Paris is holding back – outsiders with the best time

The speed aces around Domme Paris and Co. will compete this weekend in Beaver Creek (USA). On one of the most difficult downhill routes in the ski circuit, an American made people sit up and take notice during the first downhill training session on Wednesday. Outsider Ryan Cochran-Siegle showed that the route suits him and achieved the best time in 1.41,37:0,24 minutes ahead of the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (+XNUMX seconds).

Matthias Mayer also made an exclamation mark. The Austrian who had a serious fall during giant slalom training the day before (SportNews reported) , landed in third place, just ahead of the German Thomas Dreßen, who won the downhill race in Lake Louise, Canada, on Saturday.

As the best Azzurro, Mattia Casse finished the training in 6th place. Peter Fill also had a strong descent. The Castelrotto native took 10th place.

Co-favorite Dominik Paris, however, held back a bit. The Ultner, who took second place in both the Super-G and the downhill in Lake Louise, ended up in 2th place and was 17 seconds slower than Ryan Cochran-Siegle. Giant slalom specialist Riccardo Tonetti finished training in 1,33st place (+61).

The racing program in Beaver Creek begins on Friday with the Super-G (20.30 p.m.), the downhill takes place on Saturday at 19 p.m. There will be another giant slalom on Sunday. The results Pos Name Country Time 1. Ryan Cochran Siegle USA 1.41,37 Min 2. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde NOR +0,24 sec. 3. Matthias Mayer TUE +0,30 4. Thomas Dreßen GER +0,38 5. Vincent Kriechmayer TUE +0,39 6. Mattia Casse ITA +0,59 7. Adrian Smiseth Sejersted NOR +0,72 8. Kjetil Jansrud NOR +0,86 9. Steven Nyman USA +1,06 10. Peter Fill ITA/Castelrotto +1,14 17. dominik paris ITA/Ulten +1,33 61. Riccardo Tonetti ITA/Bozen +3,98

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Paris is holding back – outsiders with the best time

While co-favorite Dominik Paris held back during the first downhill training in Beaver Creek on Wednesday and ended up in 1th place, the American Ryan Cochran-Siegle made people sit up and take notice with his best time. Peter Fill impressed with 17th place.

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