Dominik Paris does not reveal the cards

The 29-year-old is a Bormio specialist, celebrated his first World Cup victory on the infamous “Stelvio” slope in December 2012, and last year he was once again at the top of the podium in Bormio. A look at the part-time times of the final training shows that Paris is one of the favorites this year too: in the first intermediate time he was third, in the third intermediate time he was even fastest, and in the last part-time he was still second before Paris reached the finish Completed the journey in an upright position. Nevertheless, the Ultner finished training in eighth place.

Innerhofer only tested a few passages The fastest in training on Wednesday, Christof Innerhofer, also showed a strong performance. The Gaiser was in third place in all part-time times and then slowed down and didn't make it to the finish - who wants to have their cards checked? The conditions in Bormio this year are tailored to “Inner”: the piste is extremely icy, the Gaiser won the 2008 downhill classic in similar conditions and, after two second places this winter, wants to take his first win of the season on Friday.

Werner Heel from Passeir can hope for his second World Cup points this season after finishing 26th in the final training, while Peter Fill has to miss the races in Bormio due to injury (SportNews has reported). Alexander Prast from Bolzano finished the last training run in 56th place. A total of nine “Azzurri” started in the downhill: Christof Innerhofer, Dominik Paris, Alexander Prast, Werner Heel, Emanuele Buzzi, Mattia Casse, Matteo Marsaglia, Federico Paini and Davide Cazzaniga.

The best training time went to Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT), ahead of the winner from Val Gardena, Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (NOR) and Daniel Hemetsberger (AUT).

The result:

Pos Name Country Time 1. Vincent Kriechmayr TUE 1: 57,44 minutes 2. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde NOR +0,04 seconds 3. Daniel Hemetsberger TUE +0,19 4. Ryan Cochran Siegle USA +0,25 5. Matthias Mayer TUE +0,31 6. Hannes Reichelt TUE +0,43 7. Steven Nyman USA +0,54 8. dominik paris ITA/Ulten +0,61 9. Josef Ferstl GER +0,71 10. Daniel Danklmaier TUE +0,75

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Dominik Paris does not reveal the cards

In the final training on Thursday for the descent in Bormio, the top runners were bluffing. Also with “Pokerface” Dominik Paris from Ulten.

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