Alpine Skiing FIS World Championships 2017

[ziomkris1 13]

Czech Republic sport channel have I think whole coverage but I can't find any working stream 

[heywoodu 16,004]

4 minutes ago, ziomkris1 said:

Czech Republic sport channel have I think whole coverage but I can't find any working stream 

 

 

I really had expected Eurosport Player to show everything like they do in World Cups. 

[Agger 1,700]

Danish tv shows everything! 

[hckošice 15,520]

Slovakia had 3 athletes competing today, here their results

 

Adam ŽAMPA  DNF

Andreas ŽAMPA  DNF

Martin BENDÍK  DNF

 

[ziomkris1 13]

9 minut temu, Agger napisał:

Danish tv shows everything! 

[dcro 10,210]

Zubčić 31st, not bad. He had the 3rd fastest speed in the bottom part.

[Canada4thewin 90]

Well done Erik and Manuel 

[Gianlu33 5,276]

Amazing job for the Canada's team, amazing surprise!

And another bad day for us...  

[intoronto 6,409]

Wow, but Canada always does well (as in win a gold or a medal) and then just do horribly at the Olympics. Hopefully they can repeat, but I am definitely not holding my breath.

[hckošice 15,520]

FIS ALPINE SKIING

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

2017

 

 

 

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

Men's Super-G
Final Results

 

GUAY Erik
1:25.38

 

JANSRUD Kjetil
1:25.83

 

OSBORNE-PARADIS Manuel
1:25.89

 

Canada dominates St. Moritz super-G

 

 

It was the men’s turn to make their debut at the 2017 Alpine World Ski Championships in St. Moritz, and all everyone could say was ‘Oh Canada’.

 

Canadians Erik Guay and Manuel Osborne-Paradis entered the race as unlikely victors and ended up taking home the gold and bronze medals, respectively. Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud took silver in the action-packed race.

 

Guay won his second career World Championship medal, with a matching set after he last won the gold at the 2011 World Championships in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. While Guay is a steady force on the World Cup tour, he was not considered a big favorite to take the gold medal today, with just one super-G podium all season. He has had a steady stream of injuries over the past several years that have kept him just out of the spotlight, but today it was his turn to shine.

 

At 35 years of age, Guay also make history as the oldest-ever alpine world champion.

 

“It’s incredible,” said a clearly awestruck Guay after the race. “With the whole history with all of my injuries and even the crash last week in Garmish, it’s just amazing to be standing here as a world champion. I’m having a hard time finding words to express what this means and how I feel. To be on the podium today with two of my good friends Manny and Kjetil makes it even better.”

 

Jansrud looked to be poised for gold after a great run gave him the lead as the ninth skier down the hill. His toughest competition came when his teammate Aleksander Kilde stormed down the mountain and looked to take over the lead, but came out 0.09 seconds shy. But before the Norwegian duo could get too comfortable in the leader’s box, Guay was the next skier down with a flawless run which survived as the rest of the field could not come close to the gold-medal pace.

 

Birthday boy Osborne-Paradis provided the final surprise of the day when he shuffled the podium one last time, blazing down the course with bib 26 and ultimately taking third place, bumping Kilde out of medal contention. It is the Canadian’s first-ever world championship medal.

 

“I made a big mistake in the middle and I knew if I wasn’t perfect the rest of the way down that I had no chance,” said Osborne-Paradis. “But that’s the great thing with racing, you never know until you cross the line. Erik called me just before I raced and said, 'Don’t think, just go’, which is what I did and it worked.”

 

Compared to yesterday’s ideal conditions for the ladies’ super-G, the men had mostly cloudy skies. The day was also cloudy for the Swiss men’s team, who entered the race with high expectations but came away with only one racer, Carlo Janka, in the top 10.

 

Tomorrow, there are no medal events on the schedule as both the men and ladies have their final downhill training scheduled.

 

 

 

Full Results Here

 

Erik Guay

Super-G World Champion 2017

 

Race Replay

Erik Guay  31:34

Kjetil Jansrud  19:55

Manuel Osborne-Paradis  58:45