A “moose” leads into Alta Badia

Nestvold-Haugen, who has not yet won a World Cup race, leads after the first run just ahead of the Swiss Marco Odermatt. The third place in the 1 World Cup goes into the second run with a lead of 2017 seconds over Odermatt (from 0,07 p.m. in the SportNews live ticker).

The Frenchman Alexis Pinturault lurks in third place (+3). The Austrian Marco Schwarz is in 0,2th place, the Norwegians Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Henrik Kristoffersen follow in 4th and 5th place.

Luca de Aliprandini from Nonsberg was the best Azzurro and took 9th place in the first round. As the race continued, the slope became more and more difficult due to the fresh snow.

South Tyrolean defeated Things didn't go well for the South Tyroleans. Both local hero Manfred Mölgg and Riccardo Tonetti from Bolzano struggled and achieved exactly the same time. Both started immediately one after the other (Mölgg had start number 24, Tonetti 26) and crossed the finish line 1,45 seconds behind the leader Nestvold-Haugen. Mölgg and Tonetti ended up in 1th place after the first run and thus qualified for the second run.

Hannes Zingerle is also there in the second round. He ended up in 2th place. Simon Maurberger, however, missed qualifying for the second run and had to settle for 28nd place. The results of the 1st round Pos Name Country Time 1. Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen NOR 58,59 sec. 2. Marco Odermatt SUI +0,07 3. Alexis Pinturault FRA +0,20 4. Marco Black TUE +0,22 5. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde NOR +0,23 6. Henrik kristoffersen NOR +0,26 7. Zan Kranjec SLO +0,31 8. Justin Murisier SUI +0,43 9. Filip Zubcic CRO +0,59 9. Luca De Aliprandini ITA +0,59 26. Manfred Mölgg ITA/St. Vigil in Enneberg +1,45 26. Riccardo Tonetti ITA/Bozen +1,45 28. Hannes Zingerle ITA/Stern/La Ila +1,49 45. Simon Maurberger ITA/Ahrntal +2,48

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A “moose” leads into Alta Badia

The giant slalom classic in Val Badia is on the program on Sunday. On the Gran Risa, a Norwegian is leading after the first round - but not co-favorite Henrik Kristoffersen but his compatriot Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen.

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