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Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2022 - 2023


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Stage 19 in Kranjska Gora (SLO)

 

Women´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Valerie Grenier  :CAN  1:55.01

2. Marta Bassino  :ITA  1:55.38

3. Petra Vlhova  :SVK  1:55.41

 

Full Final Results HERE

 

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Petra Vlhová

64th careers WC Podium, 18th Bronze (26-20-18), Season 2022/23 WC 7th Podium, 5th Bronze (0-2-5)

17th Careers WC Giant Slalom Podium, 7th Bronze (6-4-7), Season 2022/23 WC Giant Slalom 3rd Podium, 2nd Bronze (0-1-2)

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what a fantastic finish of the M GS. Kristoffersen followed by Odermatt 2nd runs was really something ! :popcorn:

 

Odermatt proves once again he is the current absolute GS boss

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Stage 20 in Adelboden (SUI)

 

Men´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Marco Odermatt  :SUI  2:30.68

2. Henrik Kristoffersen  :NOR  2:31.41

3. Loic Meillard  :SUI  2:32.34

 

Full Final Results HERE

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1 hour ago, intoronto said:

Wow! This is hard to believe.

Which, if they are not specifically speaking about women's GS is factually not true. Amazing how paid journalist often don't do their research.

 

Marie-Michele Gagnon - :AND Soldea - AC win in 2016

Marie-Michele Gagnon - :AUT Zauchensee - AC win in 2014

Erin Mielzynski - :GER Ofterschwang - SL win in 2012

Emily Brydon - :SUI St. Moritz - SG win in 2008

Britt Janyk - :USA Aspen - DH win in 2007

Genevieve Simard - :ITA Cortina - SG win 2004

 

And the shocking DH World Championship gold medal for Melanie Turgeon in 2003 in :SUI St. Moritz.

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That second run from Marco Odermatt was something else. Attacking full gas from the start to the finish, there were several instances where he no could, but should have wiped out. He carried way to much speed in so corners making him lift off into the air. Watching him today you can clearly see he is a level above everyone else in giant slalom this year. 

 

Also the fans were amazing. At times it felt like you were watching a football derby, especially when she Swiss were racing and getting the lead. For me this is the best race this season so far. 

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3 hours ago, FireRun said:

That second run from Marco Odermatt was something else. Attacking full gas from the start to the finish, there were several instances where he no could, but should have wiped out. He carried way to much speed in so corners making him lift off into the air. Watching him today you can clearly see he is a level above everyone else in giant slalom this year. 

 

Also the fans were amazing. At times it felt like you were watching a football derby, especially when she Swiss were racing and getting the lead. For me this is the best race this season so far. 

Been in Adelboden ten years or so ago for the giant slalom and slalom and yes, the atmosphere is like nothing else. Absolutely fantastic, and everyone gets cheered on hard by the fans :cheer: 

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Stage 19 in Kranjska Gora (SLO)

 

Women´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Mikaela Shiffrin  :USA  1:52.53

2. Federica Brignone  :ITA  1:53.30

3. Lara Gut-Behrami  :SUI  1:53.50

 

Full Final Results HERE

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