Aaron March celebrates his return to the podium

March, who last stood on the podium in March 2017 in Winterberg (second place), only had to admit defeat to Andreas Prommegger in the parallel slalom in Bannoye (Russia) on Saturday. In the final, the Austrian was only three hundredths of a second faster than the 33-year-old from Schabs. March had previously lost out to two Austrians, Sebastian Kislinger and Alexander Payer, in the quarter- and semi-finals, while he beat the strong Russian Andrey Sobolev in the round of XNUMX.

With Maurizio Bormolini, another Azzurro landed on the podium. Bormolini beat Payer in the small final. For Roland Filehner, however, the quarter-finals were the end of the game. The 39-year-old lost out to eventual winner Prommegger. Daniele Bagozza from Val Gardena had to admit defeat to his teammate Mirko Felicetti (made it to the quarter-finals) in the round of 18, while Edwin Coratti from Langtaufers narrowly missed out on making it to the round of XNUMX and came XNUMXth.

Ochner missed out on a place in the round of 16 Nadya Ochner did not make it to the round of 26 in the women's competition. The 24-year-old finished in XNUMXth place. The victory went to Julie Zogg from Switzerland, who beat the German Selina Jörg in the final. Ladina Jenny, also a Swiss, came third. Parallel slalom in Bannoye: The results Herren: Pos Name Country 1. Andreas Prommegger TUE 2. Aaron March ITA/Schabs 3. Maurizio Bormolini ITA ... 5. Roland Fischller ITA/Villnöß 8. Mirko Felicetti ITA 10. Daniele Bagozza ITA/St. Ulrich 18. Edwin Coratti ITA/Langtaufers

Damen: Pos Name Country 1. Julie Zogg SUI 2. Selina Jörg GER 3. Ladina Jenny SUI ... 24. Nadia Ochner ITA/Burgstall

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Aaron March celebrates his return to the podium

Aaron March has climbed a World Cup podium again after more than two years of absence. But it wasn't just March who was able to convince at the start, a total of four Azzurri ended up in the top eight.

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