Dominik Paris on the podium in the Kitzbuehel downhill. Out of the Top 10 Florian Schieder

Dominik Paris on podium in Kitzbuehel downhill. Out of the Top 10 Florian Schieder

After his triumph in the first downhill in Kitzbuehel, Frenchman Cyprien Sarrazin è repeated himself in the second by trimming abysmal gaps to all other rivals. The transalpine got the best time in 1’52″96 preceding Swiss Marco Odermatt and Dominik Paris, respectively 91 hundredths and 1.44 seconds behind the first. Closing the top 5 were Austria's Stefan Babinsky and France&#39s Maxence Muzaton.

In sixth place came the transalpine Vincent Kriechmayr. Closing the top 10: Alexis Monney (Switzerland), Nils Allegre (France), Stefan Rogentin (Switzerland) and Mattia Casse (Italy). Just outside the 10, however, is Florian Schieder, who saw victory slip away by only five hundredths in the first downhill.

In the downhill ranking, Marco Odermatt remains at the top of the leaderboard (516 points), but Sarrazin è is getting closer to the Swiss, as he è is just six points behind (510). In third place, however, is Dominik Paris with 329 points. In the overall one is obviously dominating Odermatt (1156) always ahead of Sarrazin (660).

The results of the second downhill in Kitzbuehel

1 Cyprien Sarrazin (France) 1’52″96
2 Marco Odermatt (Switzerland) +0.91
3 Dominik Paris (Italy) +1.44
4 Stefan Babinsky (Austria) +1.69
5 Maxence Muzatone (France) +1.72
6 Vincent Kriechmayr (Austria) +1.73
7 Alexis Monney (Switzerland) +1.75
8 Nils Allegre (France) +1.76
9 Stefan Rogentin (Switzerland) +1.84
10 Mattia Casse (Italy) +2.09
11 Florian Schieder (Italy) +2.13