World jr: Steen Olsen in the lead also in the slalom, Di Paolo is there as Annette Belfrond in the women's giant

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World jr: Steen Olsen in the lead also in the slalom, Di Paolo is there as Annette Belfrond in the women's giant

The first heat of the two final races of the Panorama world championship: 5th place for the two Azzurri looking for the medal, between the women we are heading towards a new duel between Egger and Aicher.

The grand finale of the junior world championships, with the men's slalom that in the middle of the race (the 2nd heat is scheduled at 20.00) sees Alexander Steen Olsen, already gold yesterday in giant, still in front of everyone. The 20-year-old Norwegian is 7 cents ahead of the big surprise of the day, the 2004 Swedish class Fabian Ax Swartz, while the Austrian Joshua Sturm already pays 53 cents, the German Witte 78 and the best of the Azzurri, Gianlorenzo Di Paolo, 1 "27 for a 5th place that still keeps him in the running. On the other hand, Tommaso Saccardi, who started with number 6 and had a great opportunity at his disposal, did not finish the first heat even Marco Abbruzzese, while Simon Talacci is very far away (46th at over 5 seconds). The 1st heat of the female giant has also ended (the 2nd will start at 9.15 pm Italian), with Magdalena Egger unleashed in search of the gold trio and the sixth title of her career at these levels. The twenty-year-old Austrian is in the lead with just 4 cents ahead of Emma Aicher, who already managed to beat downhill, while at + 0 "66 we find the Israeli Noa Szollos, amazing to enter third place and with a margin of respect the favorite of the eve, a Zrinka Ljutic who messes with the number 1 and is fourth at 1 ”07, a tenth better than Annette Belfrond. The Aosta Valley is fifth like yesterday in slalom, but she has to watch her back since Lisa Nyberg is there at two cents and with enormous potential, as well as the Canadians Bennett and Richardson can recover. Good the heat of Beatrice Sola, 17th at 2 "33, Sophie Mathiou will be able to take advantage of a good track in the second after finishing 29th (at 3" 28), while Vicky Bernardi will restart from 33rd place (3 "71 gap) and Alice Calaba from 45th, with a 5 ”19 gap.
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