Hirscher dominates, Gross & Mölgg in the top ten

Hirscher drove like he was on rails in the first run and distanced himself from the entire competition by at least eight tenths. As the first pursuer, the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen is already 82 hundredths behind the Salzburg man. Third at the halfway point of the race is the Swedish Olympic champion Andre Myhrer (+0,99).

Hirscher could win the next two crystal balls in Kranjska Gora: A third place is enough for the 29-year-old today to avoid being pushed out of first place in the slalom rankings - for victory in the overall World Cup, Hirscher even has to " just finish eighth. The Austrian had already secured the giant slalom crystal ball on Saturday.

Gross and Mölgg in waiting position Stefano Gross and Manfred Mölgg put in a decent performance in the first round. While Gross is in seventh place, Mölgg, who opened the race with start number “1”, is in eighth place. However, the gap between the two “Azzurri” is considerable – Gross and Mölgg are 75 and 87 hundredths away from a podium place, respectively.

However, the first run went less well for the South Tyroleans Simon Maurberger and Hannes Zingerle. Maurberger didn't make it to the finish, Zingerle finished in 59th place with the high start number 44 - so the 22-year-old from Stern in Val Badia is not included in the decision. World Cup Slalom in Kranjska Gora (SLO) – Status after the first round: Pos Name Country Time 1. Marcel Hirscher TUE 52,26 seconds 2. Henrik kristoffersen NOR +0,82 3. Andre Myhrer SWE +0,99 4. Michael Matt TUE +1,22 5. Clement Noel FRA +1,59 6. Loic Meillard SUI +1,67 7. Stefano Gross ITA +1,74 8. Manfred Mölgg ITA/St. Vigil +1,86 9. Sebastian Foss Solevaag NOR +1,87 10. Ramon Zenhausern SUI 1,99

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Hirscher dominates, Gross & Mölgg in the top ten

Marcel Hirscher's hunger for victory still seems unsatisfied: In the first round of the slalom in Kranjska Gora (Slovenia), the Austrian once again underlined his class and confidently set the best time.

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