Gusts of wind put the European Cup riders to the test in Reinswald

Due to strong gusts of wind, the program was turned around and the slalom took place in the morning. However, the departure scheduled for the afternoon had to be canceled due to the wind. Now the results of the slalom will be added to those of the downhill planned for Wednesday and counted as an Alpine combination.

A German leads Christof Brandner took advantage of the moment to set the best time in the slalom with start number “1”. The 24-year-old German reached the finish in 37,20 seconds, making him 35 hundredths of a second faster than the Frenchman Sam Alphand in second place. Third place in the interim ranking goes to the Swiss Arnaud Boisset, who lost 0,37 seconds to Brandner. Prast lying in wait The best “Azzurro” in the combined slalom was Matteo Vaghi. The 22-year-old from La Thuile in the Aosta Valley took fifth place, 0,67 seconds behind. Alexander Prast from Terlano has also created a very good starting position for the descent. He is in eighth place at halftime, 1,02 seconds behind.

There will now be a downhill race on Wednesday (start at 11 a.m.). It is counted as a separate race and also counts as the second round for the Alpine Combined. Another downhill run will take place on Thursday, while the speed week in Sarntal will conclude on Friday with the Super-G. European Cup Sarntal, Alpine Combined - interim results after slalom 1. Christof Brandner (GER) 37,20 seconds 2. Sam Alphand (FRA) +0,35 3. Arnaud Boisset (SUI) +0,37 4. Stefan Rogentin (SUI) +0,52 5. Matteo Vaghi (ITA) +0,67 6. Marcus Monsen (NOR) +0,72 7. Sam Morse (USA) +0,89 8. Alexander Prast (ITA) +1,02 8. Christopher Neumayer (AUT) +1,02 10. Stefan Babinsky (AUT) +1,04

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Gusts of wind put the European Cup riders to the test in Reinswald

At the European Cup for Alpine ski racers in Reinswald, only part of the Alpine combination could be carried out on Tuesday.

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