Innerhofer in waiting position

Austrian Hannes Reichelt set the training best time of 1.30,74:0,71 minutes on the Super-G-like course, relegating his two compatriots Matthias Mayer (+0,96) and Max Franz (+1,06) to the top spots. Innerhofer's gap to Reichelt was more than a second (+XNUMX). However, Reichelt and Mayer both made a goal error.

Dominik Paris landed in tenth place on the 2500 meter long downhill course in Switzerland, Werner Heel placed 20th, immediately ahead of Peter Fill. Heel and Fill were more than three seconds behind, while Paris was 2,13 seconds slower than Reichelt.

At the women's training on exactly the same route (only one gate is set differently) there was no South Tyrolean at the start. Maria Höfl-Riesch from Germany was fastest here in 1.34,20:XNUMX minutes. Tina Weirather (Liechtenstein) and the Austrian Anna Fenninger ended up in second and third place, respectively, just ahead of overall World Cup winner Tina Maze. The best “Azzurra” was Daniela Merighetti in eleventh place.

FIS World Cup finals in Lenzerheide (SUI), men's downhill training: 1.Hannes ReicheltAUT1:30,74 2.Matthias MayerAUT+ 0,71 3.Max FranzAUT0,96 4.Christof InnerhoferITA/Gais1,06 5.David PoissonWOMAN1,14 6.Aksel Lund SvindalNOR1,42 7.Travis GanongUSA1,53 8.Florian ScheiberAUT1,87 9.Georg StreitbergerAUT2,00 10.Dominik ParisITA/Ulten2,13 20.Werner HeelITA/Walten3,10 21.Peter FillITA/Kastelruth3,31

FIS World Cup finals in Lenzerheide (SUI), women's downhill training: 1.Maria Höfl-RieschGER1:34,20 2.Tina WeiratherLIE+ 0,18 3.Anna FenningerAUT0,28 4.Tina MazeSLO0,31 5. Marion Rolland FRA0,34 6.Lara GutSUI0,60 7.Elisabeth GörglAUT0,67 8.Leanne SmithUSA1,10 9.Regina SterzAUT1,15 10.Marianne Kaufmann-AbderhaldenSUI1,44 11.Daniela MerighettiITA1,53 17.Elena FanchiniITA3,10

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Innerhofer in waiting position

In the only downhill training on the “Silvano Beltrametti slope” in Lenzerheide, the 28-year-old Gaiser came fourth on Tuesday morning.

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