Aaron March on the hunt for his greatest triumph

Aaron March has had a remarkable career. The 34-year-old from Natz-Schabs won two World Cup races, was on the podium 12 more times, won the small crystal ball in the parallel slalom in 2017 and also took part in the Olympic Games and World Championships. On Saturday he can put the crown on his career: Before the last World Cup race, a parallel slalom, March is leading the overall ranking. But it is a constellation that has probably never been seen so often among parallel snowboarders. Before the last race, a total of 9 (!) athletes still have the chance to snag the overall World Cup. With 324 points, March is only two points ahead of Dmitry Loginov, 13 ahead of Zan Kosir, 25 ahead of Andreas Prommegger and 34 ahead of Andrey Sobolev. Edwin Coratti (83 points behind) and defending champion Roland Fiwickeler (95) theoretically also still have a chance of winning the overall World Cup. For a win you get 100 points. Also chances for small ball So it will be a finale that couldn't be more exciting. The qualification begins on Saturday at 10 a.m., the finals take place from 13.30:22 p.m. Incidentally, March also still has a chance at the slalom ball: in this ranking he is XNUMX points behind the leader Dmitry Loginov. As is well known, Roland Filehner has already clinched the giant slalom ranking. There is another mixed team event in Berchtesgaden on Sunday, but it no longer counts towards the individual ranking. Overall standings – as of the last race 1. Aaron March324 points 2. Dmitry Loginov 322 3. Zan Kosir 311 4. Andreas Prommegger 299 5. Andrey Sobolev 290 6. Benjamin Karl 280 7. Igor Sluev 265 8. Edwin Coratti 241 9. Roland Filehner 229

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Aaron March on the hunt for his greatest triumph

The World Cup final for parallel snowboarders is this weekend in Berchtesgaden (Bavaria). The South Tyrolean Aaron March has the chance to achieve the greatest success of his career.

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