Skiing, the podium is also colored blue at the last women’s race: Nicol Delago takes care of it

The women’s World Cup season

is over.

The 2023/24 Women’s Alpine Skiing World Cup season è ended on Saturday in Saalbach-Hinterglemm (Austria), with the downhill won by Cornelia Huetter, an Austrian athlete who, thanks to the colorless performance of the overall CdM champion, Lara Gut-Behrami (only 17th), won the specialty trophy.

The race also smiled on Slovenian Ilka Stuhec, second at the finish line just 17 hundredths behind the winner, and on Italy&#39s Nicol Delago, who carries the Italian flag on the podium (number twenty-three; of the women&#39s season for the Bel Paese) by finishing third, with a time 49 hundredths faster than Huetter.

Completing the day&#39s top 10 are Austria&#39s Christina Ager, Stephanie Venier and Mirjam Puchner, fourth, fifth and sixth respectively, Switzerland&#39s Michelle Gisin, seventh, Germany&#39s Keira Weidle, eighth, the second of the Italian nationals Federica Brignone, ninth at the finish line, and the other athlete today&#39s home athlete Ariane Raedler, 10th. As for the other azzurre, Laura Pirovano finished 12th, Marta Bassino did not è instead, she did not go beyond 18th position.

In the overall standings Lara Gut-Behrami ends a dominating season with 1,716 points, Federica Brignone è second at 1,581, while Mikaela Shiffrin finishes third overall with 1,409 points. The specialty cups were won by Cornelia Huetter (downhill), Mikaela Shiffrin (special slalom) and Lara Gut-Behrami (giant slalom and Super-G).