Wengen combination: The South Tyrol package is on course for the podium

After the Alpine Combined descent, Dominik Paris, Peter Fill and Christof Innerhofer took 3rd, 4th and 5th place. They were only beaten by the Austrians Vincent Kriechmayr and Hannes Reichelt.

The Lauberhorn route in Wengen demanded everything from the combined athletes on Friday morning. The “Hundschopf” jump was extremely spectacular, and in the finish S the runners flew almost to the finish line. The Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr mastered all the key points perfectly and is in the lead after the descent, ahead of his compatriot Hannes Reichelt. The Salzburger will probably forego the crucial slalom run in the afternoon. Third, fourth and fifth places are held by South Tyroleans Dominik Paris, Peter Fill and Christof Innerhofer. The Gaiser was able to keep up with Kriechmayr until the approach to the Silberhorn jump, but there pushed “Inner” back and in the end it was still enough for fifth place.

The descent didn't go as planned for Riccardo Tonetti from Bolzano; the technology specialist didn't finish the first run in the top 30.

The decisive slalom round in the alpine combined in Wengen begins at 14 p.m.

Intermediate results Alpine combination Wengen 1. Vincent Kriechmayr (AUT) 1:43,66 minutes 2. Hannes Reichelt (AUT) +0,59 3. Dominik Paris (Ulten/ITA) +0,74 4. Peter Fill (Castelrotto/ITA) +0,76 5. Christof Innerhofer (Gais/ITA) +0,84 6. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (NOR) +1,00 7. Kjetil Jansrud (NOR) +1,07 8. Matthias Mayer (AUT) +1,12 9. Marc Gisin (SUI) +1,14 10. Ryan Cochran-Siegle (USA) +1,38 ... 38. Mattia Casse (ITA) +2,92 43. Davide Cazzaniga (ITA) +3,23 45. Riccardo Tonetti (Bolzano/ITA) +3,49

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Wengen combination: The South Tyrol package is on course for the podium

South Tyrol's jets have fired up their turbo in Wengen and are on course for a podium finish on the Lauberhorn runway.

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