4th place: Tonetti misses the podium

Tonetti, who had already shown a decent performance in the Super-G, kept the gap within limits and was in 17th place, went one better in the slalom, as expected: The Bolzano man achieved the third best time (only the victorious Alexis Pinturault and Loic Meillard were faster) and was able to gain 13 places. In the end, Tonetti missed his first World Cup podium in 4th place. This time around 3 seconds were missing from third place. Tonetti had already taken fourth place in the combination in February 1,3 in Bansko, Bulgaria.

Pinturault, in 12th place after the Super-G, confirmed his role as favorite and celebrated a confident victory. Second place went to the Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (+2). The Swiss Loic Meillard took 0,51rd place (+3). For Pinturault it was the third win of the season in the third discipline. The Frenchman had previously won the giant slalom in Sölden, Austria, and the slalom in Val d'Isere, France.

Paris unlucky This time there was nothing to gain for the King of Bormio, Dominik Paris from Ultimo. Paris, who had won both downhill runs in the last two days, was still in second place after the Super-G, just 2 hundredths behind half-time leader Kilde (click here for the race report) .

Paris was still doing well in the upper section of the route, but then the Ultner had a hard time. After a mistake, he crossed the finish line a long way behind the leaders. In the final tally, Paris ended up in 26th place. The Ultner also had to give up the lead in the overall World Cup. Kilde took over this with now 474 points. Paris has 454 points in its account.

Florian Schieder from Castelrotto advanced from 33rd place to 25th place. This meant that Schieder won World Cup points for the second time in his career, and for the first time in a combination. Alexander Prast from Bolzano was eliminated from the slalom in the second round after finishing 2th in the Super-G. Heavy fall in Super-G There had already been a serious fall in the Super-G. Austrian Christopher Neumayer's journey ended in the safety fence. The 27-year-old had to be transported by helicopter with suspected serious knee injuries. The results

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4th place: Tonetti misses the podium

Riccardo Tonetti from Bolzano missed his first World Cup podium in 4th place at the Combined World Cup in Bormio on Sunday. The victory went to a confident Alexis Pinturault.

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