Austria's speed riders cannot be stopped in Reinswald

In the women's Super-G, everyone was expecting Nadine Fest to win the day. The 18-year-old Austrian, who was able to celebrate victory in the Super-G and Alpine Combined disciplines and thus secured a place in the World Cup, set a best time of 1.23,54:40 minutes on the Plankenhorn in Reinswald. This record lasted until start number 41. Nina Ortlieb then raced down to the valley with 9. But she was still XNUMX hundredths of a second faster than Fest and pushed her teammate into second place. For Ortlieb it was the fifth European Cup podium of her career, and for the first time she was able to climb onto the top podium at the award ceremony.

Third place in the women's Super-G was the Norwegian Kristina Riis-Johannessen, who came second in the discipline rankings in this discipline and secured a World Cup place, just like Anna Hofer from Steinhaus. A fourth place in the Reinswalder Super-G was enough for the soon-to-be 28-year-old from Ahrntal. Hofer's teammate Valentina Cillara Rossi also impressed in tenth place. Nicol Delago also achieved a strong result from a South Tyrolean perspective, finishing the Super-G in 13th place. Hofer and Delago will be in action in the World Cup in Crans-Montana this weekend.

Experienced Puchner outdoes everyone In the men's downhill, veteran Joachim Puchner prevailed. The 29-year-old from St. Johann im Pongau, who finished in the top 100 three times in 3 World Cup races, celebrated his third European Cup victory in Reinswald. With a time of 1.09,83:0,18 minutes, he left behind the Swiss Ramon Zürcher (+0,26) and the German Manuel Schmid (+2010). Puchner has a total of four European Cup podiums to his name in Reinswald, having climbed to the podium in all three disciplines (Downhill, Super-G, Alpine Combined) in XNUMX.

The best “Azzurro” was Davide Cazzaniga, who took 16th place. One position behind was the young Florian Schieder from Castelrotto, who collected points in the European Cup for the first time in his career.

This is how it continues on Thursday The program in Reinswald continues on Thursday with another departure starting at 9.30:14 a.m. The slalom, which forms the second round of the Alpine combination, takes place at 12.30 p.m. This Wednesday's departure will be counted as the first round. In between, women's downhill training will take place from XNUMX p.m.

FIS European Cup Alpine Skiing in Reinswald/Sarntal (ITA) – Super-G Women: 1. Nina Ortlieb AUT 1.23,45 2. Nadine Fest AUT 1.23,54 3. Kristina Riis-Johannessen NOR 1.23,90 4. Anna Hofer ITA/Steinhaus 1.23,98 5. Sabrina Maier AUT 1.24,49 6. Dajana Dengscherz AUT 1.24,61 7. Nicole Good SUI 1.24,90 8. Helena Rapaport SWE 1.25,05 9. Elisabeth Kappauer AUT 1.25,28 10. Valentina Cillara Rossi ITA 1.25,32

12. Laura Pirovano ITA 1.25,40 13. Nicol Delago ITA/Wolkenstein 1.25,55 16. Federica Sosio ITA 1.25,65 22. Jole Galli ITA 1.25,87 25. Roberta Melesi ITA 1.25,94 29. Marta Giunti ITA 1.26,17 35. Elena Dolmen ITA 1.26,57 36. Sara Ferrari ITA 1.26,65 37. Martina Nobis ITA 1.26,66 41. Carlotta Da Canal ITA 1.26,93 42. Nadia Delago ITA/Wolkenstein 1.26,94 44. Teresa Runggaldier ITA/Wolkenstein 1.27,08 47. Asja Zenere ITA 1.27,87

FIS European Cup Alpine Skiing in Reinswald/Sarntal (ITA) – Downhill Men: 1. Joachim Puchner AUT 1.09,83 2. Ramon Zürcher SUI 1.10,01 3. Manuel Schmid GER 1.10,09 4. Tomas Markegaard NOR 1.10,15 5. Niklas Köck AUT 1.10,18 6. Marc Pfister SUI 1.10,31 6. Johannes Kröll AUT 1.10,31 8. Dominik Schwaiger GER 1.10,42 9. Christoffer Faarup DEN 1.10,44 10. Daniel Hemetsberger AUT 1.10,45

16. Davide Cazzaniga ITA 1.10,71 17. Florian Schieder ITA/Castelrotto 1.10,81 31. Dominik Zuech ITA/Tscherms 1.11,20 36. Pietro Zazzi ITA 1.11,35 40. Alexander Prast ITA/Bozen 1.11,55 43. Federico Simoni ITA 1.11,57 46. Christoph Atz ITA/Kaltern 1.11,68 50. Federico Paini ITA 1.11,73 53. Federico Tomasoni ITA 1.11,80 57. Nicolo Cerbo ITA 1.11,91 63. Ricardo Bosio ITA 1.12,15 65. Nicolo Molteni ITA 1.12,35 69. Hugo Mittermair ITA/Olang 1.13,15

DNF: Federico Liberatore

Program FIS European Cup Alpine Skiing in Reinswald/Sarntal - February 20th to 25th, 2017 Thursday, February 23rd: Men's Downhill (9.30:12.30 a.m.), Women's Downhill Training (14.00:XNUMX p.m.), Men's Alpine Combined (XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.) Friday, February 24th: Downhill training women (12.30) Saturday, February 25th: Women's downhill (10.00:XNUMX)

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Austria's speed riders cannot be stopped in Reinswald

The European Cup finals in the speed disciplines continued on Wednesday. On the second day of racing there were two decisions on the program, namely a women's Super-G and the first of two men's downhills. Both daily victories went to racers from the ÖSV team.

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