Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2022 - 2023

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Stage 11 in Val Gardena/Groeden (ITA)

 

Men´s Downhill:

 

1. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde    2:02.35

2. Johan Clarey    2:02.70

3. Mattia Casse    2:02.77

 

Full Final Results HERE

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Sofia is otherworldly 

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Shiffrin, Curtoni & Miradoli on the Super G podium in St. Moritz. Goggia in 5th.

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Stage 12 in St. Moritz (SUI)

 

Women´s Super-G:

 

1. Mikaela Shiffrin    1:13.62

2. Elena Curtoni    1:13.74

3. Romane Miradoli    1:14.02

 

Full Final Results HERE

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Stage 13 in Alta Badia (ITA)

 

Men´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Lucas Braathen    2:36.35

2. Henrik Kristoffersen    2:36.37

3. Marco Odermatt    2:36.45

 

Full Final Results HERE

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Top 15 secured for Joan Verdu

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what a race ! what a 2nd runs from Odermatt & Kristoffersen

 

Sam Maes 11th and Joan Verdu 12th

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Stage 13 in Alta Badia (ITA)

 

Men´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Marco Odermatt    2:38.27

2. Henrik Kristoffersen    2:38.47

3. Zan Kranjec    2:39.19

 

Full Final Results HERE

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I've said it before, but FIS are missing a huge opportunity with the night events. Every season, when i watch these, i see a more special race, which feels like money. Don't know why they don't invest and expand to have a few more of these races throughout the season. And it's not only alpine, they could do it for snowboarding, freestyle and have these primetime starts.

 

Another very good run for Albert Popov. He is on the verge of making regular top 10 results now. 

 

Also, i though mister Olympic champion Giuliano Razzoli had retired. Fancy seeing him again.  Him and Stefano Gross are two people, i have the feeling, i have watched all my life.  

 

Great run for the Brits as well, with 3 of them making the top 30! Has this happened before? 

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Strolz runs over a dislodged gate goes out