this victory only got three more podiums but you & egrave; placed six more times in the top ten more races techniques (podiums came for & ograve; all in slalom), in his capacity agrave; the winner of the general also earns the fixed place in the next World Cup with the first two of each speclait & agrave ;: Werry and l & rsquo; another Canadian Jeffrey Frisch downhill, Frisch and l & rsquo; another Canadian Broderick Thompson in super-G, the American Tommy Ford and the Canadian Trevor Philp in giant, Ankeny and the USA's Tim Kelley in slalom. Instead very clear dominance of Candace Crawford in the women's field, the Canadian winning six races distributed in all specialties & agrave; less the descent, closed at an altitude of 1315 points ahead well 545 lengths compatriot Mikaela Tommy and 653 of the US Paula MoltzanLe American Julia Ford and Katie Ryan downhill, the US Abby Ghent and Crawford in super-G, Crawford and American Megan McJames in giant slalom in Crawford and Moltzan.

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