Mattia Casse snatches the training victory from “Inner”.

The Innerhofer is here! On Thursday afternoon, the Gaiser tamed the notorious and in many places feared Kitzbühler Streif with an excellent ride and was in first place for a long time, with an advantage of almost seven tenths of a second over the Austrian Kriechmayr. The victory in the second training run seemed to be impossible to take from Innerhofer - until Mattia Casse started the race with the extremely high start number 47 and literally rolled up the field from behind. In the end, the Turin native crossed the finish line 0,34 seconds ahead of Innerhofer - you can only take your hat off to that. Nevertheless, Innerhofer proved that he doesn't just want to play a follower role in the greatest of all classics, but also wants to launch a big attack. The previous downhill dominator Aksel Lund Svindal came 6th.

Fill 10., Paris and Heel still looking for form Peter Fill's 10th place was not an outstanding result, but a promising one, while Siegmar Klotz, 43rd starter, advanced to a good 18th place. Dominik Paris, on the other hand, hasn't really found his footing yet and was 30th. But anyone who knows Paris knows that he is always good for a strong placing in the "real" competitions. Werner Heel, on the other hand, was 46th and still has to find his form. Riccardo Tonetti finished 63rd as the penultimate starter. The station wagon starts on Friday, a big highlight on Saturday The ski mountaineers will start their competitions tomorrow, Friday. At 11.45 a.m. there is a Super-G on the program, which together with a slalom run at 16.45 p.m. forms the Alpine combination. The big descent is on the program on Saturday (11.45 a.m.). The weather forecast for this is anything but optimal, as snowfall is expected. The weekend is rounded off with a slalom on Sunday (10.30:13.30 a.m. and XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.).

FIS World Cup, 2nd downhill training for men, Kitzbühel (AUT): 1. Mattia Casse (ITA) 1.56,85 2. Christof Innerhofer (ITA/Gais) +0,34 3. Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT) +1,03 4. Adrien Theaux (FRA) +1,07 5. Steven Nyman (USA) +1,16 6. Aamodt Aleksander Kilde (NOR) +1,29 6. Aksel Lund Svindal (NOR) +1,29 8. Valentin Giraud Moine (FRA) +1,31 9. David Poisson (FRA) +1,33 10. Peter Fill (ITA/Castelrotto) +1,39 13. Matteo Marsaglia (ITA) +1,59 18. Siegmar Klotz (ITA/Lana) +1,46 30. Dominik Paris (ITA/Ulten) +1,99 45. Varettoni Silvano (ITA) +3,62 46. Werner Heel (ITA/Walten) +3,64 63. Riccardo Tonetti (ITA/Bozen) +9,12

https://www.youtube.com/embed/zCFzrOYRHeQ

Football

Italy

International leagues

International

Winter sports

Tennis

Other sports

Motorsport

Cycling

Watersports

Events

Favorites

Mattia Casse snatches the training victory from “Inner”.

Suggestions

Comments (0)