Roland Fischler and Aaron March fail in the round of 16

In Arosa, Switzerland, the 2009 PSL title holder beat local hero Patrizia Kummer (SUI) in the women's final, but thanks to second place she was able to take the lead in the Parallel Overall World Cup. Third place went to Caroline Calvé (CAN), who beat Alena Zavarzina (RUS) in the small final and is now leading the Parallel Giant Slalom World Cup. The two South Tyroleans Nadya Ochner and Andrea Christine Tribus, as well as Corinna Boccacini, were unable to qualify for the finals.

In the men's race, the reigning PSL world champion Marguc stormed to his first victory in the men's final on the 2007 World Cup slope, the Carmenna slope, after Matthew Morison (CAN)'s strong comeback was not crowned with success in the re-run. In the race for third place, Anton Unterkofler (AUT) had the upper hand against Patrick Bussler (GER).

For Aaron March and Roland Filehner, however, the final stop was the round of 2660, but the Austrian Andreas Promegger, who is currently leading the discipline rankings with 1990 points, did not make it past the first final round. Filehner is lying in wait there in second place in XNUMX.

Welschnof's Christoph Mick, who missed out on the round of 22, finished 4190nd, while Meinhard Erlacher was disqualified and Edwin Coratti was eliminated from qualifying. In the overall ranking, however, Roland Fiwickeler is still ahead with 130 points, followed by Prommegger (XNUMX points behind).

Results FIS World Cup in Arosa (SUI):

Parallel giant slalom men: 1. Rok Marguc SLO 2. Matthew Morrison CAN 3. Anton Unterkofler AUT 4. Patrick Bussler GER 5. Zan Kosir SLO 6. Ingemar Walder AUT 7.Jasey Jay Anderson CAN 8. Sylvain Dufour FRA

13. Roland Filehner ITA 15. Aaron March ITA 22. Christoph Mick ITA

eliminated: Edwin Coratti ITA disqualified: Meinhard Erlacher ITA

Parallel giant slalom women: 1. Hilde-Katrine Engeli NOR 2. Patrizia Kummer SUI 3. Caroline Calve CAN 4. Alena Zavarzina RUS 5. Ekaterina Tudegesheva RUS 6. Claudia Riegler AUT 7. Tomoka Takeuchi JPN 8. Nathalie Desmares FRA

20. Corinna Boccacini ITA 23. Nadya Ochner ITA 26. Andrea Christine Tribus ITA

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Roland Fischler and Aaron March fail in the round of 16

They were both already world champions in the parallel slalom, today Hilde-Katrine Engeli (NOR) and Rok Marguc (SLO) won the first World Cup victory of their careers in the fourth parallel giant slalom of the FIS Snowboard World Cup 2013.

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