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The start list
27 Emma Aicher
28 Karen Clement
29 Valerie Grenier
30 Ricarda Haaser
31 Lindsey Vonn
The other Swiss women:
33 Malorie White
35 Stephanie Jenal
40 Janine Schmitt
“Now I’m here,” said Malorie Blanc after her first World Cup downhill on Saturday. With start number 46, the 21-year-old from Valais took second place and thus ensured a successful Swiss day. The established drivers around Lara Gut-Behrami (13th), Corinne Suter (15th) and Michelle Gisin (21st) were rather disappointing. With Janine Schmitt (19th), another young Swiss woman achieved a respectable success.
Now there is also a Super-G coming up in St. Anton. A chance for Blanc and 24-year-old Schmitt to confirm their good result and for Gut-Behrami and Co. to do better than in the downhill.
You can see whether this succeeds here from 11.15 a.m. in the live ticker and in the stream from SRF.
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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