Fest is also in a class of its own in the second Super-G

Nadine Fest was the only one of the 110 racers at the start to beat the magical 1.13 minute mark in her tenth European Cup victory, her seventh success this winter alone. The extremely strong ÖSV athlete took six tenths of a second off second-placed Marusa Ferk (Slovenia/1.13,38) on the well-prepared Schöneben slope. For Ferk, who achieved her only World Cup podium (2009rd) at the slalom in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in 3, it was the tenth top-three result in the European Cup. Julia Scheib (Austria/+3) completed the podium in Reinswald. The Styrian had already achieved second place in the Sarntal on Wednesday. “Everything went much easier today. I had a good feeling right from the start and was very relaxed. I also skied better, you can see that in the time today,” said Fest at the finish, before she was awarded the prize by the former mayor of Sarn and now member of the state parliament, Franz Locher. No top ten result for the Azzurre The second women's European Cup decision in Reinswald was once again top-class. The junior world champion and two-time winner of a World Cup giant slalom race, Alice Robinson from New Zealand, made it into the top ten. The 18-year-old ended up in sixth place, 1,23 seconds behind - at the same time as Jasmina Suter from Switzerland. The Swede Sara Hector, who was on the podium twice in her World Cup career, finished in tenth place with the high start number 109. As the best Azzurra, Monica Zanoner from Trentino recorded the 17th time. The 20-year-old from Campitello di Fassa lost 1,72 seconds to the day's winner Fest. The best South Tyrolean was Elisa Schranzhofer from Gsies (26th/+2,35). Karoline Pichler from Petersberg, ninth in the first Super-G on Wednesday, was eliminated. The European Cup in Reinswald will conclude on Friday with an Alpine combination. The Super-G, which is counted as the first round, starts at 10 a.m. The decision in the slalom will be made at 12.45 p.m. FIS European Cup Reinswald/Sarntal - Super-G Women 2 1. Nadine Fest AUT 1.12,78 2. Marusa Ferk SLO +0,60 3. Julia Scheib AUT +0,80 4. Kristina Riis-Johannessen NOR +1,13 4. Rosina Schneeberger AUT +1,13 6. Alice Robinson NZL +1,23 6. Jasmina Suter SUI +1,23 8. Rahel Kopp SUI +1,24 9. Marte Berg Edseth NOR +1,51 10. Sara Hector SWE +1,53

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Fest is also in a class of its own in the second Super-G

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