Alpine Skiing FIS World Cup 2019 - 2020

[hckošice 14,822]

Stage 12 in Alta Badia (ITA)

 

Men´s Giant Slalom:

 

1. Henrik Kristoffersen    1:57.33

2. Cyprien Sarrazin    1:57.64

3. Zan Kranjec    1:57.72

 

Full Final Result HERE

[dcro 10,210]

So Marco Odermatt busted his knee yesterday. Really dumb move to continue skiing after obvious discomfort.

 

 

[hckošice 14,822]

Stage 12 in Alta Badia (ITA)

 

Men´s Parallel Giant Slalom:

 

1. Rasmus Windingstad   

2. Stefan Luitz   

3. Roland Leitinger   

 

Full Final Result HERE

[EselTheDonkey 824]

On 22/12/2019 at 13:53, Kirkpatrick said:

Drone attempting murder on Hirscher, was that also in Italy? Dorfmeister missed a guy in Turin 2006 I believe, as well.

 

The drone was in Italy (Madonna di Campiglio). But the Dorfmeister incident was in St. Moritz, Switzerland.

Edited December 23, 2019 by EselTheDonkey

[EselTheDonkey 824]

7 hours ago, dcro said:

So Marco Odermatt busted his knee yesterday. Really dumb move to continue skiing after obvious discomfort.

 

 

 

According to ORF, Odermatt injured himself  a few gates before finish. It was not during the big mistake at the beginning of the run.

 

By the way, does anyone know some news about Kristoffersen? He had knee Problems after today's final run as well.

Edited December 23, 2019 by EselTheDonkey

[dcro 10,210]

Sljeme passed the FIS inspection. It's a miracle, given the weather we've been enjoying.

[phelps 7,670]

and it's 3 in a row for Dominik Paris in Bormio (4, considering also the last Super-G)...

 

and what a race it was between him, Feuz and Mayer!

[heywoodu 15,135]

15 minutes ago, phelps said:

and it's 3 in a row for Dominik Paris in Bormio (4, considering also the last Super-G)...

 

and what a race it was between him, Feuz and Mayer!

 

But if you consider the last super-G, it should be only 3 in a row, since then one should count the alpine combined as well in which he DNF'ed  

Edited December 27, 2019 by heywoodu

[hckošice 14,822]

Stage 13 in Bormio (ITA)

 

Men´s Downhill:

 

1. Dominik Paris    1:49.56

2. Beat Feuz    1:49.95

3. Matthias Mayer    1:49.98

 

Full Final Result HERE

[phelps 7,670]

2 hours ago, heywoodu said:

 

But if you consider the last super-G, it should be only 3 in a row, since then one should count the alpine combined as well in which he DNF'ed  

 

maybe better say he's now at 4 consecutive wins (3 DHs and 1 SG) in the last 4 speed races (the only that count, unless we talk of world champs and/or Olympic events) held on the Stelvio Track...

 

but yeah, that useless AC event from 2017 in between the downhill of the same year and the 2018 + 2019 speed races technically makes his series "only" a 3-win streak overall in Bormio...

Edited December 27, 2019 by phelps