European Cup Reinswald: Stian Saugestad wins the Super-G

The 23-year-old Scandinavian won on the shortened Plankenhorn slope (2260 meters long/510 meters altitude difference) with a time of 1.28,33:XNUMX minutes. For Saugestad it was not only his first European Cup victory, but also his very first podium in the second highest racing series in alpine skiing. His best result to date in the European Cup was tenth place, which he achieved in the Reinswald downhill race on Tuesday. Stian Saugestad, however, has already celebrated eleven successes in FIS races.

Kröll and Rogentin complete the podium Johannes Kröll from Austria took second place on Friday. The Styrian was 0,24 seconds slower than the day's winner on his ninth European Cup podium (four wins). Kröll has already climbed to the top of the podium in Reinswald. That was in 2013, when he finished the downhill in third place. On Friday the Swiss Stefan Rogentin came third in the Super-G (+0,66). The 21-year-old Swiss, who is registered for the Lenzerheide-Valbella ski club, also reached the podium in the European Cup for the first time in his career. Rogentin, however, has four victories in FIS races.

Pangrazzi races to fourth place The best “Azzurro” in Sarntal was Paolo Pangrazzi. After winning the Alpine combined and third place in the downhill on Thursday, the 28-year-old from Trentino took fourth place in the Super-G 24 hours later. The racer from Madonna di Campiglio was 0,17 seconds short of another podium place in the Sarntal. The fastest South Tyrolean was Siegmar Klotz (Lana), who achieved the 33rd time (+2,04). Klotz has been suffering from a persistent inflammation of the patellar tendon for weeks, which is why he even skipped the descent on Thursday. The eleventh Sarn European Cup week is history. With Frederic Berthold (Austria/Downhill 1), Nicolas Raffort (France/Downhill 2), Paolo Pangrazzi (Italy/Alpine Combined) and Stian Saugestad (Norway/Super-G), there were four different winners from four different nations in the four speed races . According to the organizing committee, which was actively supported by more than 50 volunteers, the second highest racing series in alpine skiing should return to the Sarntal in 2017. “I would finally like to thank everyone who contributed to the success of this event,” said OC boss Richard Moser.

FIS European Cup Alpine Skiing in Reinswald (ITA), Super-G Men – Friday, February 5, 2016: 1. Stian Saugestad NOR 1.28,33 2. Johannes Kröll AUT +0,24 3. Stefan Rogentin SUI +0,66 4. Paolo Pangrazzi ITA +0,83 5. Marcus Monsen NOR +0,92 6. Guglielmo Bosca ITA +0,93 6. Christopher Neumayer AUT +0,93 8. Frederic Berthold AUT +0,95 9. Bjoernar Neteland NOR +1,03 10. Christian Walder AUT +1,05

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European Cup Reinswald: Stian Saugestad wins the Super-G

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