Super grass skiing Azzurri in the second stage of CdM: Frau and Zamboni triumph in Rettenbach

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Super grass skiing Azzurri in the second stage of CdM: Frau and Zamboni triumph in Rettenbach

In Austria, victories in super-g and slalom for the two standard bearers of the national team, with Mazzoncini and Gasperi on the podium in the women's super-g.

A second stage of the World Cup of grass skiing at very high levels, for the Azzurri who find their first victories of the season in Rettenbach. The two days in Austria began with Lorenzo Gritti's fifth place in the male giant; the man from Bergamo reached the finish line with a delay of just 14 cents from the winner, the Swiss Mirko Hueppi, who finished in 1''01 "77 in front of the host Hannes Angerer by just a cent, while the German Marcel Knapp finished third at 5 cents. In the top ten, there are also Edoardo Frau in sixth place and Daniele Buio in seventh, more late Davide Saviane (13th), Marco Combi (16th) and Nicholas Anziutti (17th). In the women's race it was the Austrian Kristin Posch who got on the top step of the podium: beaten the Czech Sarka Abrahamova by 23 cents and the Slovak Nikola Fricova by 45 cents, fifth Ambra Gasperi. The quick recovery for the Italian national team came in the supergiant on Saturday afternoon, in which Edoardo Frau imposed the law of the strongest in 31 ”81 in front of Hannes Angerer for 19 cents and Mirko Hueppi, third at 22 cents. Seventh position for Lorenzo Gritti at 78 cents, Daniele Buio finished eighth at 91 cents. In the women's field, Margherita Mazzoncini and Ambra Gasperi celebrated the podium with the second and third place behind the Austrian Kristin Posch. On Sunday the first career victory for Filippo Zamboni arrived, in the men's slalom valid as the third and last round of this stage of CdM: the twenty-year-old from Trentino from Tre Ville signed the overall time of 56 "55, with which he preceded the German Marcel Knapp of 2 ”30 and the Austrian Leopold Schoen of 4” 74. Italy also boasts the seventh place of Nicholas Anziutti and the eighth of Edoardo Frau. Retired Lorenzo Gritti, Daniele Buio, Marco Combi, Nicolò Schiavetti. And in the women's slalom, another blue podium arrives with Ambra Gasperi third behind Nikola Fricova and Kristin Posch. The general classification. after 5 of the 13 races scheduled, sees Hannes Angerer at the top with 320 points, Zamboni is fifth with 214 and Frau sixth at 190. Among the women, Fricova climbs to 340 points ahead of Vesela with 295, Gasperi is fifth with 190 points .
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