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The Hahnenkamm (1 Viewer)

Crowds packed the Streif, the most famous slope on the mountain of Hahnenkamm today to catch all the downhill action. Widely regarded as the most demanding course on the World Cup circuit, it today played host to the great and the good as they battled to be crowned 2012 champion.

After a late start caused by bad weather and a last-minute relocation to an older racing track, the challenge began and, in the end, it was won by Didier Cuche. The veteran Swiss skier, who on Thursday announced his retirement at the end of this season, showed that he still has what it takes with a victory that has broken all records. The first athlete to triumph five times on the Streif and now officially the oldest winner of the Kitzbühel Downhill, Cuche has once again proved his credentials as one of the greatest downhillers of all time.

Second place in the race classic went to Tyrolean skier Romed Baumann: “The result is simply sensational for me,” said the athlete from Hochfilzen. “As a young boy I watched the Streif from the sidelines and dreamed of standing on the winner’s podium one day. It’s fantastic that I have managed to achieve this, especially in Kitzbühel.”

Third place went to Klaus Kröll – his third such podium ranking this season. The Alpine athlete from Styria in Austria was also third in the 2009 Kitzbühel Downhill

1 CUCHE Didier SUI 1:13.28

2 BAUMANN Romed AUT 1:13.52

3 KROELL Klaus AUT 1:13.58

4 PUCHNER Joachim AUT 1:13.64

5 CLAREY Johan FRA 1:13.68

6 FEUZ Beat SUI 1:13.73

7 SPORN Andrej SLO 1:13.75

8 KEPPLER Stephan GER 1:13.76

9 THEAUX Adrien FRA 1:13.78

10 HUDEC Jan CAN 1:13.86

11 GUAY Erik CAN 1:13.91

12 GANONG Travis USA 1:13.92

13 FRANZ Max AUT 1:13.94

14 SVINDAL Aksel Lund NOR 1:13.95

15 SCHEIBER Mario AUT 1:13.96

16 INNERHOFER Christof ITA 1:13.97

17 SULLIVAN Marco USA 1:13.99

17 GISIN Marc SUI 1:13.99

19 BERTRAND Yannick FRA 1:14.08

20 DEFAGO Didier SUI 1:14.19

21 STREITBERGER Georg AUT 1:14.22

21 REICHELT Hannes AUT 1:14.22

23 FAYED Guillermo FRA 1:14.24

24 ZURBRIGGEN Silvan SUI 1:14.41

24 KUENG Patrick SUI 1:14.41

26 HOFFMANN Ambrosi SUI 1:14.52

27 POISSON David FRA 1:14.56

28 OLSSON Hans SWE 1:14.59

29 MILLER Bode USA 1:14.63

30 DUERAGER Markus AUT 1:14.70

31 HEEL Werner ITA 1:14.71

32 LIGETY Ted USA 1:14.75

33 FISHER Erik USA 1:14.76

33 JANSRUD Kjetil NOR 1:14.76

35 PARIS Dominik ITA 1:14.82

36 CASSE Mattia ITA 1:14.83

36 JAERBYN Patrik SWE 1:14.83

38 DIXON Robbie CAN 1:14.84

39 KROELL Johannes AUT 1:14.87

40 MAYER Matthias AUT 1:14.91

41 THOMSEN Benjamin CAN 1:15.01

42 WEIBRECHT Andrew USA 1:15.09

43 PERKO Rok SLO 1:15.12

43 ROMAR Andreas FIN 1:15.12

45 MARKIC Gasper SLO 1:15.13

46 KRAMER Manuel AUT 1:15.14

47 FERSTL Josef GER 1:15.23

47 ZRNCIC-DIM Natko CRO 1:15.23

47 JANKA Carlo SUI 1:15.23

50 KOSTELIC Ivica CRO 1:15.30

51 FILL Peter ITA 1:15.32

52 GRUENENFELDER Tobias SUI 1:15.42

53 MAPLE Wiley USA 1:15.46

54 LUEOEND Vitus SUI 1:15.50

55 SANDER Andreas GER 1:15.65

56 MARSAGLIA Matteo ITA 1:15.88

57 KLINE Bostjan SLO 1:16.12

58 KLOTZ Siegmar ITA 1:16.35

59 PICHOT Sebastien FRA 1:16.45

60 ROGER Brice FRA 1:16.51

61 PRIDY Conrad CAN 1:16.62

62 CHONGAROV Nikola BUL 1:17.72

 
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slalom

1.

DEVILLE Cristian

ITA

1:39.19

2.

MATT Mario

AUT

1:39.91 +0.72

3.

KOSTELIC Ivica

CRO

1:39.97 +0.78

4.

MISSILLIER Steve

FRA

1:40.14 +0.95

5.

BYGGMARK Jens

SWE

1:40.63 +1.44

6.

MYHRER Andre

SWE 1:41.10 +1.91

7.

RAZZOLI Giuliano

ITA

1:41.18 +1.99

8.

HOERL Wolfgang

AUT

1:41.24 +2.05

9.

DOPFER Fritz

GER

1:41.36 +2.17

10.

RAICH Benjamin

AUT

1:41.42 +2.23

 
combined

1.

KOSTELIC Ivica

CRO

2:55.27

2.

FEUZ Beat SUI

2:59.82

+4.55

3.

ZURBRIGGEN Silvan

SUI

3:00.07

+4.80

4.

THEAUX Adrien

FRA

3:00.36

+5.09

5.

LIGETY Ted

USA

3:00.73

+5.46

6.

BAUMANN Romed

AUT

3:00.75

+5.48

7.

JANSURD Kjetil

NOR

3:02.36

+7.09

8.

INNERHOFER Christof

ITA

3:02.80 +7.53

9.

ZRNCIC-DIM Natko

FRA

3:04.25

+8.98

10.

SVINDAL Aksel Lund

CRO

3:04.72

+9.45

 
overall cup standings

KOSTELIC Ivica CRO 1 855

HIRSCHER Marcel AUT 2 725

FEUZ Beat SUI 3 665

LIGETY Ted USA 4 538

SVINDAL Aksel Lund NOR 5 534

MILLER Bode USA 6 450

CUCHE Didier SUI 7 443

REICHELT Hannes AUT 8 439

DEVILLE Cristian ITA 9 470

JANSRUD Kjetil NOR 10 364

 
Ligety’s risk strategy nets second goldBy Manuele LangSCHLADMING, Austria, Feb 11 (Reuters) – American Ted Ligety’s risky strategy earned him the super-combined title on Monday and his second gold medal of the alpine skiing world championships.Seven years after winning the discipline’s Olympic crown in Sestriere, Ligety proved he was more versatile than ever, clinching victory in a combined time of two minutes 56.96 seconds.Ligety, who won the super-G last week, will also be the hot favorite in the defense of his giant slalom crown on Friday as he bids for a formidable hat-trick.His performance was all the more spectacular as he had never won either a super-G or a super-combined in the World Cup before the world championships and the 28-year-old from Salt Lake City could even be a threat in Sunday’s slalom.On the steep and icy slalom course at the bottom of the Planai piste, home of a famous floodlit slalom on the World Cup circuit, Ligety adopted a dangerous strategy.“I took all the risks after my great downhill run. I knew I had a chance but I was looking to ski smart also, it was easy to ski out as the run was so tough,” he told reporters.“I have huge routine being on the tour for nine years, so I can handle pressure well and these worlds have been pretty exciting for me so far,” he added.He promised more excitement in the week ahead.“My slalom has not been so satisfying in recent seasons but this performance will encourage me to keep fighting hard to improve my level in that specialty too,” Ligety said.“Now I’m looking forward to another great race in the GS. There will only be one possible tactics then – charge as hard as possible.”Ivica Kostelic was the favorite after winning Kitzbuehel’s classic combined for the fourth time shortly before the worlds, but the Croatian played it too safe in the slalom run.“I didn’t find a good rhythm today and I had a bad feeling going through that run. It was bad skiing,” he said after finishing second, 1.15 seconds behind the American.“I did not deserved to be on the podium after such a bad slalom run following that great downhill leg,” he added.Romed Baumann cheered the Austrian camp by snatching the bronze, 0.02 seconds behind Kostelic, only the host country’s second medal after six events.“There was lots of pressure on me this evening and I needed some time to really ski the aggressive skiing I was hoping for,” he said.“I felt that I needed to push harder in the lower part – especially after hearing the speaker and the crowd pushing me. This bronze medal of course means a lot to me and also to my team.”Downhill world champion and title-holder Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway straddled a gate halfway down after looking on course for a podium spot.French favorite Alexis Pinturault skied by far the fastest slalom run but a disastrous downhill leg left him sixth in the final standings. http://universalsports.com/2013/02/11/ligetys-risk-strategy-nets-second-gold/

 
1 1 AUTREICHELT Hannes 2:03.38
2 18 NORSVINDAL Aksel Lund 2:03.59
3 11 USAMILLER Bode 2:03.72
4 19 FRATHEAUX Adrien 2:04.04
5 20 ITAINNERHOFER Christof 2:04.15
6 34 SUIJANKA Carlo 2:04.23
7 13 AUTFRANZ Max 2:04.41
7 29 USAGANONG Travis 2:04.41
9 14 NORJANSRUD Kjetil 2:04.46
10 25 SUIDEFAGO Didier 2:04.52
11 8 AUTMAYER Matthias 2:04.66
12 50 CANTHOMSEN Benjamin 2:04.80
13 10 FRACLAREY Johan 2:04.82
14 21 SUIKUENG Patrick 2:04.97
15 47 GERKEPPLER Stephan 2:05.04
16 24 CANOSBORNE-PARADIS Manuel 2:05.05
17 17 AUTKROELL Klaus 2:05.06
18 28 FRAFAYED Guillermo 2:05.14
19 26 USASULLIVAN Marco 2:05.22
20 1 FRAPOISSON David 2:05.40
21 33 SUIVILETTA Sandro 2:05.45
22 5 AUTSCHEIBER Florian 2:05.52
23 54 SWEOLSSON Hans 2:05.63
24 23 FRAROGER Brice 2:05.76
25 3 AUTBAUMANN Romed 2:05.84
26 39 AUTSTRIEDINGER Otmar 2:05.86
27 7 USANYMAN Steven 2:05.93
28 32 CANFRISCH Jeffrey 2:05.95
29 36 ITAMARSAGLIA Matteo 2:06.03
30 30 SLOSPORN Andrej 2:06.05
31 16 ITAPARIS Dominik 2:06.06
32 37 USAGOLDBERG Jared 2:06.07
33 38 CROZRNCIC-DIM Natko 2:06.20
34 40 AUTDUERAGER Markus 2:06.38
35 51 ITAKLOTZ Siegmar 2:06.41
36 35 USAFISHER Erik 2:06.44
37 9 ITAFILL Peter 2:06.54
38 41 FRAGIRAUD MOINE Valentin 2:06.58
39 48 FRABOUILLOT Alexandre 2:06.71
40 31 GERFERSTL Josef 2:06.77
41 49 SUIBERTHOD Marc 2:06.91
42 4 AUTSTREITBERGER Georg 2:06.95
43 56 USAWEIBRECHT Andrew 2:07.23
44 42 CANPRIDY Morgan 2:07.41
45 27 SLOPERKO Rok 2:07.51
46 2 ITAVARETTONI Silvano 2:07.52
47 46 SWEHEDIN Douglas 2:07.67
48 59 ANDESTEVE Kevin 2:09.22
49 60 BLRDANILOCHKIN Yuri 2:09.24
50 58 ITADE ALIPRANDINI Luca 2:09.35
51 57 SLOCATER Martin 2:09.66
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Rank
Bib
Name
Tot. Time
6 AUTPUCHNER Joachim
12 ITAHEEL Werner
15 SUIFEUZ Beat
43 FRAMUZATON Maxence
44 AUTKRAMER Manuel
45 CANPRIDY Conrad
53 NORKILDE Aleksander Aamodt
55 SUICAVIEZEL Mauro
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Rank
Bib
Name
Tot. Time
52 CANDIXON Robbie

 

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