Ski World Cup 2019/20: All crystal winners at a glance

Federica Brignone In addition to the overall World Cup, she also won the discipline rankings in giant slalom and combination and is the most successful athlete this winter with 3 balls. In addition, in the Super-G ranking she only had 19 points less than the victorious one Corinne Suter on your account. Suter, who secured both speed balls, can be described as the rising star of the season. But also Peter Vlhova won two disciplines (slalom and parallel) and thus won her first two crystal balls. By the way, she was the best South Tyrolean in the overall World Cup Nicol Delago (248 points) in 28th place. Austria comes away empty-handed With the gentlemen is Henrik kristoffersen the most successful ball collector with discipline victories in giant slalom and slalom. In the Slalom World Cup, the Norwegian prevailed with just 2 points ahead of Clement Noel. In the giant slalom rankings, Kristoffersen only had 6 points more than Alexis Pinturault. What was particularly noticeable was that the ÖSV came away empty-handed when it came to awarding balls (for women and men) for the first time since the 1994/95 season. Since then there has at least always been a crystal ball for the Austrian ski team. From a South Tyrolean perspective, the achievements of dominik paris to highlight. The man from Ultimo, who has been out since January 21st with a torn cruciate ligament, ended up in 556th place in the overall World Cup with 11 points. In the Downhill World Cup, Paris even came 5th and in the end only had 54 points less than second place Thomas Dreßen. Also worth highlighting from a domestic perspective are the strong races from Alex Vinatzer . The 20-year-old from Val Gardena, who reached his first World Cup podium in Zagreb this year, finished 1th in the slalom rankings. The crystal ball winners: Discipline Men Women Total Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Federico Brignone Departure Beat Feuz, Corinne Suter Super G Mauro Caviezel Corinne Suter Giant slalom Henrik kristoffersen Federico Brignone Slalom Henrik kristoffersen Peter Vlhova Combination Alexis Pinturault Federico Brignone Parallel Loic Meillard Peter Vlhova Switzerland wins the Nations Cup The Austrians also clearly felt the end of the career of eight-time overall World Cup winner Marcel Hirscher in the Nations Cup. After 30 wins in a row and 40 in total, they lost out again for the first time. After 66 decisions among women and men, Switzerland won with 8.732 points ahead of Austria (7.694) and Italy (6.274). While Switzerland scored the most points for the men (ahead of Norway and France), Italy set the tone for the women. The Azzurre collected 4.069 points and thus beat Austria (3.815) and Switzerland (3.753). Final standings in the Nations Cup: Pos Country Points 1. Switzerland 8.732 2. Austria 7.694 3. Italy 6.274 4. Norway 5.644 5. France 5.283 6. USA 3.316 7. Germany 2.994 8. Slovenia 1.600 9. Sweden 1.474 10. Slovakia 1.215

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Ski World Cup 2019/20: All crystal winners at a glance

The 2019/20 Ski World Cup season came to an early end on Thursday due to the coronavirus. With Federica Brignone and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, two premiere winners secured the big crystal balls. Here you can find an overview of the entire World Cup rankings.

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