Lisa Agerer celebrates best result in the World Cup - UPDATE

However, the headlines in Sweden belonged to Lisa Agerer. In the first run, the Vingscherin was able to qualify for the second round in 28th place. There, the 20-year-old from Nauders set a confident running record, which catapulted her up to seventh place. For Agerer, who recently made people sit up and take notice in the European Cup with seven wins in a row, the stopwatch stopped in 1.12,17:2.29,72 minutes. The times from both runs added up resulted in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes.

"I really had nothing left to lose after the first run and that's why I went over the slope without thinking about anything. It went well and that makes me very happy. Now I'm going to do the Super-G in the Aosta Valley and the "We'll be competing in the downhill at the European Cup final, then we'll go to Schladming," said Agerer at the finish.

With this result, Agerer also managed to qualify for the World Cup finals in Austria, where she will take part in the giant slalom. You will also see Denise Karbon and Manuela Mölgg there. Karbon took eleventh place in Are (at the same time as Nadia Fanchini), Mölgg was 14th.

By the way, Vonn's best time was 2.28,00:0,48 minutes. She left Federica Brignone behind by 1,05 seconds, Viktoria Rebensburg (Germany) lost over a second (+1,72). Agerer lost XNUMX seconds to the winner.

For Vonn it was the 52nd World Cup victory of her career, the second in giant slalom. In Sölden, the 27-year-old American achieved her first victory in this discipline at the start of the World Cup in October 2011 and has since been one of the five ski racers who celebrated at least one victory in all disciplines. Thanks to the 100 points she was awarded for the triumph, Vonn won the big crystal globe for overall World Cup victory for the fourth time.

A slalom will be held in Are on Saturday.

FIS World Cup in Are (SWE) – women’s giant slalom: 1.Lindsey VonnUSA2:28,00 2.Federica BrignoneITA2:28,48 3.Viktoria RebensburgGER2:29,05 4.Anna FenningerAUT2:29,38 4.Tessa WorleyFRA2:29,38 6.Tina MazeSLO2:29,59 7.Lisa Magdalena AgererITA/Nauders2:29,72 8.Julia MancusoUSA2:29,87 9.Anemone MarmottanFRA2:30,17 10.Michaela KirchgasserAUT2:30,25 11.Denise KarbonITA/Castelruth2:30,39 11.Nadia FanchiniITA2:30,39 13.Resi StieglerUSA2:30,64 14.Manuela MölggITA/St. Vigil in Enneberg2:30,84

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Lisa Agerer celebrates best result in the World Cup - UPDATE

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