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Stage 16 in Lienz (AUT)

 

Women´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Tessa Worley  :FRA   2:03.88

2. Petra Vlhova  :SVK  2:04.18

3. Sara Hector  :SWE   2:04.26

 

Full Final Results HERE

 

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Petra Vlhová

49th careers WC Podium, 16th Silver (22-16-11), Season 2021/22 WC 5th Podium, 2nd Silver (2-2-1)

11th Careers WC Giant Slalom Podium, 2nd Silver (5-2-4), Season 2021/22 WC Giant Slalom 2nd Podium, 1st Silver (0-1-1)

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Tessa Worley now breaks from the pack of established GS skiers with 14 GS WC wins.

 

1. Vreni Schneider - 20

2. Annemarie Moser-Proll - 16

3. Tessa Worley - 15

4. Viktoria Rebensburg, Tina Maze, Mikaela Shiffrin, Lise-Marie Morerod, Anita Wachter - 14

9. Sonja Nef, Deborah Compagnioni - 13

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12 minutes ago, Shiffrin said:

Dubovska with a top7 bib is surreal to see 💀 she has one top7 result in her World Cup career (6th in Levi)

and not only this, her coach will build the 2nd run. That is some pure luck for her first ever top 7 start list haha :d

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12 minutes ago, dcro said:

Zrinka Ljutić once again almost makes the second run despite a large mistake. What a talent, but she just can't deliver a clean run at WC level yet. :wacko:

 

Improved from 55th at split one to 31st at finish.

I notice that she is having always a very slow start and that costs her the qualification. Did not see the race so cannot judge about the mistake. 

But I have to say that her season so far is very disappointing. 

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Stage 16 in Lienz (AUT)

 

Women´s Slalom:

 

1. Petra Vlhova  :SVK   1:42.10

2. Katharina Liensberger  :AUT  1:42.61

3. Michelle Gisin  :SUI  1:42.78

 

Full Final Results HERE

 

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Petra Vlhová

50th :toast: careers WC Podium, 23rd Win (23-16-11), Season 2021/22 WC 6th Podium, 3rd Win (3-2-1)

31st Careers WC Slalom Podium, 15th Win (15-11-5), Season 2021/22 WC Slalom 4th Podium, 3rd Win (3-1-0)

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