Coratti cheers: “Thank you everyone for the support”

In Rogla, Slovenia, the 28-year-old from Langtaufers stood on the podium for the first time in a parallel giant slalom two years ago. A year later he celebrated his first World Cup victory there in this discipline and now, 2 months later, his one-year dry spell is over right there, at the World Cup location in the Pohorje Mountains in northeast Slovenia.

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This Saturday he once again left the entire competition behind and celebrated the 3rd victory and the 8th podium finish of his career across all disciplines. "VICTORY!!! Back on the highest podium of the World Cup podium. I am full of joy,” Coratti wrote in English on his Instagram page just a few hours after his triumph. He posted a podium photo with the following addition: “I would like to thank everyone for the support, especially my family and friends at home, my teammates and my fantastic support staff. Congratulations also to Roland Fiwickeler and Vic Wild ( 2nd and 3rd, notedR ). "

Fischlerler immediately sent the congratulations back to the sender via social media: “What a team, that’s wonderful. Thanks bro!!” The 39-year-old veteran from Villnöß has every reason to be happy, as he further extended his lead in the overall World Cup with 2nd place in Rogla.

Italy dominates the overall World Cup By the way, 4 (!) Azzurri now lead the field in the overall ranking. Behind Fischlerer are the Lombard Maurizio Bormolini and the Val Gardena Daniele Bagozza, who will be on Tuesday had triumphed in Bad Gastein , and Coratti. Their teammate Mirko Felicetti is in 6th place in the rankings.

The one in Rogla was the second double victory in a row for Italy's snowboarders. The home World Cup next weekend in Piancavallo (Friuli) is coming at just the right time.

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Coratti cheers: “Thank you everyone for the support”

Edwin Coratti had to wait exactly a year for a podium finish in the Snowboard World Cup. Now the spell is broken – and in a very special place too.

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