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On the Ampezzo track, Italy boasts a total of 34 podiums at the women’s level, including 13 victories.

The Canadian had been disqualified for four years.

Swiss one-two in Flachau.

It’s still big Italy in the parallel.

Setting the best time (our with goal jumping) was Canadian Cameron Alexander who set a time of 2’25″41, 21 hundredths ahead of Austrian Otmar Striedinger and 46 better than Mattia Casse.

Wednesday, Jan. 15 at night (7 p.m.) kicks off the 77th edition of the race.

The Italian skier shone in the giant slalom in Adelboden

Excellent weekend in Sankt Anton does not placate Aosta Valley champion

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The Valdostana pays for poor visibility, the Bergamasque skips a goal in the finale: Lauren Macuga wins.

The Army athlete won the parallel giant slalom in Scuol.

Perfect performance by the Valle d’Aosta woman, in her first success in a World Cup downhill race.

After the two successes at the beginning of the season and some lapses, Noel is therefore back to rejoicing.

“All good luckily; I went a little long in that turn, got into the fresh snow and the outside ski lost grip.”

“I am beginning to realize what it means to win so much. I’m very satisfied, I’m always telling myself that I’m achieving much more than I ever dreamed of.”

Brignone has much to celebrate at the Karl Schranz parterre after a race tackled on a reduced course because of so much snow that has fallen in recent days.

The 17-year-old from Emilia triumphs in the Kreischberg big air and also leads the specialty standings.

“Doing well right away is important because the sooner you do the right things, the easier it is to do them again.”

“In recent years the calendar has been marked by a first part of races dedicated by technical disciplines, and a second part with a lot of speed.”

However, there are no indications ul return to competition for the Colorado outfielder after her nasty injury in Killington.

An overflowing second run allowed the 27-year-old from home in Sofia to climb from the eighth place he occupied at the end of the first leg to once again underscore the feeling that binds him to the Canalone Miramonti in Madonna di Campiglio, Trentino.

The 29-year-old Sappada native, blicked by back problems, is giving up defending the World Cup altogether to aim for next year’s Milan-Cortina Games.

“I am in good shape and have a lot of enthusiasm for the upcoming races.”

“I’m putting behind me a 2024 that started with a terrible injury in February, which also put me under a tremendous strain emotionally and personally, with a dark moment that had even made me think about quitting the sport.”

There are some of the iconic female skiers of the Alpine World Cup, but not only, in action in these last days of the holidays on the “La VolatA” slope of the Fassa Valley in the San Pellegrino Ski Area.

“The competition is fierce and so in every race you cannot make calculations and it can also happen that you make some mistakes, as happened in Kranjska Gora.”

The 19-year-old from Bardonecchia beaten only by Japan’s Hasegawa.

The Italian, who finished fourth in the Tour de Ski: “There continues to be confidence in my means, in my legs, in my head. I want to enjoy the last dance in February 2026.”

This was announced by the FFS (French Ski Federation).

The precedents on the Podkoren track speak of two Azzurri victories thanks to Marta Bassino, who won a fantastic one-two in 2018 twenty-four hours apart.