Also finishing in the top 10

After finishing 5th in the qualification on Friday, Veronika Widmann from Tramin ended up in 7th place in the final run as the best Azzurra. The South Tyrolean was 17,178 seconds behind the victorious Frenchwoman Myriam Nicole. Nicole triumphed ahead of Nina Hoffmann from Germany (+4,069) and the Austrian Valentina Höll. The overall World Cup victory went to the Frenchwoman Camille Balance, who achieved 5th place on the Sulzberg. With 1465 points, she ultimately prevailed ahead of her compatriot Nicole and the defending champion Höll from Salzburg. Widmann finished the overall ranking in the World Cup in 8th place, just one point short of 7th place. The 29-year-old was a regular in the top 10: she made it into the top 7 in 8 of 10 races. Her best result this year was a 6th place at the 7th World Cup stage in Canada. At the World Championships a week ago she came 8th (SportNews reported) . The Azzurra Eleonora Farina, who did not finish higher than 9th in the home race in Val di Sole, took 5th place in the overall ranking. In the men's race, victory on Saturday went to the Frenchman Loris Vergier, who came ahead of the Austrian Andreas Kolb (+3,00) and the American Dakotah Norton (+3,12). The Frenchman Amaury Pierron confidently won the overall ranking. The cross-country races are on the program at Sulzberg on Sunday. The elite women start at 12.20 p.m.: Greta Seiwald from Gsies and Eva Lechner from Eppan will also be there. The elite men's race begins at 14.50:XNUMX p.m. It will be the last World Cup race for Gerhard Kerschbaumer from Verding. The 31-year-old announced his retirement on Friday.

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Also finishing in the top 10

On Saturday the downhill World Cup final was on the agenda in Daolasa on Sulzberg (Val di Sole).

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