Beat Feuz in front of everyone in the first race in St. Moritz

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Alpine SkiingSt. Moritz 2017

Beat Feuz in front of everyone in the first race in St. Moritz

Under bright sunshine Beat Feuz was the fastest in the first training run of the men's downhill of the World Championships in St. Moritz.

The Swiss, winner of both the fast races of the finals last March here in the Upper Engadine, preceded by 21 cents Brice Roger French and 22 another of the home favorites, the Swiss still reigning world champion Patrick Küng. Quarter to 27 cents the American Jared Goldberg, fifth at 37 the best of the Blues, Peter Fill, the US Another Thomas Biesemeyer sixth, seventh Canadian Erik Guay, eighth Swiss Mauro Caviezel, noni a tie the best of the Austrians, Romed Baumann and fourth Swiss Carlo Janka. Follow, the Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud eleventh, twelfth Canadian Manuel Osborne-Paradis, the Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr thirteenth, fourteenth French Guillermo Fayed, the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth French Johan Clarey and Adrien Théaux, eighteenth, twenty-second and twenty-third Americans Travis Ganong, Andrew Weibrecht and Bryce Bennett, twenty-sixth German Andreas Sander, twentieth, twenty-first and twenty-ninth Austrian Hannes Reichelt, Max Franz and Matthias Mayer. French Alexis Pinturault thirty, forty Austrian Marcel Hirscher. Other blue: eighteenth Dominik Paris, thirty-Mattia Casse, fifty-Riccardo Tonetti. The next men's time trial is scheduled for Thursday.
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