Two perfect rides from Nadia Delago

The last day of racing as part of the Raiffeisen FIS Challenge opened with a women's Super-G, in which a prominent woman from Val Gardena took part and immediately lived up to her role as favorite. Nadia Delago, Olympic bronze medalist in the Beijing downhill, confidently prevailed on her local mountain in 1.25,76:1,52 minutes and took second place Ania Monica Caill from Romania by over one and a half seconds (+1,71). Third place went to the German Nadine Kapfer (+12), who won a downhill event on Wednesday. With Teresa Runggaldier (15th), another Val Gardena woman made it into the top XNUMX.

In the second Super-G, Delago, who is a member of the police sports group, was barely noticeably slower than a few hours before, despite the rising temperatures. The stopwatch stopped for the 24-year-old after 1.25,95:1,23 minutes. Sofia Pizzato from Noventa Padovana (Army Sports Group) took second place. The winner of the second downhill run on Wednesday lost 1,75 seconds to Delago. The Czech Tereza Nova, on the other hand, was happy about third place (+XNUMX). Teresa Runggaldier improved to tenth place. You can't beat Buzzi For the men, there was no way past Emanuele Buzzi from Sappada in the third race on Piz Sella. The 27-year-old racer from the Carabinieri sports group, who had already won both downhill runs, won in 1.24,57:0,75 minutes, 0,79 seconds ahead of his teammate Federico Simoni from Gressan in Aosta. The podium was completed by the strongest junior Marco Abbruzzese (Police Sports Group/Genoa), who lost 17 seconds to Buzzi. As the best South Tyrolean, Mattia Cason (Carabinieri/Lajen) came in seventh place. Max Perathoner from Wolkenstein, however, took XNUMXth place.

Emanuele Buzzi (center) was unbeatable, Federico Simoni (left) and Marco Abbruzzese (right) landed in 2nd and 3rd place.

The Raiffeisen FIS Challenge 2021/22 in Val Gardena with over 200 participants from 16 different nations, where ex-World Cup athlete Werner Perathoner confidently acted as race director for the first time, was successful and injury-free. Now the organizers are once again focusing on preparing for the 55th Saslong Classic. The Super-G will take place on Friday, December 16th, 2022, before the big sporting spectacle in the heart of the Dolomiti Superski ski carousel is traditionally concluded with the classic downhill run on Saturday, December 17th. In addition, the Saslong Classic Club is currently working at full speed on its candidacy for the Alpine Ski World Championships 2029.

Raiffeisen FIS Challenge, Super-G 1 Women: 1. Nadia Delago ITA 1.25,76 2. Ania Monica Caill ROU 1.27,28 3. Nadine Kapfer GER 1.27,47 4. Tereza Nova CZE 1.27,60 5. Sabrina Simader KEN 1.27,88

Raiffeisen FIS Challenge, Super-G 2 Women: 1. Nadia Delago ITA 1.25,95 2. Sofia Pizzato ITA 1.27,18 3. Tereza Nova CZE 1.27,70 4. Nadine Kapfer GER 1.27,80 5. Ania Monica Caill ROU 1.28,24

Raiffeisen FIS Challenge, Super-G Men: 1. Emanuele Buzzi ITA 1.24,57 2. Federico Simoni ITA 1.25,32 3. Marco Abbruzzese ITA 1.25,36 4. Nico Gauer LIE 1.25,43 5. Pietro Zazzi ITA 1.25,54

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