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The World Cup, on the Umhausen track, begins with a double triumph for the champions of the national team. And on the podium of the women's single also Greta Pinggera, third.
Saturday 8 January 2022 2 minutes reading time
An authentic domination, in full style of the blues of sledding on a natural track, for years at the top of the discipline.
The first stage of the World Cup, on the demanding Austrian track of Umhausen (Sunday closing in the Tyrolean town), immediately gave a double victory to the national athletes of reference, Evelin Lanthaler and the duo composed of Patrick Pigneter and Florian Clara.
The South Tyrolean champion started her run-up to the fourth consecutive crystal ball on the right foot, triumphing with 1 "09 of margin over the Austrian Lisa Walch and 1" 49 over the second blue in the standings, Greta Pinggera, in a ranking that also sees Nadine Staffler placed seventh and Daniela Mittermair eighth.
The double of Pigneter / Clara is also perfect, with a second run unapproachable even for the Russians Porshnev / Lazarev, second with a good 97 hundredths of a gap, just 4 better than Achenrainer / Achenrainer, on the third step of the podium for Austria, mistress of home.
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