Grass skiing: triple podium for Zamboni in the FIS Schwarzenbach races, Gasperi and Mazzoncini also do well

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Grass skiing: triple podium for Zamboni in the FIS Schwarzenbach races, Gasperi and Mazzoncini also do well

In Austria a weekend full of satisfactions for the Italian national team, with the Trentino player who wins the super-g and is beaten only by Bartak between giant and slalom.

Italian grass-skiing blues always protagonists also in the FIS competitions staged, awaiting the resumption of the World Cup, in Schwarzenbach / St. Veit. In the men's giant, which opened the Austrian weekend program, Filippo Zamboni won third place, 76 cents away from the winner - the usual Martin Bartak first in 54 ”07 - but still getting the first place in the junior classification. Second position held by the Austrian Roland Schloegl, delayed by 38 cents. Also excellent was the performance of Daniele Buio and Nicolò Schiavetti - ex aequo fourths - and with Alex Galler who closed the top ten. In the women's race, so much blue on the podium - in the race won by the Austrian Lena Teynor with a time of 57 "74 - thanks to the second place of Ambra Gasperi (+0" 71) and the third of Margherita Mazzoncini, 6 cents away from the teammate. Federica Milesi finished in 11th position while Federica Libardi finished 13th. Space on Saturday also for the supergiant where Zamboni played the lion's share by regulating, in 26 ”67, the competition of Roland Schloegl - back by just one cent - and for 0” 15 of Martin Bartak. Among the top ten also Daniele Buio and Nicolò Schiavetti, respectively sixth and eighth. Among women, Margherita Mazzoncini confirms herself unleashed in this specialty at the beginning of the season, capable of setting the clock at 28 ”22 to win the race. Behind him Ambra Gasperi, behind by 31 cents, and Lara Teynor, behind by 35 cents. Martin Bartak also took home the Sunday men's slalom, thanks to a time of 39 ”72, enough to beat the Azzurri Zamboni (+0” 22) and Buio (+0 ”42). In the women's field, the Czech Aneta Koryntova dominated the competition finishing in 43 ”13, trimming 52 and 84 cents respectively to the two Austrians Lara Teynor and Tina Hetfleisch. Ambra Gasperi stopped at the foot of the podium, while Federica Milesi is eighth and Federica Libardi tenth.
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