The “magnificent seven” for the final in Are

The “Azzurri” are sending a total of 17 athletes to the Ski World Cup finals in Are. There are also seven South Tyroleans at the 2019 World Cup venue. According to the regulations of the International Ski Federation FIS, the top 25 in the discipline rankings, as well as all runners with 500 or more World Cup points and the current junior world champion, are qualified for the World Cup final. If a qualified athlete cannot start in the final, such as Castelrotto's Peter Fill (injured), no one will move up. World Cup points are only awarded for the top 15 at the final, and not for the top 30 as is usual in the World Cup.

The following have already been decided:

Overall World Cup: Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) – Marcel Hirscher (AUT) Slalom World Cup: Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) – Marcel Hirscher (AUT) Alpine combination: Wendy Holdener (SUI) – Peter Fill (Castelrotto/ITA) Super G: Kjetil Jansrud (NOR) Giant slalom: Marcel Hirscher (AUT)

These seven South Tyroleans are there in Are:

Downhill and Super-G

Johanna Schnarf: The woman from Olanger is currently 17th in the downhill rankings with 111 points. Her teammate Nadia Fanchini is 33 points ahead of Schnarf in 15th place. Things are much more exciting in the Super-G: In fifth place, Schnarf is 48 points behind third-placed Anna Veith, four points behind Michelle Gisin (SUI) in fourth place and eight points ahead her teammate Federica Brignone in sixth place.

Dominic Paris: The Ultimo native is currently in 11th place in the overall World Cup, just six points behind 9th place. With two good races in downhill and super-G, Paris could make it into the top 10. “Domme” is fourth in the downhill ranking, 35 points behind the German Thomas Dreßen in third place, and Paris is in 15th place in the super-G ranking.

Christof Innerhofer: Innerhofer is currently in 12th place in the downhill rankings, only 15 points behind Peter Fill in 10th place. Since Fill had to end the season early due to a muscle injury in his thigh, “Inner” still has a chance of making it to the top 10 in the downhill rankings. In the Super-G, Gaiser is six points behind Fill in 13th position and is 10 points behind the top 51.

Slalom and giant slalom

Manfred Mölgg: With 112 points, Mölgg is in 14th place in the giant slalom rankings, directly ahead of his teammate Florian Eisath. In the slalom, Enneberger has to defend 10th place against the Brit Dave Ryding, who is only seven points behind Mölgg.

Giant slalom

Manuela Mölgg: Manuela Mölgg started the season with three third places, after which she only made it into the top 10 once. Nevertheless, the Enneberger woman is the second best “Azzurra” with 248 points and seventh place, behind Federica Brignone in fifth place with 274 points. In between is the Tyrolean Stephanie Brunner with 249 points.

Florian Eisath: 15th place in the giant slalom ranking is not what Florian Eisath had planned. He is 20 points behind the best “Azzurro” Luca De Aliprandini.

Riccardo Tonetti: As 22nd in the discipline rankings, the man from Bolzano just qualified for the final in Are. Tonetti is nine points behind Tommy Ford (20th place).

All “Azzurri” in Are

Departure ladies (Wednesday 12 p.m.) 1. Sofia Goggia 429 points 15. Nadia Fanchini 144 points 17. Johanna Schnarf 111 points 21. Federica Brignone 92 points

Departure men (Wednesday 10.30 a.m.) 4. Dominik Paris 366 points 10. Peter Fill (injured) 191 points 12. Christof Innerhofer 176 points 25. Emanuele Buzzi 58 points

Super-G women (Thursday 10.30 a.m.) 5. Johanna Schnarf 259 points 6. Federica Brignone 251 points 9. Sofia Goggia 211 points 19. Nadia Fanchini 93 points

Super-G men (Thursday 12 p.m.) 12. Peter Fill (injured) 115 points 13. Christof Innerhofer 109 points 15. Dominik Paris 87 points

Giant slalom women (Sunday 9.45 a.m./12.30 p.m.) 5. Federica Brinone 274 points 7. Manuela Mölgg 248 points 12. Marta Bassino 157 points 18. Irene Curtoni 130 points 22. Sofia Goggia 106 points

Giant slalom men (Saturday 9.45 a.m./12.30 p.m.) 12. Luca De Aliprandini 128 points 14. Manfred Mölgg 112 points 15. Florian Eisath 108 points 23. Roberto Nani 62 points

Slalom women (Saturday 10.45 a.m./13.30 p.m.) 11. Irene Curtoni 236 points 17. Chiara Costazza 157 points

Slalom men (Sunday 10.45 a.m./13.30 p.m.) 9. Stefano Gross 274 points 10. Manfred Mölgg 244 points

Team event Friday 16 p.m

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The “magnificent seven” for the final in Are

The cinema poster for the 1960 remake of the 2016 western classic “The Magnificent Seven” served as a template for the cover photo with the seven South Tyroleans at the World Cup final in Are.

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