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On Saturday there was a surprising double victory for Switzerland – even if it was the third in the third downhill run of the season. But it was hardly to be expected that premiere winner Alexis Monney and Franjo von Allmen, a 24- and a 23-year-old, would take first and second place in Bormio. World Cup dominator Marco Odermatt stood next to the podium for once after his moment of shock and the opening of the airbag while driving.
Yesterday’s fifth place gets the next chance today. In the Super-G he is the favorite to win, but the other Swiss are also a force to be reckoned with.
You can see whether a Swiss Ski rider will be at the top of the podium again from 11.30 a.m. in the live ticker and in the SRF stream.
The start list
1 Gino Caviezel
2 Daniel Hemetsberger
3 Stefan Babinsky
4 Fredrik Moeller
5 Cameron Alexander
6 Vincent Kriechmayr
7 Stefan Rogentin
8 James Crawford
9 Nils Allegre
10 Marco Odermatt
11 Mattia Casse
12 Jared Goldberg
13 Alexis Pinturault
14 Jeffrey Read
15 Dominik Paris
16 Franjo von Allmen
17 Adrian Sejersted
18 River Radamus
19 Ryan Cochran-Siegle
20 Justin Murisier
The other Swiss:
26 Lars Rösti
27 Alexis Monney
46 Marco Kohler
Most wins in the Ski World Cup
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Most wins in the Ski World Cup
Ski races have been held as part of the World Cup since 1967. These drivers achieved at least 30 victories.
Source: Keystone / Gian Ehrenzeller
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