Wengen Slalom: Hirscher leads - Tonetti strong

Five slaloms were held this season, four times the winner was Marcel Hirscher. And it doesn't seem any different in the sixth slalom: the ski genius from Salzburg is in the lead with a lead of 35 hundredths of a second over the Swede Andre Myhrer. Third place goes to the Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, who is already six tenths behind. In the second run from 13.15:XNUMX p.m. Hirscher has all the cards in his hand to be at the top again.

The first round didn't go quite as planned for the “Azzurri”: Stefano Gross from Fassan achieved the best half-time result in 12th place. Manfred Mölgg ended up in 22nd place, more than two seconds behind, while Patrick Thaler slipped in the middle section and was eliminated. In general, the first round was marked by many failures: eight of the first 30 runners were eliminated. Riccardo Tonetti's performance, on the other hand, was strong: the man from Bolzano raced up to 58th place with start number 15. Fabian Bacher, however, did not make it to the finish line.

FIS World Cup, Slalom in Wengen, status after the first round: 1. Marcel Hirscher (AUT) 51,03 seconds 2. Andre Myhrer (SWE) +0,35 3. Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) +0,59 4. Leif Kristian Nestvold-Haugen (NOR) +0,76 5. Manuel Feller (AUT) +0,99 6. Ramon Zenhäuser (SUI) +1,03 7. Marco Schwarz (AUT) +1,70 8. Daniel Yule (SUI) +1,79 9. Victor Muffat-Jeandet (FRA) +1,92 10. Marc Digruber (AUT) +1,95

12. Stefano Gross (ITA) +1,97 15. Riccardo Tonetti (ITA/Bozen) +2,04 22. Manfred Mölgg (ITA/St. Vigil) +2,37 out among others: Patrick Thaler (ITA/Sarntal), Fabian Bacher (ITA/Ratschings)

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Wengen Slalom: Hirscher leads - Tonetti strong

While Marcel Hirscher was once again in a class of his own, the first slalom run in Wengen didn't go as planned for the South Tyroleans - except for Riccardo Tonetti.

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