Pietro Canzio 5th in the giant of Zinal who speaks Swiss. Muffat-Jeandet 1st and 2nd in Kabdalis

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Pietro Canzio 5th in the giant of Zinal who speaks Swiss. Muffat-Jeandet 1st and 2nd in Kabdalis

The Triestine at the foot of the podium in the FIS appointment on the Swiss snow, while the two Swedish slalom (with excellent participation) saw the transalpine veteran shine.

Rich program at the level of FIS competitions in various locations, with the start of the competitive week opened by the men's giant of Zinal, replicated on Tuesday by another test valid also for the national championships jr. Several Azzurri, already in training in the Swiss district for a few days, took part in today's confrontation between the wide doors and Pietro Canzio, born in '98 from Trieste, was the best with a good 5th place behind the rossocrociata army , with Josua Mettler who burned Cédric Noger for 12 cents, permanently in the Swiss team of CdM, and 74 Marco Reymond, also already seen in the opening in Soelden. Canzio finished at 1 "24 from the winner, preceded by the fourth Swiss Livio Simonet, with Tobias Kastlunger who took home a good 8th place, Matteo Bendotti 11th, Matteo Franzoso placed twentieth, Simon Talacci twenty-second and Tommaso Saccardi 28th. In the weekend just ended, however, a double appointment in Tyrol with the FIS slalom of Pass Thurn (which will also host the women's European Cup at the beginning of December for the recovery of the slalom skipped in Scandinavia); race-1 with an Austrian double from the young Lukas Feurstein and Armin Dornauer, respectively first and second ahead of the Belgian Sam Maes, on his return after injury and expected soon again in the World Cup. The second slalom, also in this one without Italians at the start, signaled a red and white poker with Christoph Meissl to prevail over his compatriots Rueland, Pramstaller and Sturm. Two women's slaloms will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday. In Kabdalis, in the Swedish town where several slalom specialists have been training in recent weeks, between Saturday and Sunday here is a double competition between high level narrow poles; the first went to Dave Ryding, who preceded Victor Muffat-Jeandet by 8 tenths and the young Norwegian Soevik (born in 2001), with Linus Strasser sixth. The encore instead rewarded Muffat-Jeandet himself, who dominated with more than a second margin over his compatriot Theo Letitre and Soevik himself. Startlist decidedly less important for the two women's slalom, with the young Swedes up front: race-1 in the hands of Hedda Martelleur (2001) over her compatriot Dahlberg and the Norwegian Westhoff, second round with trio of the hosts. Martelleur, in this case, placed second behind Ella Bromee (class 2000), with Dahlberg third.
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