Stuffer and Agerer narrowly miss the podium

The fastest on Tuesday was also Austrian Jessica Depauli, who won the first Super-G in the Aosta Valley on Monday at the same time as Stuffer. The 19-year-old Austrian set the best time in 1.06,32:1.06,61 minutes in a race marked by tight time intervals. Tina Robnik, the same age from Slovenia, took second place, crossing the finish line after 1.06,64:XNUMX minutes, while Stefanie Moser (Austria) took third place after XNUMX:XNUMX minutes.

For Verena Stuffer (St. Christina) and Lisa Agerer (Nauders) the stopwatch stopped at 1.06,73:1.06,76 and 12:XNUMX respectively. The two “Azzurre” were nine and XNUMX hundredths of a second short of a place on the podium.

Two more South Tyroleans, Janina Schenk (St. Christina) and Anna Hofer (Steinhaus), made it into the top 20. They were 18th at the same time. With the relatively high start number 40, Schenk had pushed so far forward.

European Cup Super-G in Pila (Aosta Valley)

1. Jessica Depauli (AUT) 1.06,32:XNUMX minutes 2. Tina Robnik (SLO) 1.06,61 3. Stefanie Moser (AUT) 1.06,64 4. Veronique Hronek (GER) 1.06,66 5. Verena Stuffer (St. Christina/ITA) 1.06,73 6. Lisa Agerer (Nauders/ITA) 1.06,76 7. Hilary Longhini (ITA) 1.06,78 8. Cornelia Hütter (AUT) 1.06,83 9. Aurelie Revillet (FRA) 1.06,89 10. Stefanie Köhle (AUT) 1.06,95

18. Janina Schenk (St. Christina/ITA) 1.07,20 18. Anna Hofer (Steinhaus/ITA) 1.07,20 69. Sara Pramstaller (Brunico/ITA) 1.08,62

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Stuffer and Agerer narrowly miss the podium

At the second European Cup Super-G in Pila, Verena Stuffer and Lisa Agerer placed fifth and sixth respectively.

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