Dominik Paris in Lake Louise: Everything on the 2nd

We're talking about Matthias Mayer, who conjured up an almost flawless ride in the Canadian snow with start number 13. When he crossed the finish line 40 hundredths of a second faster than Paris, it already dawned on the Austrians that this time could mean victory. And that's how it was in the end, because no one was faster than Mayer at the Super-G in Lake Louise.

Strong Super-G series from Paris Paris had already entered the race a little earlier with number 7. For the native of Ultimo, 2nd place in the Super-G is the next top result after already finishing in the Departure on Saturday had shone with second place. However, he first has to hand over the red jersey that the 2-year-old wore in Lake Louis due to his overall Super-G victory last year to Mayer. Super-G winner in Lake Louise: Matthias Mayer. © AP / Frank Gunn

When it comes to continuity, no one can fool Paris, because in the last 5 Super-G races the South Tyrolean was always on the winner's podium of the top 3 (including 3 victories). Behind Mayer and Paris, two athletes, Vincent Kriechmayr (Austria) and Mauro Caviezel (Switzerland), landed in third place at the same time. Curious: 2 ski aces were on the podium in the downhill. Casse narrowly missed the podium Mattia Casse, who has been considered a potential top driver for years but never really gets on the slopes, can also be happy. The Lombard finished in 6th place, 5 tenths of a second behind - Casse was only better in 2015 at the Super-G in Beaver Creek (4th). This is on the program in a week, because the Ski World Cup circus is visiting overseas for another week.

Peter Fill has less reason to celebrate. The Castelrotto native lost over 2 seconds to winner Mayer, clearly too much for a place in the top field. Lake Louise: The results from the Super-G

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Dominik Paris in Lake Louise: Everything on the 2nd

2nd race in Lake Louise, 2nd podium place for Dominik Paris and for the 2nd time the man from Ultimo is in second place. While he was only beaten in the downhill by the German comebacker Thomas Dreßen, a Carinthian was a little faster in the Super-G on Sunday.

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