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Alpine Skiing 2018 - 2019 Discussion Thread


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1 hour ago, Kirkpatrick said:

We really need to bring back starting places from 16 to 22 for the best downhill and super-g skiiers.

 

Why? Everyone hated this idea myself included.

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Because so many favourites go within first ten that sometimes makes the rest of the competition boring.

 

I loved it when I knew that at 22 someone like Vonn or Svindal might start. So very rarely these past few years...

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For example, today's top favourites for the globes started 3rd, 5th, 5th and 7th.

 

At the end, it wasn't really interesting at all the fight for the globes, but still, point stands.

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Lucky number 7.

 

Podiums this season with starting places in men's competition:

5-6-10
7-3-10
7-5-15
1-20-15
13-7-27
7-5-17
16-7-17
7-2-5
6-11-17
13-6-9
5-14-7
7-10-5
9-7-16
1-2-13

 

Those three winners with 10+ numbers -> 2 x Paris, 1 x Svindal

 

In the end, it's something I'd love to see back. Feel free to disagree.

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  • 2 weeks later...

possible/probable ACL for Christof Innerhofer during the Super-G race at the Italian Championships in Cortina (where the new slope for the men's speed disciplines at the 2021 world champs is being tested)...:(:facepalm:

 

p.s. the race was won by Matteo Marsaglia, who doubled up the Downhill title he won 2 days ago...

 

Dominik Paris was only second in Downhill and 3rd in today's Super-G...:yikes: meanwhile Innerhofer was 3rd in Downhill and won the Combined race before today's injury...

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2 hours ago, phelps said:

possible/probable ACL for Christof Innerhofer during the Super-G race at the Italian Championships in Cortina (where the new slope for the men's speed disciplines at the 2021 world champs is being tested)...:(:facepalm:

 

p.s. the race was won by Matteo Marsaglia, who doubled up the Downhill title he won 2 days ago...

 

Dominik Paris was only second in Downhill and 3rd in today's Super-G...:yikes: meanwhile Innerhofer was 3rd in Downhill and won the Combined race before today's injury...

 

confirmed...ACL gone in his left knee...

 

basically, now we're just a 1-man team* in the men's speed disciplines (with another 2 or 3 second if not third-tier guys)...:cry::facepalm:

 

*still...what a man! :d

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