Brings Italy well to the two world championships: after SuperG, Vincent Kriechmayr it also takes gold down, making a historic encore that hadn’t happened at the World Cup for 16 years, when Bode Miller he succeeded in Bormio. Spectacular the Austrian, who came down with bib number 1, which preceded the German by one cent Andreas Sander and 18 cents for the Swiss Beat Feuz. Authentic mockery per Dominik Paris, quarter to 65 cents on a par with the Swiss Odermatt: the blue paid dearly one mistake, which cost him about a second, at the end of a practically flawless test. Great Christof Innerhofer, sixth at 90 cents by the winner. Further back Matteo Marsaglia, while he is Florian Schieder fell, for which knee problems are feared. Also noteworthy is the miraculous rescue of Maxence Muzaton, remained standing after a 360-degree jump.
Paris: “I was wrong at the wrong time”
“Its part of the game, when you look for the limit there are mistakes – said Dominik Paris immediately after the match -. It is so, there is no going back. I was wrong at the wrong time, with the dry race it is like this. It’s good to know that I came back fast, but at the World Championships you have to do well from start to finish and I didn’t succeed. “So Christof Innerhofer:”I ran like it was the last race of my career“.
The ranking of the men’s downhill
1. CREEPMAYR (AUT)
2. SANDER (GER)
3. FEUZ (ALL)
4. PARIS (ITA)
6. INNERHOFER (ITA)
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