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After assigning a month ago, the specialty Cup Downhill, with a vested right to a place in the World Cup downhill of the next season, the Canadian and American Tyler Werry Alice Merryweather, the Nor-Am Cup has lived in '' last weekend in Quebec dedicated to the finals and Giant Slalom.
Tuesday 21 March 2017 5 minutes reading time
Among the narrow poles, the Canadian Ali Nullmeyer, medal 'silver at the recent Junior World Championships, has confirmed his domination in the specialty: exploded in the course of the season, the eighteen year old was born in Toronto, has established itself in four of the last five slalom season and has put together 720 points winning by dispersion in specialty rankings. The second, even a Canadian, Laurence St.Germain ended the season with 285 points, 19 more than the US Nina O''Brien, third.
It '' was much more fought the fight for the Cup Giant specialties: to establish itself thanks to its regularity, with just one win, four podiums and six placings in the top ten in eight races, was Amelia Smart who put together 409 points. 2 wins were not enough to Ali Nullmeyer to answer the fellow; for her second place with 378 points and finished in third position the US Forest Peterson.
When the closing of the season missing only a Combined and two Super G which will be held in the coming days in Sugarloaf, Ali Nullmeyer is first in the overall standings with 1158 points, and precedes the American Nina O''Brien, according to quota 1003. And '' wide open the fight for the third position between Amelie Smart (779), Patricia Mangan (763) and Stefanie Fleckenstein (741).
In the men, the Slalom saw the bully back on the racing scene of the German David Ketterer, a twenty-three that two seasons ago had to be alongside Neureuther World Cup and his companions but was blocked by back problems. After 'debut in the maximum quest''anno circuit, with an appearance in Kitzbuehel and Schladming, Ketterer won its leading position among the narrow poles with a dominant season: five wins, two third places and one output for 620 points. The Canadian Phil Brown closes in second position at an altitude of 345, the third US Hig Roberts 300.
The Giant Cup goes in Phil Brown board that double-won the cup in 2013 and was in the lead in the fight for the overall Cup. The twenty-five of Toronto, always in the top ten and two wins in the seven races of the season, ended with 491 points ahead of compatriot Trevor Philp, despite a good end to the season, it stops at an altitude of 340. E '' third, to 315 points, the unfortunate Nicholas Krause 15 days ago he has fractured tibia and fibula during a training session in Innerkrems in Austria.
The twenty-three of Stratton Mountain, under the command of General dell''infortunio Cup before, it was seen to climb over just from Phil Brown who commands operations with 836 points. Krause remains at an altitude of 795 and the Canadian James Crawford with Hig Roberts are at 702 and must retrieve 134 points in the three remaining races to be able to get their hands on the Cup.
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