Italian youngster stands out from everyone in the Sarntal

He is considered the ultimate Italian ski talent. And the 18-year-old from Sestriere demonstrated several times this week why Gregorio Bernardi is considered a child prodigy. In the two FIS downhill runs on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Piedmontese took fifth and seventh place, and he also came in second in the Super-G on Wednesday behind World Cup rider Riccardo Tonetti. On Thursday, Bernardi went one better and won the second Super-G in 1.11,46:0,45 minutes. Luca Resinelli (Galbiate) came in second, 0,66 seconds behind Bernardi, while Giacomo Dalmasso (Falcade) completed the podium, XNUMX seconds behind. For a long time it looked as if Alex Hofer from Castelrotto would be in fourth place. With the high starting number 96 - proof that the Schöneben piste in Reinswald is in excellent condition - Giovanni Borsotti, also a World Cup rider for the Italian national team, slotted between Dalmasso and the South Tyroleans. Riccardo Tonetti from Bolzano, winner of the first Super-G on Wednesday, was eliminated. Two South Tyroleans on the podium in the Gran Premio Italia classifications The Super-G on Thursday was once again not only counted as an FIS race, but also counted towards the ranking of the Gran Premio Italia series. As already mentioned at the beginning, Bernardi prevailed in both the “Giovani” (U21) and “Aspiranti” (U18) age groups. Maximilian Ranzi from Lana took second place among the under-21s, while Federico Scussel took third place. In the U18 age group, Filippo Sambugaro and Matthias Kaufmann from ASC Schenna were able to celebrate behind Bernardi, which corresponded to exactly the same ranking from Wednesday. After two European Cup races for women at the end of last week and a total of four FIS races for men this week, the ski entourage is leaving the Sarntal. “We saw four incredible races by strong young talents in perfect external conditions. Congratulations to the winners, but also to all the other participants on their great achievements. Our thanks once again go to Reinswalder Bergbahnen AG, whose employees prepared the slope optimally. At the same time, we would like to thank the sponsors for their financial support and the many volunteers for their tireless efforts. See you next year,” said OK President Richard Moser and coordinator Luis Hofer in conclusion. FIS Super-G in Reinswald (February 10.2.2022, XNUMX) 1. Gregorio Bernardi ITA 1.11,46:XNUMX minutes 2. Luca Resinelli ITA 1.11,91 3. Giacomo Dalmasso ITA 1.12,12 4. Giovanni Borsotti ITA 1.12,18 5. Alex Hofer ITA 1.12,21 6. Maximilian Hofer ITA 1.12,27 7. Federico Scussel ITA 1.12,29 8. Fabian Spring SUI 1.12,35 9. Zack Monsen SWE 1.12,38 10. Giovanni Zazzaro ITA 1.12,39 Rating Gran Premio Italia Giovani (U21) 1. Gregorio Bernardi ITA 1.11,46 2. Maximilian Ranzi ITA 1.12,27 3. Federico Scussel ITA 1.12,29 Rating Gran Premio Italia Aspiranti (U18) 1. Gregorio Bernardi ITA 1.11,46 2. Filippo Sambugaro ITA 1.12,79 3. Matthias Kaufmann ITA 1.14,43

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