Last World Cup weekend: Who is in the final, who has to fight for a ticket?

At the World Cup finals in Are, only the top 25 in the discipline rankings are at the start; the program includes downhill, super-G, giant slalom and slalom, as well as a team event. Peter Fill from Castelrotto won the small crystal ball in the Alpine Combined in January; in the women's category this ball went to Wendy Holdener from Switzerland. Here is an overview of the World Cup rankings:

WOMEN

Slalom With Irene Curtoni and Chiara Costazza, two “Azzurre” are currently at the final in Are. Manuela Mölgg is currently not in the top 25. The Slalom World Cup has not yet been decided; with two races remaining (200 points), Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) leads Petra Vlhova (SVK) by 175 points. 1. Mikaela Shiffrin 780 2. Petra Vlhova 605 8. Irene Curtoni 236 16. Chiara Costazza 141 34. Manuela Mölgg 34

Giant slalom The giant slalom remains exciting until the end; three runners still have a mathematical chance of winning the small crystal ball. Two races before the end of the season, five “Azzurre” are in the top 25. 1. Viktoria Rebensburg 502 2. Tessa Worley 470 3. Shiffrin 421 4. Brignone 274 7. Manu Mölgg 216 16. Marta Bassino 112 17. Sofia Goggia 106 18. Irene Curtoni 104

Super G The Super-G classification will also be decided at the final, between Tina Weirather (LIE) and Lara Gut (SUI). Hanna Schnarf is fighting for fifth place. 1. Tina Weirather 421 2. Lara Gut 375 5. Johanna Schnarf 259 6. Federica Brignone 251 9. Sofia Goggia 211 19. Nadia Fanchini 93 29. Anna Hofer 50 34. Nicol Delago 42 35. Marta Bassino 40 40. Elena Fanchini 18 55. Verena Stuffer 1

Departure In the fight for the small crystal ball in the downhill, there will be a showdown at the final in Are between Olympic champion Sofia Goggia (ITA) and the eight-time winner of the downhill World Cup, Lindsey Vonn (USA). Verena Stuffer from Val Gardena missed out on making it to the final by three points, while Nicol Delago missed out on nine points. 1. Sofia Goggia 429 2. Lindsey Vonn 406 15. Nadia Fanchini 17. Johanna Schnarf 21. Federica Brignone 26. Verena Stuffer 67 27. Nicol Delago 61 27. Elena Fanchini 61 35. Marta Bassino 26

Overall rating In the overall World Cup, Mikaela Shiffrin should no longer be able to take the ball away; with six races to go, her lead is 561 points. If pursuer Wendy Holdener (SUI) won all six races, that would be 600 points. 1. Mikaela Shiffrin 1513 2. Wendy Holdener 952 5. Goggia 778 8. Brignone 717

MEN

Slalom Everything is already fixed in the slalom: Marcel Hirscher secured the small crystal ball in the Slalom World Cup for the fifth time with one race to go. Two “Azzurri” qualified for the final in Sweden, Stefano Gross and Manfred Mölgg from Enneberg. 1. Hirscher 874 2. Kristoffersen 710 9. Stefano Gross 274 10. Manfred Mölgg 244

Giant slalom Marcel Hirscher also secured the small crystal ball for the fifth time in the giant slalom. With Manfred Mölgg, Florian Eisath and Riccardo Tonetti, three South Tyroleans are in the final. 1. Hirscher 620 2. Kristoffersen 495 12. Luca De Aliprandini 128 14. Manfred Mölgg 112 15. Florian Eisath 108 22. Riccardo Tonetti 64 23. Roberto Nani 62:XNUMX

Super G The race for the small crystal ball in the Super-G is completely open: purely mathematically, Canadian Dustin Cook, 16th in the discipline ranking, also has a chance of winning. With two races to go, the Norwegian Kjetil Jansrud is in the lead, the best South Tyrolean is Peter Fill in 10th place. 1. Kjetil Jansrud 260 2. Aksel Lund Svindal 214 3. Vincent Kriechmayr 200 10. Peter Fill 115 13. Christof Innerhofer 91 14. Dominik Paris 87

Departure In the duel for the ball in the downhill, the Swiss Beat Feuz and the Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal match each other. Dominik Paris from Ultimo has to defend third place in the last two races. 1. Beat Feuz 542 2. Svindal 502 3.Paris 334 4. Thomas Dressen 301 9. Peter Fill 191 15. Christof Innerhofer 131 24. Emanuele Buzzi 58

Overall rating Marcel Hirscher won his seventh ball in a row in the overall World Cup. Because his pursuer Henrik Kristoffersen skips the four remaining speed races, he can no longer intercept Hirscher. 1. Marcel Hirscher 1494 2. Henrik Kristoffersen 1205 9. Dominik Paris 466 12. Peter Fill 446

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Last World Cup weekend: Who is in the final, who has to fight for a ticket?

The last weekend in the Ski World Cup is just around the corner, with downhill and super-G in Kvitjell (men) and giant slalom and slalom in Ofterschwang (women). Then we move on to the final in Sweden.

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