Otmar Striedinger set the best time in the first downhill training session in Wengen. Cameron Alexander was faster but missed a gate. Nils Allègre, first Frenchman.
Not the fastest but the one who passed all the doors. Otmar Striedinger set the 2nd time in the first downhill training session in Wengen but Cameron Alexander did not follow the route entirely. The Austrian is therefore ahead of Mattia Casse by 25 hundredths. James Crawford, 3rd, is 1”21 behind. Bib 1, Stefan Rogentin fell and training was stopped for almost 10 minutes. News on his state of health is not yet there.
The first Frenchman is Nils Allègre since he finishes 6th overall and 5th without Cameron Alexander. The Haut-Alpin is 1”37 behind the Austrian. 15th place for Blaise Giezendanner, 20th for Adrien Théaux. Matthieu Bailet is 24th, Maxence Muzaton takes 28th place. Sam Alphand follows him in 29th position. Nils Alphand is outside the top 30, as is Ken Caillot.
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