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The Trentino is not wrong, after having touched the podium in super-g, with a great comeback in slalom. Schiavetti again very close to the medal in the Neudorf youth festival.
Thursday 18 August 2022 3 minutes reading time
A junior world ski championship that soon turns blue on the second day of competition in Neudorf.
In the German town, the protagonist is always him, one of the most beautiful talents (already able to be seen great even at the senior level) of the discipline in Italy, the multiple world champion Filippo Zamboni who takes home the gold medal in the super combined contest held this afternoon.
Already fourth in the super-g that opened the world championship, the young man from Trentino under the ASD Campiglio Ski Team was capable of a great comeback in "his" slalom, after having signed the third time in the speed heats (super -g), 34 cents away from the provisional leader, Ales Knor (winner of the super-g on Wednesday), and from the other Czech ensign Jan Borak.
Filippo thus continues his positive tradition at the World Championships, which saw him wear a gold in the slalom and a bronze in the supergiant world champion of Stitna Nad Vlari in 2019, a silver in the super combined and a bronze in the supergiant in the following review of 2021 always disputed on the Czech track, and now this important recognition on the German track.
The other blues at the start have also concluded a comeback: Nicolò Schiavetti, already an excellent 5th in yesterday's super-g, climbed from ninth to fourth place, touching the medal again. Michael Bertagno finished sixth (he was tenth), Roberto Cerentin seventh, Nicolò Pettini eighth.
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