Swiss women win the wind lottery – Schnarf top

The wind was the deciding factor in St. Moritz: the race had to be interrupted several times due to strong gusts, so the competition became a bit of a lottery. And two Swiss women won the lottery in this lottery: Jasmine Flury and Michelle Gisin caused a sensation and celebrated a double victory. The 24-year-old Flury has never been on a World Cup podium in her career and won the race in St. Moritz. Gisin, actually a technology specialist, showed that her third place in the Lake Louise downhill a week ago was no coincidence raced to second place.

Tina Weirather came third, only 0,16 seconds behind winner Flury. Federica Brignone missed the podium in fourth place by just 18 hundredths of a second, while Hanna Schnarf once again put in a strong performance. The Olanger woman already flexed her muscles in the Super-G in Lake Louise a week ago and came sixth, now she confirmed her performance and took seventh place. Anna Hofer, who finished the race in 28th place, was also able to collect points, while Nicol Delago narrowly missed the points with 35th place.

Anna Veith, on the other hand, has reported back strongly: after her long injury break and the mixed results a week ago, she raced up to fifth place in St. Moritz. Mikaela Shiffrin (20th) and Lindsey Vonn (24th), however, were not in the top field.

FIS World Cup in St. Moritz (SUI) Women's Super-G: 1. Jasmine Flury (SUI) 1.02,59:XNUMX minutes 2. Michelle Gisin (SUI) +0,10 seconds 3. Tina Weirather (LIE) +0,16 4. Federica Brignone (ITA) +0,34 5. Anna Veith (AUT) +0,55 6. Viktoria Rebensburg (GER) +0,59 7. Hanna Schnarf (ITA/Olang) +0,68 8. Tessa Worley (FRA) +0,76 9. Corinne Suter (SUI) +0,77 10. Ragnhild Mowinckel (NOR) +0,93

out: Sofia Goggia (ITA), Lara Gut (SUI)

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Swiss women win the wind lottery – Schnarf top

Of all people, the local heroes left their mark on the Super-G in St. Moritz – and Hanna Schnarf was once again top.

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