Nordic Skiingjumping and Nordic combined
Between the Alpen Cup in Val di Fiemme and the Continental Cup competitions in Austria, so many important results for the young blue jumpers and combiners.
Monday 23 September 2019 4 minutes reading time
And it is the Val Gardenaese Malsiner sisters who drag the movement once again, starting from the Predazzo weekend which saw Jessica Malsiner close big, winning the special jump test from the HS104 springboard in front of the Austrian Lisa Hirner, who had won the previous day right in front of the blue.
Third position for the Slovenian Pia Mazi, with the Fiemmese Annika Sieff who finished 11th (she had been sixth the day before) and the thirteenth Martina Ambrosi 13th.
Also in Predazzo the Alpen Cup tests were held for the Nordic combined, with the same Annika Sieff once again a great protagonist; after the 7th place on Saturday in race 1, won by a wild Lisa Hirner, the 15-year-old tessera for Lavazè Varena, she took the podium at the end of the Sunday gundersen, with the 2nd place behind the usual Hirner, who the 'burned only in the sprint.
In the men's Nordic combined races, again from the HS104 springboard and with a 2.5 km test with the roller skis, an Austrian double arrived in the first test with the brothers Stefan and Thomas Rettenegger in front of everyone, and the first blue the teserano Iacopo Bortolas in 13th place, while in the second the victory went to the German Nick Siegemund in front of a series of Austrians, primarily Florian Kolb (2nd) and Thomas Rettenegger (3rd). Two are the Azzurri in the top ten, with Domenico Mariotti's 9th place and Stefano Radovan's 10th.
CONTINENTAL CUP
On the subject of a special jump, Stams performed the Continental Cup test with a 7th place for Lara Malsiner in race 1, which saw Austrian landlady Eva Pinkelnig in front of compatriot Marita Kramer on the Austrian HS115 and to the Slovenian Ursa Bogotaj, while Manuela Malsiner placed 15th.
On Sunday the reply, with the two Val Gardena sisters both in the top ten: Lara is sixth, Manuela tenth, with the Slovenian Ema Kline standing out in front of Kramer and Bogataj. Results that defined the final general classification after eight stages, with Marita Kramer winning ahead of Hansen and Indrackova, Lara Malsiner 19th and Manuela Malsiner 42nd.
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