An Azzurro is at the forefront in Schladming

Giuliano Razzoli is experiencing his second spring this season. After finishing third in Wengen, the 3-year-old was also fast in Kitzbühel - even if he didn't make it to the finish in the second round. In Schladming he is now in second place halfway through the race. Razzoli came closest to the Swede Kristoffer Jakobsen. Jakobsen, who has already been on the podium twice this season, is 58 hundredths of a second ahead of Razzoli. Third place goes to the two youngsters Lucas Braathen and Clement Noel, both of whom are 3 hundredths behind Jakobsen. Vinatzer with a deficit However, for another youngster, Alex Vinatzer, things didn't go as planned. The man from Val Gardena lost a lot of time, especially in the lower part of the route, and is currently in 21st place - just ahead of Manfred Mölgg (23rd). Simon Maurberger is currently in 26th place. The second best Azzurro is Tommaso Sala in 13th place. The final in Schladming starts at 20.45:XNUMX p.m. Slalom in Schladming: 1st round Pos Name Country Time 1. Kristoffer Jakobsen SWE 51,32 seconds 2. Giuliano Razzoli ITA +0,58 3. Clement Noel FRA +0,67 3. Lucas Braathen NOR +0,67 5. Linus Strasser GER +0,82 6. Alexandr Khoroshilov RUS +0,85 7. Atle Lie McGrath NOR +0,89 8. Tanguy Nef SUI +1,11 9. Albert Popov BUL +1,17 10. Loic Meillard SUI +1,19 21. Alex Vinatzer ITA/Wolkenstein +1,62 23. Manfred Mölgg ITA/Enneberg +1,67 26. Simon Maurberger ITA/Ahrntal +1,93

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An Azzurro is at the forefront in Schladming

A Swede achieved the best time in the first round of the men's slalom in Schladming. But an Italian is also on course for a podium.

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